Red Hot Design

Love this show. It is so refreshing to see a beautiful and talented woman run a shop and be the boss. Not only is she into bikes, design/build and fabrication, but she gets her hands dirty, just like the boys. All the build/installs are authentic and from scratch. Also love the logo and design shop, The Vintage Monkey...cool. In future episodes, I would love to see more of the actual build process. What makes the show unique is that is not a pillow and curtain design show, but actual out of the box custom fabrication. The cast is witty and talented, the clients are engaging and the end product rocks. Great JOB!

I love to learn. I have only watched this show once. I think I am in love though. Shasta is really good with her clients and people she works with to purchase items. Anything she gets hooked on, it seems she relays the history of that item to us. The show I watched was Tiki Bar Brohaha. I was very interesting and such different ideas. Keep coming with the history of things, we love to learn and watch!!

This show is AMAZING! Finally, a reality show with something worth watching going on. And ...it's WAY better than most of the other new shows on FYI.

The cast is actually very TALENTED and the show captures them doing INTERESTING, unique and highly creative projects.

Notes to FYI:

Continue to develop this show, PROMOTE it appropriately and you will have a bona fide hit! As a bonus, you will surely attract a wider demographic (more male viewers!) compared to the other programming on FYI.

Finally - more "motorcycle content" would definitely be a plus!

I have only seen 2 episodes so far but I am hooked on this design/art reality show. The "hostess" Shasta is a real talent and very easy on the eyes! Her team of "grease monkeys" are a solid cool bunch of dudes, and it is fun to follow their shenanigans. Really down to earth dudes, with one hot boss. Great chemistry. But what has really got me hooked is how she comes up with very wild concepts for people's homes and businesses which at first do not sound like they will work, but when it is done and installed it is a "wow, just wow" moment! There does not seem to be anything contrived when she pitches her concept to the client and they sincerely do not seem sold on the idea, granted episode 2 had an 8foot tall birdcage built for a family backyard!