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Fans are over the moon about TLC reviving Trading Spaces — as is the series' host, Paige Davis! During an exclusive new interview with Closer Weekly, Paige gushed about working with her old co-stars on the reboot. "It was really amazing. It was as if we'd never stopped. All the original legacy designers are back and we have a couple of new faces too," she explained while working with Purina on their Better with Pets @Home editor showcase in NYC in mid-April. "We all just kept looking at each other and asking, 'Has it been 10 years or has it been 10 weeks?' It just didn't feel like we even skipped a beat. It was very much this feeling of the band being back together and we're back on tour," she continued. And that's not all — it turns out that the Trading Spaces stars are also super close off-screen, too! "We actually hang out together.

TLC is continuing to ramp up the return of its onetime flagship home-makeover series Trading Spaces, saying today it will air a reunion special in spring 2018. The new Trading Spaces also is set to return in the spring with original host Paige Davis and fellow veterans Genevieve Gorder, Carter Oosterhouse, Laurie Smith, Ty Pennington, Hildi Santo-Thomas, Doug Wilson and Vern Yip. The reunion special, hosted by Long Lost Family‘s Lisa Joyner, follows the group getting…...

Before TLC’s iconic home-makeover series Trading Spaces returns for Round 2 in 2018, the original team is reuniting for a game of Where Are They Now.

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Paige Davis, who is returning to host Trading Spaces 2.0, will appear alongside Amy Wynn Pastor, Carter Oosterhouse, Doug Wilson, Frank Bielec, Genevieve Gorder, Hildi Santo-Tomas, Laurie Smith, Ty Pennington and Vern Yip in a catch-up special airing this spring (exact date Tbd), hosted by Lisa Joyner of TLC’s Long Lost Family.

As seen in the preview clip above, the original cast members will reminisce about their favorite room transformations,...

Some familiar faces are about to return to your TV.

Before TLC debuts a new season of Trading Spaces in 2018, the network will host a reunion special with the home makeover show’s original cast and introduce the new designers and carpenters that will be joining for the reboot.

Related: The Return of One ‘Off the Grid’ Trading Spaces Designer Shocked the Cast: ‘They Really Didn’t Know if He was Coming’

Paige Davis, who signed on for the new season in July, along with designers Doug Wilson, Genevieve Gorder, Hildi Santo-Tomas, Vern Yip, Frank Bielic and Laurie Smith, and carpenters Ty Pennington,...

The return of Trading Spaces after 10 years off the air is enough to make any fan a little nostalgic. But for the original designers reuniting on the show, it was an extremely emotional moment.

“We cried our eyes out,” Genevieve Gorder, one of nine returning cast members, tells People of the reunion on set. “Some of us hadn’t seen each other in 12 years. And they didn’t tell any of us who was coming or not coming.”

Related: Paige Davis Shares the First Photo on Set of the New Trading Spaces and It’s ‘Just Like Old Times’

Alongside Gorder,...

Trading Spaces’ comeback season may not be airing until 2018, but the cast — including eight original members — is already hard at work filming the first episodes.

Returning host Paige Davis shared the first photo on set, hanging off the iconic Ts truck. “The truck is back too!!! Just like old times. Woohoo!” Davis captions on her Instagram.

Related: Trading Spaces Is Bringing Back All the Original Designers You Were Hoping for — and Some Intriguing New Faces

Fan favorite designer Genevieve Gorder also confirmed to People that she is already filming new makeovers.

Joining Davis, who signed on for the reboot in July,...

“It’s good to be back!” says Trading Spaces Og, Genevieve Gorder.

The cast lineup for the iconic TLC show’s reboot includes many of the design stars from the original series, including Paige Davis, Doug Wilson, Hildi Santo-Tomas, Vern Yip, Frank Beilic, Laurie Smith and a very excited Gorder.

“I know this was the favorite show of so many people in the country. I’ve built a life around this show,” she shares in a post on Instagram following Wednesday’s group reveal. “I’m so grateful to all of your who watched this in the beginning, I hope you all come back.

“Trading Spaces” is returning to TLC after 10 years off the air and some familiar faces are coming back. Related: Paige Davis Returns To Host Upcoming ‘Trading Spaces’ Reboot Designers and carpenters like Doug Wilson, Carter Oosterhouse, Frank Bielec, Genevieve Gorder, Hildi Santo-Tomas, Laurie Smith, Ty Pennington, and Vern Yip are all returning to the program. […]...

Ty Pennington is among the “Trading Spaces” alums joining host Paige Davis in TLC’s reboot of the home-makeover series, the network announced Wednesday. Pennington, also known for hosting “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition,” appears in the first promo that was released Wednesday, as do fellow returning designers Doug Wilson, Carter Oosterhouse, Frank Bielec, Genevieve Gorder, Hildi Santo-Tomas, Laurie Smith and Vern Yip. Davis’ return had been previously announced for the new season of “Spaces” that is set to premiere in Spring 2018. “We’re getting the band back together,” Pennington says in the footage. “I’m so excited to see some of their faces.

The new Trading Spaces will have some familiar faces — and some folks in new places. TLC said today that the upcoming revival of its signature 2000s reality competition show will bring back veterans Genevieve Gorder, Carter Oosterhouse, Ty Pennington, Hildi Santo-Thomas, Doug Wilson, Vern Yip and previously announced host Paige Davis. Check out a “we’re getting the band back together” promo below. Newcomers to the home-makeover competition series, which is returning in…...

Go ahead, call it a comeback!

Any Trading Spaces aficionado will tell you the hit TLC show, which aired from 2000 to 2008, was just as much about the rotating cast of designers’ big personalities as it was about redecorating on a budget.

On Wednesday, TLC announced the lineup for the show’s forthcoming reboot after a 10-year hiatus, and almost every fan favorite from the original series is making a return. Joining host Paige Davis, who signed on in July, will be Doug Wilson, Genevieve Gorder, Hildi Santo-Tomas, Vern Yip, Frank Bielic, and Laurie Smith. Beloved carpenters Ty Pennington and Carter Oosterhouse will also be back.

Trading Spaces is coming back to televisions nationwide, and fans are already getting giddy with visions of new two-day room revamps.

On Tuesday, TLC president and general manager Nancy Daniels announced that the early 2000s home renovation series would be returning to the network in 2018 – but provided little other detail.

So, until the network is ready to divulge, here’s some things from Trading Spaces‘ original run that we’re hoping will carry on through the reboot.

1. Voice of reason Paige Davis and her famous pixie

When actress Paige Davis was brought on as host of the show in its second season,...

"The Insider" confirms that a designer for the popular cable home makeover show, "Trading Spaces," was arrested in Illinois on Tuesday. Doug Wilson, who helps neighbors transform each other's homes on the show, was taken into custody at 12:45 a.m. in the city of Decatur. Police tell "The Insider" that Wilson was arrested on suspicion of aggravated DUI, driving on a suspended license, illegal transportation of alcohol and failing to yield to an emergency vehicle.

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Doug Wilson only wishes he could trade spaces about now. The resident bad boy of the Tlc redecorating hit show spent a night behind bars after he was arrested early Tuesday morning for driving under the influence in his home state of Illinois. According to a spokeswoman for the Decatur County Jail, Wilson was pulled over at approximately 1 a.m. after he failed to yield to a police vehicle, which had its lights and sirens wailing. The cops took the interior designer into custody and charged him with all sorts of infractions: aggravated DUI, driving on a suspended license, failing to yield the right-of-way to an emergency vehicle and unlawful transportation of alcohol. He was booked into Decatur County Jail...