I also love ROOM SERVICE. Sarah Richardson's ideas are fresh and inviting. Her take on traditional style is youthful and she has a way of making every room pop. How is it possible that I love everything she does? Is there a site on Fineliving.com where we could see her rooms after the show airs? Thirty minutes is not enough time to feast your eyes on such works of art!

I missed the "designer of soft accessories" on episode 143 (baby room). I would love to buy the bear pocket pillow or bear mobile for my recently born nephew.
Can you please send me the info?

Room Service has hooked me. It's very well put together and well photgraphed. Congratulations to the team woking on the show. I only wish you would post written instructions online for Sarah Richardson's projects.

I watch Sarah's every episode and want to make many of the projects she demonstrates but I can't find the instructions or material lists on the web especially when it says on screen to go there for instructions or details. Could someone please tell me where on the web I can locate the written instrucions for Sarah Richardson's projects? I know she is on fine living now but they too do not have a link for her project how-to. Please, someone give me some clues. Thanks a million.

I hope diy will bring her back too. She is a good instructor when it comes to understanding the elements of design in order to make the right decisions for interior make overs.

I'm a "Sarah Fan" no doubt about it! Our tastes are so alike, but I've not been able to quite put it together. She's helped me tremendously in finding my own style - she can come to my house (in Florida -are you tempted, Sarah?)& have free reign. & it would come out perfect! The fact that she SEWS is wonderful (me too). Tell us where she finds her linen fabrics. Also her projects demos are very helpful - esp. the episode when she almost blew herself up wiring a lamp! She comes off as a very real, genuine person. (Wrapping pencils WAS a bit over the top!)Iwant more new Sarah! thanks for all your hard work...Diane, Coral Springs Fl.

My lunch hour everyday is between 12:30 - 1:00. Please Please Please put something else on!!!! This show is nice but not over and over and over again. I would really appreciate it and would probably watch this chanel more aften during this time if you had something different to watch instead of re-runs all the time.

Please : )

I have watched Sarah for 3-4 years while living in the midwest. However, I have moved to the southeast and lost trac of her show. Sarah is a very unique designer. She is far superior to all the other "designers" on TV. Her clean, sophisticated, elegant designs are fabulous.
A few years ago I watched a show where she made a duvet for her client. She showed her "special" way of making the flap on the back. Where can I find the instructions?

Shows like Room Service where Sarah not only creates the design but takes the shopping trip, tells how she formulated it: the color palate,the style be it traditional, transitional or contemporary are not only informative and interesting but are educational as well. I'd like to see more of this quality of show. Why she even shows how to execute parts of the items she incorporates. Bravo-Sarah is so refreshing. I also enjoy Candice Olsen and the original Designer Guy's-class that's what I'm refering to and these shows have it.

I LOOOOOVE "Room Service". It is truly my favorite show. I HATE all those real estate and junk brothers construction shows. They belong on DIY. I could watch 24 hours of Sarah and Candace. Their work is classic, elegant and unbelievably inspirational. Please put together instructional websites for them. I get so caught up in watching them do their projects, I forget to write the info down. By the way, while I really like Sheila Bridges and Dwell, ENOUGH with the reruns. Either make the shows current or don't bother!

Just wanted to say that I too love Sarah. I just found Room Service and wasn't aware that it was only reruns until I read these posts. Well, they're new to me but I sure hope she makes more. Very classy and sophisticated designs. She has such a nice sweet voice, nothing annoying about her.

We the viewers would love to see more of the quality design shows such as Design Inc, Design Rivals,Candice Olsen, Designer Guys, Kenneth Brown etc.these are the ones that keep us watching and coming back for more....I channel surf when the game show type programs come on - there is no entertainment or value to these ones. I love to pick up ideas from the designers they truly inspire our creative ablility.

I continue to watch "Room Service" on Fine Living channel on Saturday mornings. Thank Heavens for an ADULT show hosted by a designer with exquisite taste!!! I'll even watch the re-runs too!! So many of the designer, real estate shows are crafted with a gimick and show designers acting in silly scenarios. I appreciate Ms. Richardson's approach and design esthetic and do wish there were more shows on television or cable with her sense of refinement.

I hope you are listening.....Enough of the real estate buzz. It's interesting, but every night???Please bring back the class: Candace, Sarah, Kenneth. Real design, real homes, real solutions.

