The Maricopa County Home & Garden Show, the largest home show in the southwest, returns to WestWorld of Scottsdale, 16601 N. Pima Road, bringing with it a wealth of inspiration and knowledge for homeowners looking to spruce up their living spaces. One of the highlights of the event is the live on-stage appearances with the Scott Brothers from HGTV's Property Brothers.
Commonly known as the “Property Brothers,” Drew and Jonathan Scott have a simple method of breaking the ice: making fun of each other. Their playful banter and dynamic personalities have made them fan favorites on their hit television show, where they help homeowners transform their properties into dream homes.
During one of their appearances at the Maricopa County Home & Garden Show, Property Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott shared their bathroom do's and don'ts, along with their favorite products from their home renovation projects. They emphasized the importance of creating a functional and stylish space that reflects the homeowner's personality and needs.
In addition to their expertise in home renovations, the Scott Brothers are also known for their fun and creative Halloween costumes. Fans of the duo were delighted to see what they dressed up as for the holiday, from quirky characters to classic Halloween figures.
The largest home show in the Southwest returns to WestWorld Scottsdale with free seminars and crafting workshops, gardening classes, and more. Attendees can learn from experts in various fields, including home improvement, landscaping, and interior design.
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Before finding fame, HGTV's richest stars were just working in real estate to make a living. Now, they're rolling in hundreds of millions of dollars, thanks to their successful television shows and business ventures in the home improvement industry.
