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Season 7 • Episode 6 • Hot Lodge vs. Art Deco Digs

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Texas Flip and Move Season 7, Episode 6: Hot Lodge vs. Art Deco Digs

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Randy breathes new life into an old craftsman by adding a sauna in the bathroom and a galley kitchen. Meanwhile, Casey and Catrina give their house an art deco style with a Texas twist after termite damage forces a floor plan change. Watch Texas Flip and Move Season 7, Episode 6 Hot Lodge vs. Art Deco Digs in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Texas Flip and Move Season 7, Episode 6 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

11 episodes
1

Knotty Pine vs. Chic Shack

Inspired by its tall ceilings and large rooms, Gary's Girls bring an old craftsman-style home back to its former glory. Their charm-saving design includes cased openings, crown molding and built-in shelving. Meanwhile, the Snows are knee-deep in knotty pine and plan to refuse as much of it as possible. Inside, they create a more functional floor plan while keeping the home's original country charm.

60 min
2

Randy's Big Bed and Breakfast

Randy wins a huge house at auction and brings Casey in to help turn it into a bed and breakfast-style home at the request of a potential buyer. To create a unique experience for each guest, he plans different features and designs for each room.

60 min
3

Casey and Catrina's Door Debate

Casey and Catrina don't see eye to eye on some of the design elements but eventually end up with a stunning family home complete with custom touches.

60 min
4

Money-Saving Design

The Snow sisters want to keep their home's existing layout but it only has one gutted bathroom. To make the house more functional, they add a second bathroom and salvage what they can from the original house to offset the expense.

60 min
5

Super Salvage vs. Shiplap Pad

Casey and Catrina stick to the original floor plan of a house with very minor structural changes. During their project, they salvage as much as they can to save money and preserve the character of the house. Meanwhile, Paige and Raf focus on making the kitchen a standout feature in their home after striking shiplap gold.

60 min
6

Hot Lodge vs. Art Deco Digs

Randy breathes new life into an old craftsman by adding a sauna in the bathroom and a galley kitchen. Meanwhile, Casey and Catrina give their house an art deco style with a Texas twist after termite damage forces a floor plan change.

60 min
7

Gary and Jerry's Portable Pad vs. Gary's Girls' Upscale Upset

Gary and Jerry take their build to the next level by putting a shed on a trailer and turning it into a traveler's paradise. Custom built-ins, retractable decks and an elevated patio makes it easy to find the best views on the road. Meanwhile, Gary's Girls save original materials to go big with upscale finishes and design features, but they hit unexpected bumps along the way and spend more money than they intended.

60 min
8

Paige and Raf's Fitness Farmhouse

Paige and Raf design a house for friends with a passion for fitness. Their plan for the house includes a fitness room, two stunning bathrooms and colors picked out by "Random Raf."

60 min
9

Randy's Rec Room Reno vs. Gary's Girls Starter Home

Randy puts the fun in functional by converting an old garage into a gorgeous game room complete with a custom bathroom while Gary's Girls create a family friendly home with space-saving elements that's just right for a new family.

60 min
10

Snow Sister's Little House vs. Gary and Jerry's Beach Build

The Snow Sisters create a stunning space for a buyer who needs specific accommodations, while Gary and Jerry's build takes inspiration from Alys Beach, Florida, with a little added Texas flair.

60 min
11

Paige and Raf's Lakeside Cabin

Paige and Raf win a small structure at auction with a buyer in mind and turn it into a lakeside cabin complete with an upper deck and other fun features.

60 min