There’s nothing like moving your family to a new home in need of some design love to inspire a career in interior design. For Tamara Day — you may recognize her name from her show “Bargain Mansions” — ...

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Tamara Day, interior designer and host of Magnolia Network’s top hit show “Bargain Mansions,” is known as the purveyor of glam and cozy lifestyle looks for families like hers. In her new partnership ...

If you’d told Tamara Day a decade ago she would become one of HGTV’s most popular celebrity designers, she probably would have laughed. Her down-to-earth personality, expertise and eclectic “laid back ...

We recently spoke to Tamara Day of Bargain Mansions about how she ended up renovating old homes for a living. As it turns out, she’s had an eye for design for as long as she can remember. “I think ...

Tamara Day, Designer and host of Magnolia Network’s Bargain Mansions, stands by the Cottage X by Tamara Day outdoor kitchen. (image credit: RTA Outdoor Living) Designer and host of Magnolia Network’s ...

When Tamara Day first steps into one of the raw “mansions" for her HGTV show, she sees potential behind the peeling paint, old paneling and excessive walls. Every home from the Kansas City area she ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Amanda Lauren writes about interior design and real estate. Day, like quite a few HGTV stars, isn’t based in a major city, but ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Kansas City's hometown lender, Nutter Home Loans, and Tamara Day, television star of HGTV's Bargain Mansions that features homes in the Kansas City ...

“Bargain Mansions” host Tamara Day didn’t “expect to cry” on her episode of HGTV’s latest coronavirus-era show “Design at Your Door,” but she did — and more than once. You might too. For Night 1 of ...

“Bargain Mansions” host Tamara Day didn’t “expect to cry” on her episode of HGTV’s latest coronavirus-era show “Design at Your Door,” but she did — and more than once. You might too. For Night 1 of ...