Homeowners Jim and Jennifer Short want to transform their plain office into a masculine room for Jim that can also functionally double as a comfortable room for guests. First and foremost, overnight guests need a place to sleep and the walls and closet doors need to be dressed with color and textures to warm the room. Since it's primarily an office, the room should reflect Jim's taste. The Design on a Dime team transforms the white room into a golf-themed gentleman's lounge to house both Jim's office and out of town guests, all for $1,000.

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Vanessa Mikkelson wants to incorporate a myriad of design characteristics into her living room. She is wide open to colors and styles and has asked the Design on a Dime team to use the existing elements of her room plus add new ones to create a cohesive look. Cunningham creates stylized wall art while Anderson builds matching tables. Sheinkopf creatively solves a space problem and goes shopping for a credenza. All in all, the team answers this design riddle for under $1,000.

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Newlyweds Joshua and Erika Siever want to transform their plain master bedroom into a romantic Mediterranean hideaway. The Design on a Dime team achieve this by adding color, unique window treatments, rich fabrics and interesting paint treatments to existing elements as well as new custom furniture pieces. Host Kristan Cunningham shops for an area rug, Dave Sheinkopf builds a custom bench/work table and Spencer Anderson creates custom lamps. See how they give the room the feel of a Tuscan villa all for under $1,000.

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Tally Hair and Kristen Moyer want to interject their personalities into the decor of their new home, but with a 1-year-old in the house, they just don't seem to have time. That's where the design team of Lee Snijders, Summer Baltzer and Charles Burbridge come into play. The team shows how to decoratively display collectibles and tropical flowers to replicate an island oasis. With fine-tuned skills, they transform this modern dining room into a high-class Hawaiian haven for only $1,000. The result is pure paradise!

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Curt and Claire Stewart would like the bedroom that their two young sons, Dakota and Nolan, share turned into an underwater kingdom filled with exciting ocean colors and lots of marine life. The goal is to inspire playtime and motivate their imaginations. The Stewart's call on the skills of the Design on a Dime team to create a magical voyage to the bottom of the sea. Lee Snijders, Charles Burbridge and Summer Baltzer design an ocean-inspired room even Poseidon himself would be proud to call home.

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Teenager Cerita Bickelmann wants her bedroom in her parents' house to suit her style. She enlists the help of theDesign on a Dime team to transform her cluttered, bland, uninspired room into a tranquil Robert Frost-inspired retreat. Spencer Anderson shops at a greenery warehouse for materials to make a unique tree backdrop, while Dave Sheinkopf creates a unique leaf-shaped desk. Host and designer Kristan Cunningham dresses a mirror frame with willow branches and the team successfully brings the outdoors indoors, all for under $1,000.

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Barry and Velma Benson want their small storage room transformed into a jamming jazz room where Barry and his buddies can hang out and enjoy some quality guy time. The Design on a Dime team of Lee Snijders, Charles Burbridge and Summer Baltzer know exactly how to make it happen. Besides much-needed character and style, there's also the dilemma of creating enough storage to display a monstrous CD and vinyl collection. The wall of records sets the stage for a percussionist's paradise. Hit the house lights and give us a drum roll, please.

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Dominique and Rich Tabachs' master bathroom is a vast wasteland of white walls, white countertops and white tile. They enlist the Design on a Dime team to transform their blank, colorless room into a spa retreat. Spencer Anderson builds a custom bench and Dave Shienkopf creates a wall-mounted towel rack. Host Kristan Cunningham adds an architectural element to the room and shops for the perfect light fixtures. The team adds soft color and other spa elements to complete the tranquil atmosphere. From now on, the Tabachs will feel as if they are on a spa retreat every day and the team did it all for $1,000.

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Kati Prescott is going to graduate from high school this year. She and her mom Suzanne are ready for her cluttered teenage space to be turned into an organized, retro art studio suitable for a young woman. Kati likes bold, vintage styles and her mom would love to see some organization in her daughter's room. The Design On A Dime team turns this eclectic space into a grown-up artist's retreat that will nurture Kati's creative spirit, all for under $1000!

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Dawn Futrell's free time is earmarked for jewelry making and sewing, not interior designing. She's enlisted the Design on a Dime team to bring both form and function to her living room. Not permitted to paint, host Kristan Cunningham brings color and interest to the walls in an alternative way. Spencer Anderson fashions a work table with storage, and Dave Sheinkopf builds a better coffee table and visits a wood refinisher. The team must bring cohesion, style and storage to this living room with a budget of only $1,000.

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Heather Hodges lives in a studio apartment furnished with mismatched furniture. She wants a romantic yet contemporary space where she can both meet with clients and keep her sleeping area private. Host Kristan Cunningham conceives an idea to divide the room into two separate spaces and goes thrift shopping for a couch. Spencer Anderson builds a contemporary headboard and ages the walls with a unique paint treatment, while Dave Sheinkopf decorates a stool with a stencil. The Design on a Dime team brings the room together while dividing it in two, all for under $1,000.

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Jennifer Ortiz and Monica Taher are busy, young professionals. Recently, the couple made an attempt to change their living room into a more comfortable, relaxing space for themselves and their daughter, Sasha. Unfortunately, their attempt went awry and now they refer to the living room as "The Green Monster!" They've called on the design team of Lee Snijders, Summer Baltzer and Charles Burbridge to tame the monster and create a Spanish-inspired rustic retreat.

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