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Scott: Previously
on Renovation Resort.
Savannah: I'm going to do
it my way, not your way.
Scott: The teams had
their hands full
with the final interior challenge.
Sean: Why is it messing with me?
Jena: Ugh!
Scott: Completing two bedrooms
and a bathroom
in just seven days.
Arnold: You're sure you want
to do away with this window?
Scott: An epic battle
of the beds--
Troy: I wish I was a kid again.
Bryan: What if I told you
I'd seen something very similar?
Scott:--ended with Rotem and
Troy taking home
their second win in a row.
Now, with the cabin
interiors complete...
Jena: Game on, baby.
Scott: ...it's time
to step outside.
April: Like Titanic!
Rotem: I think I'm delirious.
Savannah: I don't know if
I have one more pivot in me.
Scott: To see who will sink--
(loud splash!)
or swim.
Four pro builder designer teams
from across North America
are leaving everything behind
to show us what they've got.
Bryan: Their mission:
to transform these four cabins
inside and out, in only 7 weeks.
Scott: The team with the best
cabin wins a game changing prize
of $100,000.
Bryan:
I'm Bryan Baeumler.
Scott: And I'm
Scott McGillivray.
Scott/Bryan: Welcome to
Renovation Resort.
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Arnold: Coming off
a couple of losses,
we're both really
feeling the pressure.
But I'm happy to have another
opportunity to get a win.
Savannah: Going
into challenge 6,
I just have to let go
of the loss from last week.
Kyle: No time to wallow
in our sorrows.
We have another
challenge ahead of us.
Rotem: We have two
wins in a row.
Troy: We have to
continue our momentum.
Jena: I might look
confident sometimes,
but there's always
an ounce of me
that is stressed and
worried and thinking
that it's not
going to be enough.
Everything is on the line here.
Scott: Teams, you've all
come such a long way
in this competition.
You have fully finished
the interior spaces,
but the work here
is not quite done.
Bryan: Now it's
time for us to see
how you take that
personality you showed us
inside the cabins,
to the outside.
Rotem: A lot of people,
they go on vacation,
they spend a lot
of time outdoors.
So this is a very important part
of this whole competition.
Scott: You'll have to consider
the curb appeal,
the landscaping,
the hardscaping,
and your back decks.
As a bonus, Bryan and I
are going to contribute
a dock for the shoreline.
On top of that, we will provide
you with a selection of
pavers and plants as a reward
for your hard work.
Rotem: Alright!
Scott: This will not
come out of your budget,
but you will have to consider
them in your designs.
Bryan: As always, you have
until the end of the week
to complete the
exterior of your cabin,
not only to wow and impress
the guests when they arrive,
but to keep them comfortable
and entertained while they stay.
Scott: Even though
we're outdoors,
we're still looking
at the quality of your work,
the creativity and
the functionality of your space.
Bryan: At the beginning
of this competition,
we gave you a $100,000 budget
to spend on your cabin.
If you have any money left,
now's the time to spend it.
Scott: Right now,
it's still anyone's game.
$100,000 up for grabs.
The exterior,
the biggest challenge yet.
Everything is at stake.
Bryan: Who's ready
to get back to work?
- Let's go.
- Woohoo!
Hustle, guys, hustle!
♪
Kyle: You better make
your dad proud,
he is a landscaper after all.
What are your thoughts?
Savannah: I want the inside to
reflect also on the outside.
I am so comfortable
in exterior design.
My dad is a
landscaping designer,
and it's something that I feel
like runs deep in my blood.
For this exterior, I'm going to
go with a really dark stain
for the main parts
of this cabin.
And then I want to do a pop
of color with this green trim.
In the back, I want to do
two dining tables
to be able to seat as many
people as possible.
I want to do a firepit, a
barbecue grill for entertaining,
and then as an added bonus,
let's do a hot tub.
I'm going to use a pergola.
I think it's gonna
be super special
and I think it's going to
add a lot.
The hot tub is a
non-negotiable for me.
I was very mindful
when it came to saving money
to make this outdoor space
exactly how we want it to be.
Troy: So what are we
going to do out here?
With our budget, I
feel we're on track.
We've been pretty frugal
with our spending.
Rotem: We're going to go with a
beautiful graphite, metal roof.
Troy: Okay.
Rotem: And shake siding.
For the exterior of the cabin,
we're going to whitewash
the logs
and put gray shingles up top.
We'll put in a stone pathway
that goes around the side
to the back, then add lots of
wicker-style furniture
on the deck and some loungers
and a barbecue down below.
Finally, there's a firepit and
a beautiful barrel sauna.
We've already, I think, proved
ourselves on the interior,
and I'm feeling very confident
about this next challenge.
♪
April: You ready?
Arnold: I am.
April: I definitely planned
on spending every dollar
that was allocated for us.
Arnold: Luxury is expensive.
So... our lack of budget
for the exterior
is really a concern for me.
April: We're going to have
to be really creative
Kind of try to find ways to
bring some of the luxuriousness
that we have on
the inside, outside.
Arnold: We'll add in some
beautiful glass railings,
I'll add in some
stair lights for safety,
and also, it's like as a nice,
like, luxurious feature.
April: Oh, yeah.
We're going with a
black exterior
for the logs and brown siding
up top,
for a classic,
yet contemporary look.
Around the back, I want
to keep the deck simple
with an elegant dining area
and exterior couch seating.
Then I want to add LED
lights to the stairs
that lead down to loungers
and a hot tub.
I'm thinking that
the money that we have left
is going to be just enough
to make it an impactful space.
Arnold: Just not as--
April: Over-the-top.
Arnold: (laughs)--as maybe
we would like it to be.
