Here are the show notes for Episode #6 of Young House Love Has A Podcast. In this episode we chat with Tiffani Thiessen about designing her kitchen, cooking for guests on her show Dinner at Tiffani’s, and play a Saved By The Bell–inspired decorating quiz. We also discuss a major construction project John is tackling, share an embarrassing realtor story, and explain how Nate Berkus influenced Sherry’s bathroom choices.
You can listen on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher and TuneIn Radio — or play the episode using the embedded player below. Use this page to find the links, photos, and notes we referenced during the show.
This page contains all the links, notes, and photos related to this episode.
What’s New
- We used these clippers and these branch cutters to trim our front landscaping (we bought both when we lived in our first house and they’ve lasted 9+ years). For smaller, detailed trimming tasks we use these pruning shears.
Hey Nate Berkus, We Tried It
- After removing the labels from our shower bottles—following Nate Berkus’s aesthetic—the bottles paired well with our blue tile. One tube on the top shelf is a printed bottle with no removable label; it’s Sherry’s favorite face scrub. Overall: the bathroom still needs a full makeover, but the label removal got a B+.
Tiffani Thiessen Interview
- See Tiffani’s home and more on her website, TiffaniThiessen.com.
- Catch reruns of Dinner at Tiffani’s on the Cooking Channel (and sometimes the Food Network). Season 3 is expected later this year.
- Tiffani’s house has appeared in Lonny Magazine and Family Circle, and her blog includes a tour of her son’s nursery. Below are photos of her kitchen and living room.
- We also referenced a funny Jimmy Fallon clip during the episode.
- These are the Saved By The Bell–inspired paint colors we used for the quiz: Kelly Green; Behr’s Bell Tower; Sherwin-Williams Lark Green (named after Lark Voorhies, who played Lisa Turtle); Behr’s Time Out; and Valspar’s Olive to the Max (inspired by The Max). There are two different “Bayside” colors: Valspar’s Bayside is teal, while Behr’s Bayside reads more like steel blue.
We’re Digging
- Sherry sniff-tested candles during some solo Target time and liked a marble-scent candle and a pineapple-scent candle. She also picked up a jewelry cleaner she recommends.
- We installed an Easy Light in our garage to brighten the space; there’s also a pull-chain version available if you prefer that option.
Psst—Looking for something we mentioned in an earlier episode but don’t remember which show notes include it? Here’s a master list of everything we’ve been digging from past episodes.
*This page contains affiliate links