Please stop the excessive real estate shows. I just change the channel when they come on. Take it back: I like Hidden Potential. But all those dreary moving van tales with the speaker faking a walk on the sidewalk are dreary. Is Designer Finals still on? I liked that. But I hate when they line up three designers or three horticulturists and see which one the owner wants. Lots of wasted time on a 30-minute show. The Canadian shows are usually terrific, but Debbie Travis adds too much stuff. I still cringe when I think of her red kitchen with black plaster decorations like measles all over the walls.

You can't please everybody, but you do pretty well except for excessive real estate shows, your what-do-you-call-it? Property Block. It gives me fair warning not to tune in. Holmes on Homes and Toolbelt Diva are new to me and I enjoy them. Also like the two Saturday morning guys, Don't Sweat It and Over Your Head. And love the rockheads.

Mary

The show is great. It flows well and keeps the viewer interested. Sarah is talented and exemplefies the ease of chic living. Her style is niether outrageous or silly. I truely appreciate the ideas the show has given me.

Diana Snipes
Savannah GA

I really miss her show, it was great!

Sarah, I would like to see you remodel a kitchen and/or bathroom for the disabled. So often the redo's a tacky looking without much style. Thanks

I love the elegance of Room Service. Now that I am more sophisticated than in my youth (when the wonderfully cheerful Room By Room was my fave), I enjoy programs like RS, Chris Madden, Sheila Bridges, Kenneth Brown, and Designers' Challenge. I also love taking the ultra-expensive room and redoing it for a fraction of the cost.

Please remember that you have a lot of viewers who tend to read Arch. Digest, Veranda, Southern Accents, etc. and tailor programming to that taste. The same person who loves Andrea Immer, Barefoot Contessa and Giada is not likely to be inclined to make a garish, themed room.

I also enjoyed Before and After, but it seems to have disagppeared. Why?

I'd just like to add my voice to the others and say that I love the quality of shows like those of Sarah Richardson, Candice Olsen and Debbie Travis. They're the best!!!!!
Veronica S.

As I read through all the comments which express exactly my own love of "Room Service" & "Design Inc" and my disappointment that they are no longer on HGTV...I wonder if anyone in management at either channel actually reads these posts. I emailed and called repeatedly to protest Sarah's disappearance from HGTV before I found that I could subscribe to Fine Living and at least get the first few seasons of Room Service. Maybe there really are lots of viewers who like the new "story-based" shows with the silly annoying hosts and college dorm decorating, but if so I am not one of them. PLEASE give those of us with an interest in real design, something to watch! (Give us Sarah!)

I, also, miss Sara Richardson. She was wonderful ! You can really learn something from her.Would like to see her do a relaxing room next to the pool area.Why aren't the craft shows being shown on DIY ? I used to keep the TV on HGTV in the morning, while working around the house, but I no longer do that. In the evenings, all there is is House Hunters. Enough ! One or two nights, but it seems like every night !

Just would like to say How my favorite channel is the HGTV channel. I learn so much from them and enjoy all the different views of designing. Sara is really good and I really enjoy watching her because she seems real and fun to work with. Her designs are something that I like which are soft and earthy and very clean and airy. I think she is doing a great job!! Thats it!

In general, I find the Canadian shows to be better than the American "manic" designer show formula. In general, the Canadian shows provide a relaxing viewing atmosphere and are more educational. Why do I need to be made to feel anxious with weird, jiggly camera maneuvers and stupid loud rock music in the background and hosts' "antics". The Cash in the Attic with that screechy host makes me want to shoot the TV.

Candace Olsen is the exception in that she is GOOD at being a campy host. If you have the personality and the chemistry (as in thw case of Clive and Lisa on Designed to Sell), then great. The audience will and have approved. But instead of forcing this same reality show formula on us when the hosts have no "magic" (i.e. natural talent), at least give us talenteed designers with useful information.

Sorry, but this has been on my mind for some time, and seeing that I am not alone made me finally vent about it. Better to vent (and hopefully have someone listen) then turn off your channel altogether, right?