Sean: All right. Talk to me.
What do you want
to see here?
Jena: Okay. We're doing an
entertaining space
inside this cabin.
Sean: Mhm.
We've got to bring
that entertainment factor
all the way out here.
In this exterior,
just like the interior,
everything starts
from the premise of
how would you want
people to feel?
We want people to feel welcome.
We want a place
for people to gather.
We've gone with a more dark
facade, black on black.
A little touch of
light wood tones
playing through in the main
soffit areas.
We want to stand out, so
let's have a bright orange door
Around back, we've got
that pass-through window.
So Sean is able to build a
built-in barbecue set up.
It's going to be a beautiful
place where people can gather.
Off of the barbecue, I want
to see a dining table,
a lounge set up, and to finish
it off, we've got a hot tub.
This challenge, there
is no hidden contingency,
like, the budget is the budget.
There's not very much
room for error here.
♪
Scott: This week, the
biggest transformations yet
are happening at the resort.
The exteriors of the cabins
are getting stained.
They're getting their roofs.
They're getting all their
trims and soffits painted.
Rotem: This will go really
well with our roof color.
Bryan: We're really looking for
a cohesive design
inside and out.
Savannah: I think
that looks so good.
Bryan: It's one thing
to carry a theme
throughout an
entire house inside.
To showcase that theme
on the outside of the house
may be challenging.
♪
Rotem: Okay, so first,
we need to talk about
the pavers here, what's
going on with the stones?
And I have this catalog
here from Techo Bloc.
So I'm thinking for the
main area, cobblestone look.
Troy: Yes, very European.
Rotem: Right?
Very natural, organic shape.
Troy: Yeah.
Rotem: It's called
the Antika Paver.
Antika, like antique, which is
perfect with a nostalgic theme.
Troy: Which color
are you thinking?
Rotem: Chestnut
brown is beautiful.
I think that's a winner.
Troy: Yeah.
Rotem: And then I saw
another one here.
This tree stump in front of
the stepping stones
from the front to the back.
Troy: Genius!
Rotem: These are like stepping
stones, they're beautiful,
I wanna show you...
Troy: Some colors?
Rotem: Some colors... up here.
This is the Borealis.
What are you thinking?
Troy: You pick
one that you like,
and then I'll pick
one that I like.
Rotem: Okay.
Troy: One...
Rotem/Troy: Two, three...
Rotem: (laughs)
Yes!
Troy: Great minds think alike!
Rotem: I think that's a winner.
Okay, I'm going to go
put the orders in.
♪
♪
(power tool whirring)
Jena: Oh, that's fire!
♪
(power tool whirring)
April: I figured
I'd give it a try.
So, Arnold and I have not
really spent time in cabins,
and it does kind of make me a
little nervous for the exterior.
But I'm designing these
spaces for people like me.
People who want to experience
something that's outdoorsy,
but something that's
comfortable and luxurious.
This looks really good.
I love how it goes
with the black.
Nice, woodsy meets luxury.
I love it.
Arnold: You want
to do a couple?
That would really help
speed this process up.
April: No, I would mess it up,
and that wouldn't
be luxurious at all.
(power tool whirring)
You're doing a fantastic job!
Arnold: Thanks.
April: (chuckles)
♪
Savannah: I've been bold
in all my interior spaces,
and so I'm going to do
the same on the outside.
I really wanted to add a pop
of color in this exterior stain.
I want it to be like
a pop of something,
but I don't want it to be like--
As all of these cabins are
getting stained, I'm realizing
that ours looks very different
compared to the rest.
It makes me a
little bit nervous.
Once you put stain on,
it's very, very difficult
to take it off.
So I feel like
it's a really big decision.
We haven't been able to
see our competition
style or vibe at all,
and so being able to
see their cabins
finally taking shape,
it is very nerve racking.
I'm really starting
to self-doubt.
I really hope
this is a good choice.
I just want it to be right.
Kyle, I need you to come look
at this color really fast.
You think it's a good choice?
Kyle: I like it.
Green's my favorite color.
Savannah: I know it is.
Troy: Ro', look what's comin'!
Savannah: Oh, my gosh.
Look at that!
We are working outside and we
see a delivery for Cabin Four.
Rotem: Oh, my gosh!
Troy:
Seeing the reaction
on the other
competitor's facac,
I'm feeling like I've
put some fear in them.
Scott: The teams have spent
the past five weeks
completing the interiors
of their cabins.
And they've also
had to make sure
that their design themes are
cohesive throughout.
Now, it's full time focus
on the outside of these cabins.
You can see everybody
looking next door like,
what are they doing over there?
And it's getting hard to hide
all the changes that
are happening here.
Savannah: Oh, my gosh!
Bryan: They're starting to see
what kind of competition
they really have here.
Troy: Ro',
look what's comin'!
Rotem: Oh, my gosh!
(laughs)
It's beautiful!
Savannah: Look at that!
It's a sauna.
Kyle: It's a wood-burning
barrel sauna, and it's awesome!
But I ain't scared.
♪
Rotem: This sauna
is a huge element.
I don't think any
of the other teams
thought about getting a sauna.
Surprise!
Sean: It's in the
wrong position.
It should be over here, mate!
Troy: Oh!
Rotem: (laughs)
Troy: Seeing the reaction
on the other competitors' faces,
I'm feeling pretty good.
I'm feeling like I've
stricken some fear in them.
Sean: I'm feeling
a little nervous.
Troy: We've come
to play ball here.
Jena: Game on, baby.
Rotem: (laughs)
♪
Jena: Look at these pavers!
April: It looks so good.
Rotem: This is gorgeous.
Savannah: When I see the
black and white pavers,
I was over the Moon excited!
