SPOKANE, Wash. – A couple of Spokane home renovators could be getting their own show on HGTV after their show premiere this Sunday.
The show follows two friends and business partners Susannah Stoltz and Carolina Johnson who have been flipping houses here in Spokane.
Their pilot premieres this Sunday and it features a home in the Perry District they renovated already in the winter. The focus of the show is to revitalize Spokane classic homes through the duo’s vintage upcycling twist. They try and do all of these changes while staying under a certain budget and selling their house at a target price.
If enough people watch the pilot episode, HGTV could film 12 more episodes with the two.
"It would be a big deal if we went to series. It will highlight Spokane," Johnson said.
"Yeah that's one of the things that HGTV liked about this concept is that they don't really have a show in the PNW, and we want to show off where we live," Stoltz said.
Here is the description for the first episode on HGTV.com:
Friends for over a decade, these two team up to completely transform a run-down and abandoned bungalow in the Perry District using salvaged vintage pieces and some creative upcycling. Susannah & Carolina work through unforgiving weather, asbestos contamination, and a strict budget to bring this 100-year-old house back to its original charm with some extra edge. Will these challenges keep them from staying on budget and selling this house at their target price?
The show premiers this Sunday at noon on HGTV. Check your cable provider to watch.
Here is the description of the show from HGTV.com:
Friends and business partners Susannah Stoltz and Carolina Johnson are taking old, forgotten bungalows and giving them a total makeover in their Pacific Northwest city of Spokane, Washington. From wrought iron chandeliers to salvaged cabinets and old driftwood, these vintage hardware-loving ladies are salvaging anything they find, creating beautiful designs with reclaimed materials and giving these classic homes a brand-new life.