Alison Victoria Divulges Which HGTV Star She Would Have Design Her House
HGTV is full of incredibly talented stars who can easily turn unattractive rooms into amazing spaces. One of which is Alison Victoria, the host of Windy City Rehab. Many of us watching from home would love to have her come over to design our own place. From all the incredible decorating she does on the show, we can only imagine how amazing her own home must look.
Not only do we find Victoria pretty amazing at her job, but many of her co-stars do too. The host of My Lottery Dream Home, David Bromstad, even admitted he would trust her to design his own home. "I respect her as a designer a lot," he said during a press event attended by The List. The same goes for Nate Berkus. "I've always admired her work," he added.
With all of these professionals adoring this designer, which HGTV star would Victoria trust to design her own home?
There's a designer duo — er, trio — that Alison Victoria really admires
Out of all of the HGTV stars she's worked with, there's an iconic duo that Victoria would jump at the chance to have design her own home. "Nate and Jeremiah," she revealed during the virtual event, and there's a good reason why she would trust these two with her property.
Not only does Victoria love their work, but Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent have a very similar style to Victoria's, mixing old with the new to create something completely unique. These professional designers all have the same process when it comes to planning out a room, too. "It's all about the senses," Victoria explained. "From smell to just the whole experience, visually experiencing it, and just being able to be in the space."
With that being said, there is someone else that Victoria would love to work with — specifically to help give her house a completely new feel. HGTV star Tiffany Brooks would be the one who could help put a spin on Victoria's style. "She brings this feminine glam that I've always been afraid to do because I think like I'm a man, so I just feel like super masculine," Victoria admitted. "I want that feminine and that glitz and that glam, and she brings that."
HGTV's fiercest home renovation duos will face-off when the hit competition series Rock the Block returns to HGTV on Monday, March 8, at 9 p.m. ET/PT. It will also be available to stream on discovery+.