I love it!
It think it's going to
connect to the interior,
to the exterior really well.
It's so beautiful!
♪
(construction tools buzzing)
Rotem: Let's bring it
all up here, at least
put it in the shade,
put it together.
Troy: So Rotem starts bringing
out all these furniture pieces.
And I was wondering, why didn't
she buy pre-assembled furniture?
Rotem: So, I got one--
Troy: About 55,000 pieces.
Rotem: (laughs)
K and L, what's that? C-2?
Now what?
Troy: How is the
sectional coming, honey?
Rotem: Um... I'm still
trying to find pieces.
Troy: If anyone can do it,
you can do it.
Rotem: Does this look like
it could work in either--
I just... I think I'm delirious.
I'm starting to get
a bit stressed.
This is taking...
much longer than I expected.
Whoo!
♪
Arnold: It's definitely
interesting looking at
some of the
other cabins.
They just have
a ton of activity,
a lot of materials.
April: There's a lot of stuff!
Arnold: A lot of stuff.
Sean: We got so many chairs.
April: Jena and Sean
have essentially
a yard sale going on.
Sean: So there's one more
backrest, right?
Ugh!
April: There's so much
stuff out there.
Sean: Jena, what is this thing?!
Arnold: Looks like you've
got a lot going on over there!
Jena: I feel like
we're a furniture store!
Sean: (laughs)
♪
Scott: Alright, Captain!
Let's get these docks installed!
Bryan: You'd better paddle
on the other side.
Scott: I'm super excited
for this week's challenge
because we're outside, which is
where everybody wants to be.
It's the reason why people
are booking these properties.
Hey, teams!
We got docks!!
It's dock time.
Bryan: A dock day!
♪
Here at the cabin,
you need a dock.
Jena: Yeeees!
Scott: So we're giving
all the teams docks and
helping to get them installed.
April: I'm feeling like
Queen of the Sea!
Fly Titanic!
Arnold: It's a river.
April: Whatever.
It's like... it's my moment.
Savannah: April,
you look good out there, girl!
Kyle: Yeeehaaaa!
♪
Troy: Fantastic!
Scott: It's a good thing
you have me here.
Or else you would have
done this all backwards.
Bryan: Here, let me have a look?
Scott: No! You...
(loud splash!)
(exhales)
Bryan: (laughs)
Scott:
You'll pay for this, Baeumler!
Bryan: I gotta go!
(water splashing)
♪
Sean: I'm working on the shower,
when I can notice the neighbors
having a look over.
Troy: What're you doing
over there, Sean?
Sean: It's a pad
for a outside shower.
Troy: Get out of here. Really?
Jena: Cabin four, we can
tell they're competitive.
Troy: Ro', they're doing
an outdoor shower.
I'm pretty competitive.
Yeah, a little bit.
Rotem: To say the least. Yeah.
Troy: I love it!
But I don't love you having it.
Sean: You can come over
any time you like, Troy.
We love you over here.
Troy: Jena and Sean,
they did bring their A-game.
It's a little bit
nerve-wracking.
Sean: I know that we've put
a little bit of fear
in cabin four.
♪
Scott: How's it
going over there?
Troy: Gentlemen?
Scott: Well, your cabin
looks very different
from the rest of them.
You've gone light!
Rotem: Well, we wanted
you to understand
that you're coming into
a light and airy space,
and we wanted you to feel
that on the outside.
Bryan: Tell us about this
over here. I like that.
Rotem: This is our barrel sauna.
Scott: Stop it!
Bryan: When it gets cold in
the water and you can jump in,
head and into
the sauna, back out.
I mean that... I love that.
Rotem: Yes.
Scott: "Saw-nuh."
Bryan: "Sow-nuh."
Scott and I...don't agree
on all the profit maximizers.
You love hot tubs.
Scott: You love "sow-nuhs!"
Bryan: I love "sow-nuhs."
Scott: The sauna
is a bonus for sure.
It doesn't draw any power.
Bryan: Lower
maintenance costs.
Scott: You save some money,
you make some money.
Bryan: Exactly!
Scott: The cabin exteriors
won't be complete
without some landscaping.
So we're giving the team
some greenery.
Savannah: The plants
have all arrived,
which I'm so excited about!
Scott: But because nothing comes
easy on Renovation Resort,
they'll have to out-hustle each
other for the ones they want.
Savannah: We have to kind of
fight for our plants.
It made me feel a
little bit nervous,
but I really want some
really beautiful ones
and so I'm just going
to have to do it.
Kyle: You go to the plants,
I'll get the wheelbarrow.
April: I'm ready to go.
Sean: Do what you got to do.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait!
♪
Savannah: Plants
have all arrived,
but we have to kind of
fight for our plants.
Kyle: You go to the plants,
I'll get the wheelbarrow.
Sean: Do what you gotta do.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait!
(loud kick)
All: (laughter)
(laughter)
Ridiculous!
Arnold: I never
thought, you know,
a trip to the nursery
could be so aggressive.
Savannah: Kyle, right here,
right here, right here!
This one! This one! This one!
Kyle: Get it!
Troy: There's a boxwood.
Here's a big one.
Rotem: Try that one?
Troy: This one?
Rotem: Yeah.
Sean: You want more grasses?
Jena: Yeah. A little couple
more grasses here.
Sean: Okay.
Rotem: Ok, I think we're good!
♪
♪
Scott: The teams aren't the only
ones with gardening to do.
Bryan and I are planting trees
in the common areas
of the resort.
So we got 30 trees,
30 holes to dig.
Bryan: So you're going to
dig these all by hand?
I'm just going to bring them
over in the machine.
