Fixer to Fabulous: Italiano “On a Mission” S1E3 March 26 2024 on HGTV
On Tuesday March 26 2024, HGTV broadcasts an episode of the series Fixer to Fabulous: Italiano!
On a Mission Season 1 Episode 3 Episode Summary
In this episode of “Fixer to Fabulous: Italiano,” viewers will join Dave and Jenny as they embark on a mission to salvage a renovation project in Italy. Despite facing numerous setbacks, the duo refuses to give up and instead opts for a last-minute trip to get things back on track.
Upon their arrival, Dave and Jenny are met with crucial design decisions and unexpected challenges that put their skills to the test. With an ever-expanding budget looming over them, they must think outside the box and devise creative solutions to ensure the success of the project.
From navigating cultural differences to overcoming unforeseen obstacles, “On a Mission” promises to be a thrilling episode filled with twists and turns. Join Dave and Jenny as they demonstrate their expertise and determination to transform spaces into stunning works of art, airing soon on HGTV.
What Time is the “On a Mission” Episode On?
The On a Mission episode of Fixer to Fabulous: Italiano will be broadcast on March 26 2024 on HGTV at 8:00 PM at ET/PT.
Is the “On a Mission” Episode New?
The On a Mission episode of Fixer to Fabulous: Italiano is all new!
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Fixer to Fabulous: Italiano Series Information
| Dave and Jenny journey to Italy’s Tuscan countryside from their hometown of Bentonville, Arkansas, to revitalize a grand villa for longtime friends. The six-episode season documents the Marrs, who first visited Italy as newlyweds, as they execute a monumental restoration of the centuries-old property. Inspired by the rich history, rolling hillsides and leafy olive groves of the region, Dave and Jenny will rely on the help of local builders, architects and artisans to meet historic building regulations and source authentic materials such as handmade terracotta tiles, olive wood floors and Carrara marble. Bringing this behemoth renovation across the finish line will take all the grit, determination and building savvy they can muster to overcome language barriers, months of delays, budget restraints, looming deadlines and an immense amount of pressure. |