Like all of the above, I love Sarah Richardson. Luckily I can see her shows on Fine Living. We need more of the refined decorators like Sarah, Candice Olsen, Debbie Travis, and others who have been off the air for so long. I'm getting really tired of the hosts and hostesses who seem to be audtioning for a variety show. I don't care so much about the owners and/or the crew cleaning up as I do about the purpose of the room, the details of the media used, and the colors used. I started watching HGTV because of the high quality and uniqueness of the shows. That quality seems to have slipped as quantity has become the norm. Thank goodness for TiVo, so I can zip through all of the cuteness (Isn't that what network TV and sitcoms are supposed to provide?)and concentrate on the design work.

I,too, missed the "good old shows" of HGTV; Chris Madden, Room by Room, Candace Olsen etc. Let us revisit Years back and bring back that scheduling and not so much craft and house buying every night. Please, please. Sincerely.

I too miss Sarah. I am concerned that HGTV is losing it's focus. I miss the fine shows of Chris Madden, House and Home with Ms. Reeves and Sarah. Why are these fine shows not finding a home there. VJB

I only get HGTV here and certainly miss Sarah Richardson. Her designs are clean, calm and ultimately do-able! I have even read the books she recommended and especially enjoyed Vincent Wolfe's "Learning to See." The HGTV shows are getting a little cheesy and would like the evenings to emphasize DESIGN not the quirky hosts. thank you Sarah. I wondered where you went. Kindest regards, terry

I really enjoy Sarah and the show.I especially enjoy watching her create all the special touchs for the rooms she is designing,ie. drapes,tablecloths,lampshades etc.
Can't wait to see new shows.

I agree with Cheryl shown above.... I would like to see more professional designers dealing with every day "real people" design issues. Good, classy designs - less kitchy - but still cost conscious. I would LOVE to see more of: Candice Olsen, Kenneth Brown, Sarah Richards, Debbie Travis, Get Color, Design on a Dime and our knight in shinning armour Holems on Homes.
I hope the network listens and really reads these things!

Totally agree w above. Sarah tops. New HGTV sooo amateur- crass not prof at all. Dont want a bizarre host/ess; want a real designer! Love the furniture placementuse what you have ideas

I have recently lost interest in HGTV because I am no longer finding the shows that interest me. Sarah Richardson, Debbie Travis, Candice Olsen,etc. Crafting may be important to some people, but most of the shows I have seen are of the cheap, kitchy variety. I want to be able to make my money go further with Designer ideas, difficult room placement tips, and incorporating some of my things with some new or new to me finds. Hopefully HGTV will take the hint and look long and hard at their lineup.

Sarah Richardson demonstrates such elegance and inspiring decor.I appreciate her sense of style whether it is contemporary, french country or traditional, etc. She always keeps the lines clean, and the design fresh, simple and elegant. Her adorable accent and calm presentation is icing on the cake. I like the way she brings her sewing machine to the camera and shows how to do it! PLEASE CONSIDER RETURNING ROOM SERVICE to HGTV. HGTV has certainly changed. It has lost its class in many ways.

I loved watching Sarah on Room Service. Since they took that off the air, I no longer watch half of the designer shows. Her unique style is missed.

How about Sarah doing a show on a basement redo. One of those long narrow ones in the lower level of a ranch house.

I am so excited to see this website---I have been wondering where Sarah had gone---I only get HGTV here,, and I so miss the wonderful personality and talent of Sarah. She is the best thing on your network. I would love anything she does!
gail kelly

Love Sarah Richardson. I miss Design, Inc. Her shows were unique and innovative. I have an old house in PA and have used some of her ideas. I watch and try to tape Room Service. Even her old shows are wonderfully helpful. I love her personality. Please give us more!

LOVE everything Sarah does. She is a genius with older homes, but I have yet to see her do a boring 1950's rambler. There are so many things (crown moldings, etc.) that just don't fit the style of this kind of home. I would HAPPILY sacrifice my Twin Cities, Minnesota rambler if Sarah would like to experiment!

Love Sarah Richardson both Room Service and Design Inc. Right now on Fine Living I watch Room Service and Shelia Bridges all of which are repeats. I'd love new shows from these designers.
I don't care for all the travel and cooking shows as there is a travel channel and food network which have do better shows.

I feel both Fine Living and Home and Garden tv are throwing cheaply produced shows on thinking the viewer doesn't know the difference. You underestimate the taste level of your viewers. My favorite magazine is Candaian House & Home and I love their House & Home show which I'd love to see on your channel.

I'd like a show featuring designers homes.