I like this deal.
Scott: Hah! No.
Bryan: Alright,
let me grab this one.
Scott: Grab the white pine.
Bryan: Okay. One
white pine coming up!
♪
(forklift humming)
Scott: That's the spot. Wait
there, wait there, wait there.
Don't drop it yet.
Bryan: You want me to drop it?
Scott: Hey, heeeeyy!
Bryan: Right there?
Scott: What are you doing?!
Bryan: Oh, you said drop it!
Scott: No! I said don't drop it!
Bryan: I get--
It's hard to hear.
I got AC and a radio in here.
And I can't hear you.
Scott: What are you doing?
Are you done?
Bryan: This is heaven
in here. I love it!
Scott, I can do this all day.
Scott: Helping
or hurting, Bryan?
Helping or hurting?!
♪
These properties need to make
a first impression very quickly
through the marketing
material, upon first arrival.
So that front curb appeal
is super important.
April: Are we supposed to
take it out of the pot?
Arnold: Yes, you are supposed
to take it out to the pot.
April: Oh, whoops!
♪
Savannah:
It's flower day.
I'm a landscaper's
daughter, which means
that I really, really
appreciate plants
I have since I was
a really young child.
I feel like flower day is
probably my favorite day.
In Arizona, my family
will plant every season,
so we call it 'Flower Day'.
I want to make sure
the prettiest side...
...is showing.
Gotta make my dad proud here.
It makes me miss home.
But--
♪
I'm just thinking about
our kids and our family.
Now I can bring Flower
Day to this cabin.
And I'm so happy about it.
So cute!
♪
Scott: It's not cabin time
unless you're playing games.
Bryan: All right,
let's play a game.
Scott: Having games and
activities at the cabin,
super important! Number one,
it determines the hierarchy.
Bryan: Oh, you have technique.
Scott: You also
have to be quiet.
Bryan: Achoo!
Scott: A little bit of
competition is healthy.
(chuckles)
Boom! Woohoo!
Bryan: I guess now
would be a good time
to bring the teams over.
Scott: Yeah, we can show them
what winning looks like.
Bryan: Alright.
Scott: Hey, teams!
April: Did you hear that?
Arnold: I hear some
yelling down the way.
Bryan: Alright,
everybody, come on over!
Arnold: Time to go figure out
what next thing
they're going to have us doing.
Kyle: So, so this
is the big time?
While you play, we just work?
Scott: You are all witnessing
me winning again.
We know that games are
woven into the fabric
of cabin experience.
Bryan: Over here
we have four tackle boxes,
and in each box,
there is a hint for a game
that we would like
each team to build
for guests in play
here at the cabin.
Scott: And we're going to
mix it up, keep it random.
Switch them up,
there you go.
♪
Bryan: Okay, who wants this one?
April: This one.
Scott: This one?
April: Yeah!
Scott: Jena and Sean, let's
see what you are working on?
Jena: Ring toss!
Let's go, baby!
Our backyard is already a place
where you want to have fun
and be entertained.
Sean: And we love
ring toss, so--
Jena: Yeah!
Rotem: Oh.
Troy: Ooh!
Scott: What is.
Troy: Yeah, um--
Rotem: I know this game.
We picked up the ladder toss.
I absolutely love that game.
I am feeling very,
very confident.
♪
Savannah: Okay.
Kyle: Cornhole master,
right here!
Savannah/Kyle: Cornhole!!
Scott: Are you?
Savannah: He really is.
He actually is.
Kyle: Yes!
Right before we came
to this competition,
I built several
cornhole board sets
for the kids in our church.
If that's not meant to be,
I don't know what is.
Arnold: Let's see what we got.
April: Tumbling Tower!
Arnold: I'm feeling good.
This is really
the only game I recognize.
Scott: We're going to take all
the games for a test drive
when we judge
your exterior spaces.
Bryan: So go have some fun.
Build some fun for
yourselves, for us,
for the guests
that are going to come here.
Get out of here, so we can
try best 2 out of 3.
Teams: Alright.
Troy: Alright.
Scott: You sure you want
to be embarrassed again?!
Bryan: Uh, yeah, I do!
♪
Kyle: Hot tub's here! Yeehaaa!
April: Wooooh!
Arnold:
Yes, yes, yes!
I'm super excited about
the hot tub delivery.
I noticed a couple of
the other competitors
have hot tubs as well.
Savannah:
I'm so excited.
I really think that
a hot tub adds
so much to the guest experience.
Arnold: Do a dry run!
April: (laughs)
Arnold: Margarita me, please.
April: You'll be waiting
a while for a margarita.
Sean: The big reveal!!
Troy: While the other cabins
did hot tubs--
Jena: What a piece of art!
Troy: Ro, do you want to come
and see this stain?
So we went with a sauna.
Sean: This is awesome!
Rotem: I feel it's
very important to...
...to stick out from the rest.
Savannah: This is so good.
I love hot tubs.
Rotem: Not everybody
loves a hot tub.
(power sander buzzing)
Sean: In our outdoor space,
there's a lot of elements
that I have to attend to.
I am worried about the time.
Time is money.
So Jena is going to be
assemble the outside table.
Jena: I've never
made a table before!
But, sometimes you gotta
challenge yourself.
♪
Scott: Jena, Sean?
Sean: How are you, mate?
Jena: What's up, guys?
Scott: The two of you are
working on something here.
Sean: This is a gate to keep
the bad neighbors out of here.
Scott: Oooooh!
Bryan: You're gonna
need a bigger gate!
Sean: It's a table.
Jena: A tabletop
for our dining area.
Scott: Yeah, of course.
Why would you buy a table--
Sean:--when I can make a table?
