Rehab Addict

While waiting for the Minnehaha house to sell, interior designer Nicole Curtis is hired by one of her clients to rehab his cluttered, compact kitchen into a useable restored space for him and his family. Given a tight deadline, Nicole soon finds herself overwhelmed but finds relief when her mother comes for a visit in this episode of Rehab Addict.

Rehab Addict's Nicole Curtis takes on another design project while waiting for the Minnehaha house to sell. This time it's her client Ellen's colorful sea-themed bathroom that needs fixing. To match the 1920s style of the rest of the house, she has to bring it down to the studs ? everything but the door must go.

Two of interior designer Nicole Curtis' clients, Adam and Rachael, hire her to fully restore their newly purchased 1920s house. The couple is getting married and needs to move into the home in a month, so Nicole must work faster than ever to complete everything on time. First, she tackles the front entry and yard, adding some curb appeal to this episode of Rehab Addict.

Continuing her restoration of Adam and Rachael's home, interior designer Nicole Curtis moves her attention to the living room, where she must restore the beat-up hardwood floors and replace a set of built- ins that were torn out over the years. Nicole also takes a look at an unusual way to expand one of the small bedrooms and ends this episode of Rehab Addict by heading downtown to a tax auction, hoping to bid on her next big project.

Turning her attention to Adam and Rachael's bathroom, Nicole deals with the many problems that creep up while working with tile in an old house. When she hits a snag, Nicole must think on her feet and figure out a way to make her fixtures fit in the small space. As her deadline approaches and working hours get longer, Nicole begins feeling guilty for not spending more time with her son Ethan.

In this episode of Rehab Addict, interior designer Nicole Curtis is under the gun to finish Adam and Rachael's kitchen renovation while the two are away on their honeymoon. After tearing down the walls, Nicole discovers some cool hidden details but also some plumbing problems that throw a wrench in things. Nicole scrambles to finish everything on time, while hoping that Adam and Rachael will be happy with their new home.

With the Minnehaha house still sitting on the market, Rehab Addict's Nicole Curtis decides to put her own house up for sale hoping that it will sell faster. However, before she can do this, she must first give her garage a much needed makeover and remove asbestos from her basement. Not wanting to spend too much, this interior designer must find low cost solutions to get the job done.

Preparing to put her house up for sale, Rehab Addict's Nicole Curtis turns her attention to the cluttered basement and devises a plan to update the space while also keeping the unfinished, industrial feel it would have had when the house was built. Never one to let anything go to waste, this interior designer finds a way to repurpose her old garage carriage doors and turn an old soapstone sink into the centerpiece of the room.

In this episode of Rehab Addict, interior designer Nicole Curtis finds a hundred-year-old Victorian home she wants to renovate. However when it sells to other buyers, she convinces them to let her be involved as they work to get it back on the market. Fighting the onset of cold weather, they try to improve the curb appeal by removing an old chain link fence, rebuilding a missing porch, and giving the faded siding a much needed paint job. They don't always see eye to eye, but Nicole is determined to make it work.

With the exterior of the Harriet Project completely restored, interior designer Nicole Curtis and the guys move inside and begin demolition to prepare for pluming and electrical work in this episode of Rehab Addict. Focusing on the upper unit's bathroom, Nicole uncovers a hidden clawfoot tub that she falls in love with and must restore.

Nicole searches for a set of salvaged cabinets to use in the Harriet Project's upper unit kitchen. With her own house still up for sale, Nicole visits the historical society to see if she can discover any new information about the property. Meanwhile, the homeowners of the Harriet Project make a decision that Nicole doesn't agree with.

Nicole repairs the hardwood floors in both living rooms of the Harriet Project and searches for replica tile to begin restoring a fireplace in the downstairs unit. With the crumbling plaster walls replaced, the front entryway is ready for a grand transformation. Nicole's son Ethan gets a babysitting job.

With only a few weeks left to finish the Harriet Project, Nicole and the homeowners divide and conquer to complete the lower unit's living room and kitchen. Nicole visits a local high school shop class to work on a raditator cover for the living room. As the project nears completion, Nicole receives news on the Minnehaha house.