And also since we aren't all doing big projects all the time, shows about the details would be lovely. Different ways to make up a bed. Clever display use of kitchen counter space. What should be in a foyer. Doing up a dressing table in a modern way. The products for a spa bath.
Tabletop for everyday display as well as parties.
Closeting and displaying clothing.

If you must do travel, I liked Donna Hamilton when she visited inns. It was warm and charming.

House Beautiful did a series for A & E that I loved. Their shows were a great example of showing interesting people and their homes in a petty and welcoming fashion.

As a writer, I look for the detail, the taste level and the charming personality.

Sarah Richardson, Shelia Bridges and Lynda Reeves get the trifecta right.

Anna Eberhardt
aeberhardt@charter.net

Sarah's designs are fresh and tranquil. I'd love to see her do some "outdoor" rooms. Perhaps a sunroom, covered patio, screened porch or deck with her touches could really be inviting. My outdoor space has an inground pool and covered patio which I would like to really spruce up. It is a courtyard effect and is really the first thing people see when they come to the back door. Her designs are timeless yet refreshing.

This show has been my favorite since seeing the episode where a shack was turned into an incredible little hideaway. My kind of designer!!!Living in casino country,I've found a treasure trove for decorating in casino liquidation...I would love to see her do a tour in the US,various states, various cities,seashore to mountains,to desert...She's wonderful and I clear my calendar daily to watch her back to back shows on Fine Living..We need more new shows from this brilliant designer..So much to learn and she's an excellent teacher

I loved rooom service. sarah is calming and so are her rooms. I don't care for the new craft shows even tho I am a crafter. It's hard for me to identify with someone who wears tatoos rather than sleeves on her blouse or someone who lives on a farm. The crafts look very homespun and I like to learn to make things that appear professional and polished. I watch the scrapbooking and decorating shows, like Get Color. Even the show where things are obtained from a flea market and garage sales are preferable to these craft shows. I enjoyed Matt and Sherri. I agree that HGTV is having its most disappointing season and that I watch it a lot less during the day.

Sarah makes the perfect design seem effortless. Even the times she must troubleshoot are moments for her expertise to shine. I would love to have her tackle my design roadblocks.

Bring Room Service back. The craft shows are boring. Sarah is creative and her rooms felt welcoming and warm. So many designers redo a room and it is expensive, and it doesn't look inviting. Please bring her show back and have her do some sunrroms, back patios and possibly some entryways also. I 'll volunteer to have her do any rrroom for me and I would not even think of being disappointed at all. Miss her very much.

Hi, I loved Room Service it was one of my favorite shows. Sarah Richardson is wonderful.That was such a GREAT program. Why is it not on the air. I miss it terribly.I learned so much from watching this program. It was also so relaxing and enjoyale to view. Please bring it back.It was a high quality program. Please bring Sarah Richardson back. Thank you.

I agree with all the coments on Sarah. I love and enjoyed Room Service. Since HGTV took the show off and changed the programs around I no longer watch the show except for when Candace Olsen or Kenneth Brown is on. I miss all the good shows. I used to love Kitty Bartholomew, she has been gone a long time but I still miss her shows. Now Debbie Travis is also gone. HGTV need to listen to their viewers. This new line up they have are trashy.Who want to hear what people pay for their house or how much you can get for it.I miss Rick Spence and Curb Appeal.All the goods shows are gone. Homes across America. What a lovely show.

I miss "Room Service". Her re-dos were liveable, young and fresh and avoided the MDF /Plywood horrors the under-$500-dollars-a-room type shows perpetrate as "furniture". As to the craft shows -- they have all the visual appeal of a day spent watching paint dry or clay harden. Really boring. I used to keep HGTV on during the daytime, but have abandoned it and I am a crafter. I sew, home dec and garments, as well as quilt (I did enjoy the now-bansihed early morning quilting show with Alex Anderson). I've dabbled in many other crafts over the years but never thought that watching other people knit would be compelling television.

I hope Sarah returns to HGTV in the near future. The programmers should rethink the recent schedule changes that I'm sure were compelled by budget considerations. Most of the craft shows look like amateur "one camera -- one ball of yarn" efforts which one would more likely expect from community cable producers.

Sarah is Adorable, she's the inspiration! Room Service is a designing school, I learned a lot from the show and can't seem to get enough of it. Antiques, Antiques, Antiques what more do I want!
It's PERFECT!