Scott: Just overall,
how are you feeling about
your neighbors
in the competition?
Jena: We've got
stiff competition.
People are not
here to play around,
and we've experienced
what it feels like to lose,
and we know that... we've
just got to be on our toes.
Scott: Jena and Sean, they are
determined to prove themselves.
They're making
their own furniture.
They're not spending
money on it.
We've seen them do this
in other challenges.
It's a great idea.
Now let's see if
they can pull it off.
♪
Kyle: Okay. Let's see if this is
going to fit over this hot tub.
Savannah: The
pergola has arrived,
and I am so excited about it.
Kyle: 9.2 feet by 13.1...
Oh, boy!
Holy cow!
I'm pretty sure she
wanted this to fit like,
right over the hot tub.
I need to run this by Savannah.
This pergola is enormous.
It is significantly larger than
the footprint of this hot tub.
Puts it right about here.
Savannah: Oh, gosh, Kyle!
Man, I'm starting to get tired.
Kyle: So what you want to do?
Savannah: I don't know if
I have one more pivot in me.
♪
Kyle: This pergola
ais enormous.
I don't really know what
our options are at this point.
Savannah: It's not an option
to not use the pergola,
because I think
it's a wow factor.
We have come way too far to let
this pergola stop my vision.
If we have the stairs
for the hot tub here,
we can create
like an entrance.
Kyle: So, the excess pergola
will kind of be
the entrance of
the hot tub area.
Savannah: And I'm going to do
some really cool trees.
Another challenge,
but I'm going to
lean into it
as much as possible.
And so we're turning
these lemons into some lemonade.
I think, that's going to work.
Scott: This week's
bonus build is small,
but each one of these games
is an opportunity for the teams
to create another experience.
Bryan: We want this
to be something
that complements the space.
Scott: Jena and Shawn
got Ringtoss.
Rotem and Troy got laddertoss.
Savannah and Kyle got cornhole
and April and Arnold
got the toppling tower game.
April: Let's do it!
Arnold: All right. We have to
implement this bonus build
quickly and make sure that
it works with our space.
We've kind of had this
kind of city vibe going,
so I'm thinking we go black,
stay true to our brand.
Bryan: Arnold!
Scott: April!
Arnold: So we're putting
together a giant toppling tower.
Scott: This is your bonus build.
Arnold: This is the bonus build.
Bryan: Now, they gotta
be nice and smooth,
'cause you've gotta get
in there with the move,
you know, get the--
Arnlod: Yeah, yeah.
To give them a little love tap.
Scott: Oh boy! Yeah, Yeah.
Make sure they're smooth.
You might wanna sand 'em
down a little bit.
Bryan: The quality,
the thought, the creativity,
everything that goes into
these is important to us.
Did you just slap
a game out front,
or did you actually put
some effort into this,
to consider the
guest experience?
Scott: It's how they execute
them into their theme
that will help them win.
Bryan: What's
happening out here?
Arnold: You know,
we kept it simple and sexy,
more like an indoor
space, but outside.
We know most people are coming
to a cabin to experience nature.
Bryan: So this area for
you guys is really important
as a transition zone
Arnold: Absolutely!
Bryan:--into this,
which I think is great.
Arnold: That's exactly
how we thought of it.
Scott: You've brought
a Chicago vibe
into all of your
design elements,
so I'm trying to pick up on any
hints that I see out here.
Bryan: I feel like this
is going to look like
one of the signature
towers in Chicago.
Arnold: Come on!
Scott: Oooooh!
Wow. You got it!
Bryan, despite
what everyone says,
you can be clever.
No, nobody says that!
Bryan: Alright guys, you got a
lot of work to do. I love it!
Arnold: Appreciate it.
Thanks for stopping by.
Scott: Thank you!
♪
Kyle: There's over 150 screws.
We're working outside, and man,
it is toasty out here.
Savannah: Uh!
And we are running around
trying to finish up this space.
And so, I'm just exhausted.
Kyle: Look what I got!
Savannah: Uh!
I would much rather have a
break over work right now.
Oh, Kyle, this couldn't
have come at a better time.
I am exhausted.
Kyle: We're on the homestretch,
we're nearly done.
Savannah: We're getting there.
We've got so much work to do.
Kyle: Let's get back to it.
♪
♪
Bryan: He's reading instructions.
Kyle: Hey, boys!
What do you think? Come on!
Bryan: The knee bone's
connected to the thigh bone,
and the thigh bone--
Savannah: There you go!
Kyle: You're very helpful,
thanks for coming.
(laughter)
Scott: You're working on
some sort of pergola here?
Kyle: Correct.
Savannah: Yes.
Scott: What's the plan?
Savannah: The Pergola
is going to go over the hot tub,
Scott: Oh, nice.
and we are kind of
scrambling a bit
because the size was
a little bit different,
but we have come
up with the plan.
Scott: So your color
choice is on the exterior?
Savannah: Yes!
Bryan: Pretty bold.
Savannah: You guys know
by now, that I love color,
so I couldn't not do a color.
Bryan: Green!
Scott: I was expecting pink.
Savannah: There you go. Can you
imagine? Having some pink trim!
The more I see progress
with Savannah and Kyle,
the more I'm
buying into their theme.
Really whimsical,
but also elegant spaces.
We'll let you get back to it.
Kyle: Alright.
Thank you, guys. We'll see you.
Savannah: Thanks!
Scott: It's the final day
of the exterior challenge
and the teams are
running out of time
to complete their cabins.
Sean: The element on the outside
that's going to set us apart.
is definitely the
pass-through window.
Jena: In the kitchen challenge,
we didn't take home that win.
