Team Leslie Davis and Lyndsay Lamb’s (Unsellable Houses) "Tropical Retreat" kitchen made a big impression on judges Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson (Married to Real Estate) in week one. Egypt praised how cohesive the design was and said the space reminded her of a trip to Bali. Both judges loved the wood textures throughout and couldn't be happier with the knotty elder cabinets and stunning quartz countertop.

Team Evan Thomas and Keith Bynum's (Bargain Block) "Organic Modern" kitchen was a showstopper with a striking quartz countertop, matching floating shelves and graphite stove. To make the home feel more cozy and less cavernous, Evan and Keith took a chance and opted to close the spaces in a bit more, adding interest with curved doorframes and handmade artwork throughout. Egypt and Mike approved the decision and felt it made the rooms feel more homey while still being breathable.

Team Bryan and Sarah Baeumler's (Renovation Island) "Natural Zen" kitchen design certainly caught the judges' eyes and was deemed the most unique look of the week with curved walls, mesmerizing marble stonework throughout and a custom table that replaced a traditional dining room. While Mike and Egypt loved the look, Egypt worried the design might be too specific for many buyers.

Team Mitch Glew and Page Turner's (Fix My Flip) "Coastal Chic" kitchen was a standout with quartz countertops, tambor accents and a clever grocery lift that impressed the judges who said the cooking space reminded them of a vacation in Tulum, Mexico. Their focus on indoor/outdoor living and attention to detail ultimately made them the week one winners, earning them an additional $1,000 to spend on their week two design.