MyFixitUpLife talk show: Design online with DIY Network’s Alison Victoria

Alison Victoria HomeAdvisor DesignMine

We’re talking home trends and making it real with DesignMine and DIY Network host Alison Victoria.

 Alison Victoria HomeAdvisor DesignMine
DIY Network host Alison Victoria

We’re getting inspired for design online with DIY Network’s resident Kitchen Crasher and interior designer and style-maven Alison Victoria who is talking about DesignMine that she’s saying is ‘Pinterest with a purpose.’

Chris Terrell talks HomeAdvisor, how to get home improvement advice and connect with the contractor that’ll get your job done right.

And Better Homes & Gardens illuminating editor Jill Waage shines a light on design and decor trends from the pages of the magazine.

Interior design expert Rose Dostal talks new kitchen and bath products that include movement to make the most of small and multifunction spaces in our homes.

Built by Kids founder Tim Dahl talks about how to get kids involved in DIY safely and about the projects he’s creating with his family for his blog.

Join us for this episode of MyFixitUpLife where we’re rocking our DIY crash-style from the HomeAdvisor home improvement headquarters at Design Construction Week 2014 in Vegas.

This episode of MyFixitUpLife aired Saturday, March 1st at 10am on BlogTalkRadio and on 1520am in Philadelphia.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Alison Victoria and Theresa really get into talking design
DIY Network host Alison Victoria talks DesignMine
DIY Network host Alison Victoria talks DesignMine
Rose Dostal RMD Design
Rose Dostal talks trends and new products from KBIS
Chris Terrell shares his passion for renovating and talks HomeAdvisor
Chris Terrell shares his passion for renovating and talks HomeAdvisor
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Tim Dahl, founder of Built By Kids, with Mark and Theresa

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