However, out here,
the pass-through window
really comes to fruition.
Our main objective
is to bring the inside out.
So that starting with the
continuity of the lift up window
in the kitchen, continuing
to the outdoor space,
to the built-in barbecue setup.
Sean: Hold it right there!
Jena: What I'm hoping for
is that the judges see
the bigger picture here.
(power tool whirring)
Rotem:
Okay, you got it?
Troy: I'm feeling
very stressed out.
We're coming to the end.
Rotem: Yeah, I like that height.
Troy: But, I think
we need to push ourselves.
Whoa!
Rotem: No, come on!
Kyle: It doesn't
meet in the middle.
Savannah: This challenge
is truly gonna
come down to the wire.
Arnold: Here,
you come on this side.
I'll unroll it,
while I pull it up.
Coming to the end
of this challenge,
I'm looking down the cabin and
I'm seeing a lot of things
that I didn't
really think about.
Kyle and Savannah's cabin,
the pergola is a nice touch.
I am really concerned
that we didn't do enough
on the exterior.
♪ (urgent dramatic music) ♪
Jena: Take this!
Rotem: Hurry up, please.
Sean: What do I do?
Jena: Fold! Fold!
♪
Savannah: Cornhole!
Scott: Ten, nine,
eight, seven,
Rotem: Troy, help me!
six, five, four,
three, two, one.
Teams, your outdoor
spaces are done!
Jena: Good job!
Scott: Please come
join us at the fire pit!
Rotem: This has to be ours!
Kyle: Last challenge done!
Alright.
April: It does make me
a little nervous that
the simplicity might not
be appealing to the judges,
but I'm hoping that the
design's gonna win them over.
Savannah: I'm really proud of
everything that we did here,
and I really wouldn't
change anything.
But it is in the
judges' hands now.
Rotem: Winning the exterior
would give us
three wins in a row.
Troy: I think we've done enough.
I'm cautiously optimistic
about this one.
Sean: We put a lot of effort
into this backyard.
I think we ticked all
the boxes on this one.
But at the same time, anything
can go in this competition.
♪
Scott: Congratulations
on completing
the exteriors of your cabins!
Teams: (clapping/cheering)
Bryan: Now, it's time
for us to take a look.
To help us evaluate the
exterior of your cabins,
we've brought in
a legend of landscape design.
He's been helping people
elevate their outdoor spaces
for over two decades.
Introducing the man,
the myth, the legend,
and his little
dog too,
Carson Arthur.
Scott: And his little dog too!
Teams: (clapping)
Carson: And the little dog too!
Scott: Good to see you, Carson!
Carson: As you can see,
I brought some help today
because a lot of people,
when they're renting spaces,
they have to be family friendly,
and those include
the four-legged family members!
Scott: Bella's gonna choose
who's got the dog's breakfast
and whose work was the
'ruff-est.'
(laughter)
Carson: I hope your designs
are better than those jokes.
Scott: What is it you're going
to be looking for today?
Carson: I want a spot
that excites me.
So whether I come to the
front door and I'm like,
'I can't wait to get inside,'
or I get to the back
and I'm like,
'yeah, this is where I'm going
to spend my entire summer.'
Make me want to rent this space!
Scott: Beautiful. We have
a lot of places to go see.
Bryan: You want to go
for walk the walk? Walk?
Scott: I have feeling I'll be
looking at the 'roofs' first.
(groans)
Bryan: Welcome
to the Luxe Lodge.
Carson: Okay!
It's very elegant.
♪
Bryan: This definitely sets
a tone for what
they've done inside.
It's very luxurious,
very rich, very dark.
The cabin focused on technology.
Carson: Okay.
Scott: I like the feature
color being brown up top.
Carson: I notice that there's
landscape lighting in the beds.
And when these plants grow up
and you hit that
lighting at night,
it's gonna actually
be quite stunning.
Bryan: Let's go around the back.
♪
Scott: Wow!
I don't know if I
was expecting this.
Carson: Clean. It's sexy.
I feel like I have to be dressed
really well to be in the space.
Bryan: So none
of us are invited.
Scott: So they've nailed
it with the layout.
You got your lounging,
you've got your dining,
and then you've got
a living space.
The hot tub is a great decision.
Typically,
people are willing to pay
upwards of $50 a night extra
if there's a hot tub,
and it rents well all
through the winter.
They built a toppling
tower game here.
It's good, but these could have
been sanded down
a little better. You can tell
they were rushing.
This is something that should've
been down closer to the grass.
Carson: As a landscape designer,
this is clearly the design
of an interior designer.
Scott: Yeah.
Carson: Nothing is on the grass.
Even the potted plants
are on the patio,
so nothing's been pushed out.
And that would be
my biggest criticism.
Bryan: It almost feels to me
like they ran out
of budget right here.
Scott: Alright, let's see
what the neighbors are up to.
♪
Kyle and Savannah's.
Carson: Look at the color!
Scott: Wow!
♪
Carson: Okay. For the record,
I'm going to say it
right up front, I hate green.
Bryan: Do you?!
Carson: It's just the one color
that I always associate
with old fishing cabins.
Scott: Which is what these were!
I'm loving seeing the finished
product of the pavers.
They've matched this
with their floors inside.
Carson: Oh, very cool!
Scott: So it's a little nod
to what you're gonna get inside.
Carson:
Everybody loves hydrangeas!
And the white against the brown
when they're in flower,
it's gonna pop!
Scott: Let's head around back.
Carson: Let's go, pup!
Bryan: All right.
She's very quiet.
She doesn't share her opinion.
Carson: No.
Scott: Wow! This is amazing!
This is why people
come here to vacation.
