Design Home is launching an exciting collaboration with HGTV, featuring challenges inspired by popular shows like Fixer to Fabulous and House Hunters. Starting February 19th, you can dive into weekly challenges that draw inspiration from episodes such as "Bentonville Beauty" and "Arkansas Amazement." These challenges allow you to craft stylish interiors using authentic furniture and decor from renowned brands like West Elm, Jonathan Adler, Williams Sonoma, and Kathy Kuo. Once your design is complete, submit it for votes and earn rewards based on its popularity.

More House Hunters-inspired challenges are coming soon to Design Home, where you'll design spaces that reflect the needs and tastes of homebuyers in search of their perfect homes. These challenges will test your creativity and ability to balance aesthetics with functionality.

In a thrilling crossover, Design Home will also feature in an episode of Fixer to Fabulous, airing on March 25th at 8/7c on HGTV and streaming the next day on Max and discovery+. In this special episode, hosts Dave and Jenny Marrs will take a break from their usual renovations to participate in Design Home challenges, showcasing their design prowess.

Since its inception, Design Home has captivated over 131 million players worldwide. With a vast array of over 18,000 challenges, nearly 100 brand partnerships, and an impressive selection of 61,000 furniture and decor items, the game offers endless opportunities to explore various design styles. Whether you're creating a cozy living room or a sleek modern kitchen, Design Home's extensive catalog allows you to bring your unique vision to life.

For fans of home renovation and design, Fixer to Fabulous is now in its sixth season, where Dave and Jenny Marrs transform historic homes in Bentonville, Arkansas, blending timeless charm with contemporary touches. Meanwhile, House Hunters continues to captivate audiences as it follows home seekers across the country, weighing their must-haves, budgets, and location preferences to find their dream homes.