Get a Room with Carson & Thom

Interior Designer Thom Filicia and his bestie, Fashion Guru, Carson Kressley take on homeowners Sherrie & Dave, who want to turn their vast living room and grotto into a fun but functional family space. However, decorating becomes a challenge with a client who proves to be the most indecisive person in New York!  Meanwhile they have to navigate a unique scenario with their second client, Zenobia, a psychic living with the ghost of her dead mother-in-Law, Mrs. O'Connell, who has opinions of her own!

Thom and Carson are given a run for their money when they take on Kenyatta, a former interior designer, who has a problem letting go of control. Meanwhile, their second client, Scott, has recently come out of the closet and is looking for a little control of his own, by finally transforming his New York City studio apartment.

Thom and Carson take on Joe and Lisa, a New Jersey couple battling to incorporate his over the top Italian style while sticking to her modest taste set on a spreadsheet budget. Meanwhile, back in the City, Thom and Carson only have a few days to redesign Akim's bakery before the single mother-of-four relaunches her business and begins the next chapter of her life.

Tasked with getting their home Shabbat ready, Thom and Carson help married couple Sara and Ehud find balance between Sara's quirky aesthetic and Ehud's more traditional taste. Meanwhile, back in the city, the two take on a more personal project for Lucas, a trans man who is looking to transform his basement into a home gym for himself, his friends, and his fellow LGBTQ community.

Thom and Carson work with soon-to-be empty nesters Laurie and Jeff, who are ready to turn their living room into a Vegas chic lounge. But can these two really go all in or will Thom and Carson fold under Laurie's pressure? Meanwhile, Brooklyn dentist, Dr. Cox, is troubled with bad online reviews due to her dismal waiting room. The guys must get to the root of the problem and design a space that will have both her and her clients, all smiles.

Powerhouse couple, Jessica and Josh hire Thom and Carson to design their Tribeca loft space, with one big challenge they must design around. Will Thom and Carson be able to work around this stumbling block or will it all come crashing down? Meanwhile the guys take on a project with Nichole, a widow, who wants a fresh start while honoring her husband in the home they once shared together.

Thom and Carson are tasked with designing for Johnny and Sebastian, a couple whose opposite tastes are just the beginning of their design dilemmas. Will frugal Sebastian keep them from finally having the home they deserve, or can the guys blow them away without blowing the budget? Meanwhile, in Hells Kitchen, the guys are under-the-wire as they attempt to give a much needed lift to Lori's outdated bra boutique.

Paralyzed by the fear of design, New Jersey couple Nicole and Charbel enlist Thom and Carson to help with their inability to decide on a cohesive look for their home. But can they fully trust the experts or do they fall back into old design habits?  Meanwhile, in Brooklyn, Thom and Carson work with Karoline and Deidre, a couple who wants to bring some ohm to their home by making their office space double as a Zen Room.

Thom and Carson are tasked with designing for a Brooklyn family, Attika, Migdalia and their piano prodigy daughter, Anaya. While the girls are excited for change, dad is stuck in the past and reluctant to separate from his old, but functional furniture. Meanwhile, the duo takes on a project with Gillian, an oceanographer and recent divorcee, who has downsized her life, but is having a hard time editing her old belongings as well.

Fashion Publisher Laura has an eye for all things haute, but not when it comes to her historic (and potentially haunted) home in Bronxville, NY. Stuck in transition, she in desperate need of Thom and Carson to take her home from drab to fab. Meanwhile the guys head off to New Jersey to work with Sweta and Prayag, a couple drowning in beige. Will the guys be able to bring some color to their home or will they sink into their sandy-tone ways?