Carson: This is the type of
place I want to pull up,
let the dog go... I'm gonna spend
the rest of my
vacation right here.
Bryan: There's a ton of seating,
a ton of
entertainment potential.
They've got the hot tub here.
Scott: The shade over top of the
hot tub is a nice little change.
Honestly, I can't believe
I'm saying 'yay green!'
But it works in this space.
It all links together.
Scott: Yeah.
Carson: Things that
I'm not as excited about,
I find the umbrellas
throw me off a little bit.
My eye keeps going there.
You've gotta really think about
where the focal points
are, right?
And the focal points
should be this view.
Scott: There's one more thing
that we have to take
a closer look at.
The bonus build.
Bryan: Cornhole.
It matches the house!
Scott: (vocal buzzer sound)
Aaaaah! (laughs)
All right. Mega points
for the cornhole game!
All right. Let's
see what else we got.
Bryan: Alright.
♪
So this is Jena and Sean.
Wow! Okay.
Carson: This is very cool!
♪
Very different
from the other ones,
just because of that pop
of orange right away.
Just makes it more
interesting and intriguing.
Bryan: Their theme
is playful minimalism.
This is a theme that they've
carried through the cabin.
You just never know
what you're going to get.
Carson: I love that!
Scott: The landscaping gives you
a little California vibe.
Carson: It's a really cool
design perspective.
Scott: So let's head around.
Carson: Bella, you
want to lead the way?
Bryan: Just follow Bella.
Carson: Is that a shower?
Scott: Outdoor shower!
Carson: Translation-
dog washing station.
Scott: Dog washing station!
Carson: Love it! Done.
Scott: That's a good
call right there.
Hello!
Bryan: There it is.
Scott: Wow!
Bryan: Look at that!
Carson: It feels so much bigger
than the other ones!
Like they've maximized
the outdoor space.
And even the wide steps.
Like that feels more inviting.
Scott: Yes.
Carson: This feels like
a resort I want to rent.
Bryan: This is the outdoors.
Carson/Scott: Yeah!
Bryan: You come to the cabin
to sit around,
roast a marshmallow,
this is great.
Scott: Campfire, yeah.
Bryan: I feel like there's
a lot of different things to do.
Carson: Like you're not
going to be bored in this unit.
I love it!
Scott: Absolutetly not!
Carson: I love that window.
Scott: This pass-through window.
Bryan: The awning's great!
Love that the inside
is connected to the outside.
Carson: The flow from there
to here, 100% makes sense.
Scott: I saw them making this
table. It's a little flimsy.
Carson: The table,
um, maybe not so good,
couple of other things
that I will
kind of give them some grief on,
there's no shade!
Bryan: Yeah.
Carson: So that would be
something that I'd be
a little concerned about,
but it's pretty spectacular!
Scott: They've taken it
to the next level.
Before we head to
the neighbors...
Bryan: I see it. Bonus build,
the ring toss here.
♪
I think we're too far away.
Scott: Last chance!
(hysterical laughter)
Bryan: Of course!
Scott: Won!
(laughs)
Bryan: Well, let's
go see some more stuff.
♪
Scott: This is Rotem and Troy.
Carson: Wow. Okay, very
different color scheme here.
Ha-haa!
Scott: Absolutely.
I do like the cobblestone.
Feels very old-world.
Carson: A little bit, yeah.
Scott: It matches their vibe.
Bryan: Do you feel like you're
in the Mediterranean though?
Carson: Um... no.
Was it supposed to be?
Bryan: I mean, the idea
here is Mediterranean flavor.
Carson: Okay. Is what's supposed
to be carrying through here?
I'm not seeing a ton
of character up front.
Scott: They haven't
set up any seating.
Maybe there was an
opportunity for more.
I like the patio slabs,
you can get from the front
to the back without
walking on the grass.
Whoa!...Wow!
Carson: So this is totally
giving me spa vibes.
Scott: This is just a beautiful
piece of furniture.
Tons of seating.
It feels so cozy.
Bryan: It does look
very cozy and inviting.
What it doesn't say to me
is bring all your young kids
to the cabin and set them free.
Carson: No! It's very contained
again, it's very in one space.
I know they do
have this area here.
Bryan: The firepit
and some chairs,
I feel like that's
just plonked there.
Scott: There's something here
that is super different.
The sauna.
Carson: That is awesome!
Scott: Let's take a look.
Oh, this looks good. I like the
windows, you can see the lake!
Carson: You know the best part
about the sauna?
(door slams)
That's it!
Bryan: That right there.
That's the best part,
right there!
Carson: Yes, sir.
That is awesome!
Scott: Guys?!
Hey, I was in there and then--
Bryan: It was so nice
for a minute.
You're always talking
about profit maximizers.
Scott: Yes.
Bryan: I always think of
reducing costs are much easier,
than increasing profits.
So compared to a hot tub,
there is zero maintenance.
Light a fire,
scoop it out, you're done.
And guess what you're
staring at?
The bonus build!
Carson: Careful.
Scott: Uh-oh!
Bryan: Ooooh! I won!
Scott: I mean, Bryan,
what's this feeling?
Oh... losing.
This is it! We got four cabins.
We need to consider the curb
appeal and the shore appeal.
Carson: This is tough. The teams
have done an amazing job.
Scott: All right,
let's go make some decisions.
♪
Bryan: And we're back!
Scott: To watch the
evolutions of these spaces
and to see everything
come to fruition,
it really is
a great final product.
Carson: First of all,
teams, wow!!
I mean, I'm blown away.
As a landscape designer,
I would have hired each
and every one of you,
for any one of my job sites.
They were fantastic!
