WACO, TX (AIP) - Chip and Joanna Gains, popular hosts of television's home upgrade show Fixer Upper have announced this season's sole concentration will be on the new, hot "style de bande dessinée" style.
"It's all the rage and both Chip and I are really excited," Joanna told reporters at a news conference Monday. "It's simple yet elegant."
"Style de bande dessinée" is French for "Cartoon Style".
"A room generally centers around an amorphous blue or red couch, maybe a brown wood table, a floor lamp that is never actually on and something indefinable hanging on the wall," Gaines told reporters.
"Imagine every living room the Scooby Doo kids were ever in and you've got the general idea."
Martin Shriner, the season's first Fixer Upper client, was thrilled with the new look of his home.
"It's amazing," said Shriner. "It's like living in every cartoon I ever saw as a child and it came in incredibly under budget."
"We save a lot of our client's money because cartoon homes never have working bathrooms or kitchens. Cartoon characters never eat or crap so we don't worry about those two rooms."
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