COOKIE-CUTTER HOMES GET A CUSTOM REVAMP IN UPCOMING HGTV SERIES 'HIDDEN POTENTIAL'

Builder/Designer Jasmine Roth Joins HGTV Talent Roster

NEW YORK [Oct. 26, 2017] Generic suburban homes will get a shot of personality in a new HGTV home renovation series, Hidden Potential. Builder and designer Jasmine Roth will turn builder-basic houses in suburban Southern California into gorgeous dream homes that have personalized layouts and standout amenities. The 13 half-hour episodes are scheduled to premiere in July 2018.

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