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In the first episode I thought this could be watchable. But after 2,3 episodes you realized, that you have already seen everything. This woman can do only one trick- paint everything white. I don't know how she can be a successfull interior designer with that lack of creativity? Ok, some clients really like her all white style and want their house to look that certain way. But what about the episode with the wooden house in the forest? The owners said, that she likes it colourful, boho with a little bit of cottage in the woods style. And what did she get? They gave here a completeley white and grey room with 2 "colourful" brown ottomans and some white and grey throw pillows? Are you kidding me? And the owner's reaction to it was- wooow, so beautiul! Is this a joke?? But the biggest problem is, that the show is not about interior design, not about tips & tricks or the process of changing a room! Most time is spent on showing us the super boring life of this couple, that lives in a huge house with their 2 kids. Why?? They are not that interesting and if they were- I wouldn't want to watch a reality show about someone's kids playing in the backyard or her husband trying to put up the christmas tree. I wa expecting to see some design, inspiration, creativity, learn something new about design or at least a shocking before and after. But I got nothing.

When I saw that this show is about people helping some celebrities to organize their homes, I didn't even want to see one episode. But since there are almost no home edit, interior design or garden design shows left on Netflix, I almost didn't have a choice thant to watch this. The show is actually watchable and it keeps you interested. The girls are ok, if you ignore the hysterical screaming and jumping around like 12-year old girls after they organized someone's closet. I really liked the part, where they organized normal people's houses and rooms. I don't think many people can relate to celebrities and their organizing problems. The problem is, that most episodes are just closet organizations. I was hoping for whole house organizations or more difficult and messy rooms, more purging, consulting with the clients and some innovative ideas- especially affordable or sustainable ideas. Some of them don't seem very practical, but are just pretty... What upsets me is the episode, where they organized a woman's closet and then decided to "give her a little extra", so they painted her bedroom, upholstered the beautiful pink bed in a dull grey and changed the furniture, curtains and carpet in her bedroom?! Why would someone do that?! I think it's horribly unprofessional to just go ahead and paint someone else's room, because your job was to just organize the closet. If i were the lady in the show, I would go mad. And sometimes the organizing ladies are not very empathetic to other people's "messy" habbits and they seem like they judge people. That's not ok.

At least the special effects were decent for that time. My husband explained the movie to his friend- imagine a movie about your car ride from home to work. And then imagine the movie showing the whole car ride, without fast forwarding it and without you saying anything. I love art, I like some original or weird movies, I like movies with only a couple of characters and not much talking in it, movies with a special atmosphere or scenery. But this one? I tried to watch it until the end without falling asleep and I didn't manage it yet. I watched the movie for 5 days and every time I just fell asleep. And I'm night owl, so yeah.. At least the movie is good for something.