Sarah,

I can no longer find Room Service on television and really appreciate your sense of style. Regardless of the style, contemporary, country, french, etc. you always keep the lines clean and the design fresh, simple and elegant. Please come back.

Michelle

Room Service is my absolute favorite show... I Tivo it for every episode (even reruns). The charm is completely Sarah! -- always elegant, with the right touch of 'cheap finds and homegrown whimsy', she is just perfect. And, we love her adorable accent. while I may not always like her rooms, I love her ideas. I'd like to see her tackle more situations with furniture that 'must stay' (making it work), as well as seeing her attack a media room! (so hard to make it look nice and be functional). I got so excited when Tivo picked up a 2007 show!!!!!

love the show. building a house on a beautiful lake in nj. want to know how i can get sara's help with the decor.

thanks,
mira

I loved watching Room Service on HGTV and am sooo disappointed that it's no longer in HGTV's daytime line-up. What a shame that they've replaced it with trashy craft shows. I really like the elegance and simplicity of Sarah's designs.

I love Room Service. The designs are always inspiring and clean. Sarah as a host is great and who could have a problem with her accent? It is charming. I don't think I have seen a transitional boys room. Keep up the great work Sarah!

Sarah's show is is a classy show;always works with the client even if it isnot in her design. She isnot pretentious; always makes it interesting and beautiful. Even though her taste is modern she works within the clients frame work.I would like to see more of working in a small space; sometimes working with more color. But overall I like the show just fine. One of my favorite episodes is where she silver leafed squares on the wall; the room that she gave beach theme;using fabric to separate a bedroom and living area. I watch her on fine living as they took her off of HGTV. TOO bad for HGTV.

I am disappointed that "Room service" is taken off the air. There are too many craft shows. I really enjoy and learn a lot from ""Room Service". It's such a classy show and the host' calm and tranquil voice adds to the elegance of the show.

I love Room Service, but HGTV has taken it off the air filling the day with crafty trashy stuff.

I am writing in the hopes that the producers will convince HGTV to bring back this quality design show.

I have about given up on HGTV. I wish I could subscribe to Room Service on the web... much preferred even if the screen is unfortunately smaller.

C

Dear Sarah,

I've only started watching (taping) the Home Channel and some decorating is absolutely hideous. Yours is classy and "only buy what you need" hooked me.

I would love to see more ideas(is that possible!) Bachelor Suites or One-Room Living decorated (I have seen you do one of your employee's). I am back in University, live in one and would like to use a Murphy Bed/Wall Bed but they are so expensive. Do you have a "less" expensive method of creating such a bed? My suite is 12 x 15, separate kitchen and obviously bathroom. Yes, I did say 12 X 15. Miracles, please.

Thanks for any input.

Barbra

Sarah and her show, Room Service is by far, THE BEST Home Design show I've seen on TV. She can walk into a room and you immediately feel the tranquility in her voice, her endless knowledge of design and her impeccable style. I feel like she's actually talking to me and we've connected on a personal level. Having the utmost respect for Sarah - she shares her warmth as she invites you into her world of design. Without a doubt or second thought, I would trust Sarah explicidly with my home. I don't know if she ever gets to the Black Forest, Colorado - but she would certainly be most welcome in my home without any invitation. Thank You Sarah, for all the wonderful and valuable idea's you have so graciously shared with me. ~Maeve~

As many others, I love Sarah's show(s), any and all, new and repeats! She has great style with class. I have a spare bedroom, 11'x 10 1/2' with 13 ft. ceilings that I'd like to make a sewing/craft/painting/guest room. Let's see her put all that in one little room! Thanks Sarah!

I too love Sarah's show. It's alway the finishing touches that tie it all together. Sarah does it all with such class. I live on the West coast (state of WA). I would love to see her travel about and do redesigns for different part of the country. CA and the lower 48 states

Sarah Richardson of Room Service has a serene style,composed manner & a tranquil feel. We want Room Service to : 1# come to California, show how to meld new custom homes with old materials (as we did) & make quality eclectic style work. Open floor plan, 4 sets of French doors,verandas,20 foot breezeway,bunkhouse/guesthouse are on 1 acre are some idea issues to explore. I'd love to see a project Sarah creates from the interior all the way to the landscaping - the whole house flow. Wishing for many more Room Services ! **share Sarah** love lea

I love Sarah's style, classy without being fussy. She is a great teacher too. I would like to see more low budget design. I didn't enjoy DesignInc. ROOM SERVICE is what Sarah does best.

