HGTV and Magnolia Network’s Tamara Day: Redefining Home Design with Laid Back Luxe Living
In the dynamic world of home renovation and design, Tamara Day emerges as a beacon of inspiration, seamlessly blending glamour, comfort, and family in her transformative projects. As the host and designer of the hit series "Bargain Mansions," Tamara's journey from neglected homes in Kansas City to laid-back luxe living has captured the hearts of viewers worldwide.
Tamara's distinctive design approach, aptly named "Laid Back Luxe," goes beyond aesthetics, reflecting her commitment to creating spaces that are not only sophisticated but also approachable and family-friendly. This unique style has become her trademark, a perfect reflection of her own priorities as a busy mother of four.
Away from the lights and cameras, Tamara's commitment extends to her family, design business, and retail store, "Growing Days," based in Kansas City. Her belief that homes should be both beautiful and low maintenance resonates not just in her television projects but also in her own home, creating a genuine connection with audiences. To learn more about Tamara, we tossed her some fun questions. Here is a peek into her answers.
Home Gadget or Tool: "A multi tool! It’s good for all kinds of stuff."
Home Project Wisdom: "You can install your own wallpaper, but splurge on really good wallpaper!"
Favorite TV Series: "I am a little biased, Bargain Mansions!"
DIY Caution: "Plumbing & electrical - don’t mess with it!"
Favorite Paint Color: "All of them! They all have a place."
Design Tip for Small Spaces: "Reproduction art or rugs."
Current TV Pick: "Emily in Paris."
Beloved Room: "My kitchen."
Next Home Project: "My garage."
Join us at the 2024 Salt Lake Home Show, presented by Mountain America Credit Union, and stop by the Design Stage, where Tamara will undoubtedly share more of her wisdom and passion for attainable, effortlessly stylish living. Don't miss the chance to be inspired by Tamara's transformative journey on Friday, Jan. 5, at 6 p.m. and Saturday, Jan. 6, at 1 p.m.