Top Design judges Jonathan Adler and Todd Oldham.Thursday, April, 5, 2007, 6:5 PM

TOP DESIGN EPISODE 1: MYSTERY CLIENT

"Goil and Elizabeth's design was completely unexpected and original. Loved the swing, loved the odd juxtaposition of objects, loved the eccentricity." - Jonathan Adler

"Elizabeth and Goil's first project was so intriguing. With it's surreal objects, relaxing color sense, thrilling peculiar swing and zen sand box, they captured their client and showed us all something we've not seen before." - Todd Oldham

Pictured: Design by Goil Amornvivat and Elizabeth MooreBravo/Trae Patton - Friday, February, 16, 2007, 6:16 PM

TOP DESIGN EPISODE 2: CHILD'S PLAY

"Erik's piratey kids' room was a miracle. The fact that he whomped it together in a day -- the chains, the bed, the walls, all the zsoosH -- is a super-human feat. Some people didn't dig it and felt it was too themey, but I was totally feeling it!" - Jonathan Adler

Pictured: Design by Erik KolaczBravo/Trae Patton - Friday, February, 16, 2007, 6:16 PM

TOP DESIGN EPISODE 2: CHILD'S PLAY

"Matt's room in [the "Child's Play"] challenge was also pretty phenomenal. Using the simple clip on lights embedded in the wall to simulate Hollywood makeup lights was ingenuous. That one is always rocking an intriguing idea." - Jonathan Adler

"Matt's terrific glamorous pink and black room was full of clever surprises and a hit with his young client. The coolest touch was the inset garage lighting in the walls. Loved it!" - Todd Oldham

Pictured: Design by Matthew LorenzBravo/Trae Patton - Friday, February, 16, 2007, 6:16 PM

TOP DESIGN EPISODE 2: CHILD'S PLAY

"And, then there's John. Oh, John, John, John. He totally lost it on this episode and this room was the gnarly evidence of his breakdown. I remember this room not because it was bad (I actually think John is very talented, but he just gave up), but because it reminds me of how hard it is to whomp up these rooms week after week. I totally admire the contestants for their hard work and pluck." - Jonathan Adler

Pictured: Design by John GrayBravo/Trae Patton - Friday, February, 16, 2007, 6:16 PM

TOP DESIGN EPISODE 2: CHILD'S PLAY

"Carisa's take on an elegant 'George of the Jungle' room was lovely. Loved the bright accent color on the edge of the built-in and that green was perfect." - Todd Oldham

Pictured: Design by Carisa Perez-FuentesBravo/Trae Patton - Friday, February, 16, 2007, 6:16 PM

TOP DESIGN EPISODE 3: DESIGN'S A BEACH

"Hate to say it, but I am still haunted by that putrid green color in the Miami cabana on this episode. The viewers and the blogosphere all thought that we judges were crazy to be so fixated on that green, but, even as I write this, it still bums me out. " - Jonathan Adler

Pictured: Design by Erik Kolacz, Matthew Lorenz, Elizabeth MooreBravo/Trae Patton - Friday, February, 16, 2007, 6:16 PM

TOP DESIGN EPISODE 4: ONE MAN'S TRASH...

"Goil is a brilliant, brilliant designer. The way he cut the legs off the vintage chairs was one of the most fresh ideas I have ever seen. It's cheap and easy and his deconstructionist approach seems totally modern." - Jonathan Adler

"Goil is so inventive. His re-imganining of some beat up old chairs was complete genius. Spacially, Goil always gets it right." - Todd Oldham

Pictured: Design by Goil AmornvivatBravo/Trae Patton - Friday, March, 2, 2007, 3:2 AM

TOP DESIGN EPISODE 4: ONE MAN'S TRASH...

"Carisa's pink and orange room was very powerful in its simplicity. Her design showed that if you have a good, simple design you don't need to add bells and whistles. That was a feel-good room." - Jonathan Adler

Pictured: Design by Carisa Perez-Fuentes.Bravo/Trae Patton - Friday, March, 2, 2007, 3:2 AM

TOP DESIGN EPISODE 4: ONE MAN'S TRASH...

"Ryan's room was full of ideas. His uniquely painted target patterns were very beautiful and I liked the abstract wood lattice screen." - Todd Oldham

Pictured: Design by Ryan Humphrey.Bravo/Trae Patton - Friday, March, 2, 2007, 3:2 AM