On last night‘s season finale of Top Design, Nathan Thomas crowned the winner, beating out finalists Preston Lee and Ondine Karady.  For their final challenge, the designers were given a $60,000 budget to furnish a Los Angeles condo.  They were only given two days to complete their designs, proving to be extremely challenging for the final three.  Throughout the season, Thomas stood out for his unique looks and last night‘s finale was no exception.  As the winner, he receives the grand prize of $100,000 and a spread in Elle Decor magazine.  Today, he spoke to BuddyTV in an exclusive interview.

Tonight‘s episode of Top Design marks the conclusion of the sophomore season of Bravo‘s competitive reality series that features interior designers as they compete to win cash and the coveted title of who has the top design.  The season kicked off on September 3 with 13 hopefuls vying for $100,000 and a spread in

Currently on its second season on Bravo, Top Design has pulled in the visionary Todd Oldham to serve as mentor to aspiring interior decorators.  The New York Post recently sat down with the acclaimed personality and managed to get a few words from him.  He talked about the industry, his dreams, and New York City.

Matt Lorenz earned the top prize during the debut season of Top Design more than a year ago.  Now it was made public that the show featuring aspiring interior designers en route to some cash and a spot in New York Designer showcases didn‘t do well in the ratings, and

Last summer, Bravo announced the renewals of the hit series Top Design and Shear Genius, which means that both shows will be returning for their sophomore runs this year.  Late last week, the network kicked off the nationwide casting calls for

During last night‘s episode of Project Runway, Bravo announced that their new reality series, Make Me a Supermodel, will premiere on Thursday, January 10 at 10pm. 

Originally aired on Wednesday, 04/11/2007 Episode Rating: ** (2 stars out of 5) Episode Overview: The final challenge to determine the Top Design

It‘s Goil, "like gargoyle," as he himself likes to put it.  Goil Amornvivat, the Yale-educated architect brought this sense of humor and unique sensibility to his time on "

Originally aired on Wednesday, 04/04/2007 Episode Rating: ** (2 stars out of 5) Episode Overview: Matt, Carisa and Andrea all compete for a spot in the final two in a relatively straightforward challenge to create luxury on a budget.

Originally aired on Wednesday, 03/28/2007 Episode Rating: ** (2 stars out of 5) Episode Overview: The final four compete for a spot in the final three and for a spread in Metropolitan Home magazine as they design a luxury hotel suite.