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Bargain Block (2021)

Season 5 • Episode 2 • The Midcentury Modern House

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Bargain Block Season 5, Episode 2: The Midcentury Modern House

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Keith and Evan transform a Detroit home with the charm and class of midcentury modern design. A once crumbling abode, the team tops off the renovation with design details including floating shelves and the perfect banquette in the dining room. Watch Bargain Block Season 5, Episode 2 The Midcentury Modern House in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Bargain Block Season 5, Episode 2 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

4 episodes
1

The London House

Keith and Evan revitalize a Detroit home with the chic style of London. Incorporating brass, blacks and a pop of red via the iconic telephone booths, they resurrect a dilapidated home filled with more trash than treasure.
2

The Midcentury Modern House

Keith and Evan transform a Detroit home with the charm and class of midcentury modern design. A once crumbling abode, the team tops off the renovation with design details including floating shelves and the perfect banquette in the dining room.
3

The Art Deco House

Inspired by the historic and architecturally masterful Belle Isle Aquarium, Keith and Evan revitalize a Detroit home with art deco design elements.
4

Crumbling in Corktown

Keith and Evan score when they purchase a dilapidated Victorian home in the desirable Corktown neighborhood of Detroit. From cracking walls and ceilings to an entirely missing staircase, they soon realize this treasure comes with more than a few troubles.