Bryan: We can now see
that you've taken your
themes from the driveway
right in the front door,
into the kitchen,
the living room, upstairs
and into the backyard.
It's amazing to see that theme
carry all the way through.
Scott: Starting with
April and Arnold.
In terms of curb appeal,
I like that you introduced
the wood accent siding
on the top.
I thought it brought
some warmth. Out back,
I was immediately looking for
the technology pieces.
I was waiting for an intro video
or something to drop out of--
Where's the TV?
Arnold: April blew my budget.
Scott: (laughing)
Arnold: I really
had to scale back.
Carson: So, coming up
to the front of the space,
very clean, very pristine.
And then I walked
into the backyard,
and I'm like, I'm so
underdressed for this.
This is like the c*ck party
chic, and I loved it.
Bryan:
Inside was very luxurious.
Coming out the back, super
comfortable space, inviting.
What I didn't love...
...is that
that's where it ended.
You need something to draw
you down to the dock,
to the reason that
we're here for the water.
Scott: Savannah and Kyle.
You brought in the brown
on the exterior.
There's a certain nostalgia,
the black and white pavers.
Good choice, that was attached
to what you've done inside.
Out back, what you
did around the hot tub,
made it feel more
of an intimate experience
that made your hot tub section
a little more special.
Bryan: From day one, we've
always got this feeling
that your theme is about family,
and I think you nailed it
in the backyard here.
You've continued
that theme outside.
It looks warm and inviting.
The layout was great.
You invited us off of your deck
down towards the lake as well.
There's toys to play with there.
Yeah, I really liked it.
Carson: So Savannah and Kyle,
I loved kind of that
homey feel you created.
There was one misstep for me.
My eyes kept going to those
black and white umbrellas.
You know,
that's not the focal point.
Focal point should be the water.
So that was the only misstep.
Kyle: Thank you, Carson.
Scott: Jena and Sean,
I'm going to give you points
for creating something memorable
for the curb appeal.
The orange door,
even the plant selection
with some of the succulents.
Like when you walk up, it feels
like hot California vibes.
It's different. It feels
to me, like a real escape.
Bryan: What I love here,
you open that awning window,
it says, 'Get outside'.
You can sit and enjoy
that fireplace.
There's at least
ten different places
to sit and things
to do out there.
I mean, this is a
jam-packed backyard,
and I think you really
blew the top off this.
Jena/Sean: Thank you.
Jena: Appreciate that.
Carson: The dog's least
favorite of all the projects
was your outdoor shower.
But as a dog owner,
it was my most favorite!
I thought the outdoor
shower was fantastic!
There was one issue.
As soon as the sun came out,
I was looking for the spot
to sit with the shade
and there wasn't one.
You were so close
on ticking all the boxes.
That was the one that kind of
set me back a little bit.
Scott: Rotem and Troy,
your cabin is light, it's airy.
I love you've got a pathway
going all the way around.
It is connected
to the back of the cabin.
The only thing that I thought
was a missed opportunity
out front,
there was nowhere to sit down.
Bryan: I was very happy
to see the sauna.
Rotem: Yes!!
Bryan: I love them.
They extend the season.
That thing can sit there
for a hundred years,
it won't cost you a penny.
Carson: When I went
to the back, I'm like,
bring on the feta and the
olives, I was ready to go!
I got where you were
going with it. Loved it!
I didn't see it
in the front, though.
I saw it the color, but I didn't
see it in the landscaping.
There was nothing that
said me, 'Mediterranean.'
Scott: It is not lost on us
how hard it is
to get through
the biggest challenge,
after all the work that you've
already completed inside,
it is impressive!
And as usual,
this has been really difficult.
But that's why
we've got Carson here.
Carson: Any one of you
could have won this,
but at the end of the day,
the winner is...
♪ (tense music) ♪
♪
Jena and Sean!
Teams: (clapping/cheering)
Jena: For us, winning the
outdoor space was so important,
because I've had my doubts
when it comes to,
'are we going to be
good enough to win this?'
We put our heart
and soul into this
and we deserve that win.
Scott: This is
your second big win.
How are you feeling?
Jena: For us, the
theme has been something
that's been hard to
capture for you guys,
but the two places that we
were able to win in,
are really where those themes
really stand out for us.
It means a lot.
Sean: Now, we just gotta
throw a party in the backyard.
Scott: (laughs)
This is it! Exteriors are done,
interiors are done.
Every team has had
at least one win.
But the $100,000?
It's still up for grabs!
We need something else to help
us make the final decision.
Jena and Sean, this week's
win is going to come in handy
because we're not done yet.
♪ (tense music) ♪
(laughter)
Bryan: All right!
Scott: So I hope you have
a little bit of gas
left in the tank.
Are you guys ready to go
at this one more time?
Kyle: Why not?
Jena: Bring it!
Scott: Alright!
♪
Next time on Renovation Resort.
Can you hear me?
It's all come down to this!
One final challenge.
Bryan: We do have one
more little surprise.
Savannah: Oh!
April: I'm exhausted.
What could this possibly be?
Scott: To make your
dock a destination!
Troy: You're the designer.
What would you rather?
Four by fours?
Rotem: Whatever's faster.
Scott: It's a race
against the dock.
April: So what can I do to help?
Arnold: Beat it.
Jena: Is there any merit
in reversing this?
Scott: To see who will
be crowned
Renovation Resort Champions.
Jena: You have been my rock.
Scott: And take home $100,000.
The winning team is--
♪
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01x06 - Take it Outside!
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Four design couples compete for $100, 000 over a seven week time span to be judged by HGTV stars, Scott and Brian.
Four design couples compete for $100, 000 over a seven week time span to be judged by HGTV stars, Scott and Brian.