Love to here her talk .The sea side them&Bath towel she make it look so easy.would like tolearnd how to do a mimi green house. ThankYou!

I agree with all the terrific commments--Sarah is tasteful and I enjoy her tactful communication with her clients. My home is small, built in 1917 and in San Francisco with little storage space. Clever storage solutions which combine Sarah's aesthetics on a tight budget is my biggest interest.

I have yet to see any rooms for teenage boys. I would love to see something since I have 4 of them.

ILove African American Design . Would love for Sarah to Design A small dinning room with the color Fire craker Orange a deep orange.With very White trim. Theresa of Richmond Va.

My partner and I baught our house about 5 years ago and yet have to remodel and organize. We lack fashion or as my brother would say "What is your motif/style. We have little time to spend on the house. Now with a puppy (who has taken over our life) its become harder. I'm looking for a simple yet sylish house makeover.
Help!!
Sandra

I love, love, love Sarah Richardson's aesthetic -have Room Service on DVD record and loved Design,Inc - want to see it back! If Sarah and the crew could tackle my truly crappy New York City (Brooklyn Heights) apartment and make it work it would make for must-see TV, I can tell you! I've got it all - too many books, peeling paint, a do-nothing super and landlord, and a very cool historic Deco-ish building with tons of innate charm. The creme and pale green metal kitchen cabinets are unique. Did I mention that two highly photogenic French Bulldogs must also be incorporated? Ummm, and two Persian cats. (Maybe she can bring along the Barkitecture people...)

Room Service is one program that leads vs.lowing standards for the masses- as many shows have done of late . One request would be can we have a California version. We live the indoor/outdoor lifestyle & would love to see Sarha's style address such. I have the perfect setting. We respect the caliber of product.

We are currently leaasing a home. Could she do a segment on making it your home when it really isn't? We can't paint or refinish any parts of the house, so it would need to be things that can go when we do.

Cheers!
Dawne

Love Room Service and Sarah. wish she'd bring the show to my house, just about any room could use her classic, yet modern touch. No matter what she designs it's always just right for the space and the client. So many of the shows you wonder if they were listening to what the homeowner said, or how could they put together those pieces and colors. But not with Sarah. Bring on many many more shows. Love it!

I love Room Service and would like to see more new shows (I like Sarah's hair long too). I did not care for the other show, Design Inc. It would be nice for Sarah to re-do some kitchens and bathrooms on a budget. Most of us can not gut renovate but could use tips on how to freshen up what we have and make it current. I would also like to see Sarah work on colonials and ranch houses built in the 70's, 80's and 90's. It seems that most of the homes she does are very old. Let me know if you need one to work on.

Sarah's designs are exactly what my granddaughter likes. My granddaughter is ten and gave up her room to her great-grandmother for a year and a half while room was being made for her in another part of the house. Now my granddaughter is back in her room and would like it redone. I'd like to see what Sarah and her team could create.

I love Room Service and Sarah's taste in design. I watch the whole hour. I'd like to see more shows on city living and smaller spaces, i'm in Jersey City in a condominium highrise so the living and dining area are all one big rectangular room with parquet floors. My husband and I want to change things and "update the whole space,add interest while keeping things neutral and calm" - doesn't that sound like Sarah? Sarah should come to Jersey city, we'll even take her out for brunch and she can stay in our guest bedroom with the entire crew in the living room..really we don't mind, just come help us Sarah!!! we need you
Sangeeta in Jersey City, NJ Gold Coast

I enjoy Sarah's approach to designing. I'd like to see what she does with guest bathrooms and dining rooms.

I love the work that Sarah does on her show. I wish that she could come and just do my house! She is so energetic and clever. I am lost in the 90's with plain off white walls throughout! Now I'm 70 and have lost ambition so guess it will stay this way. I really wish she would do a show on someone like me. Thanks

I love Sarah's work. I have paneled walls and Oak floors in my living, dining and kitchen combination, I would like some tips on how to lighten this area up. Hopefully Sarah can do a show on this subject? Looking forward to some new shows.

Love the furniture that is designed by Sarah. Would love to buy some of her pieces.

I love watching this program. Sarah is such a talented designer. I like the way she explains step by step her design plan. She also has such a calming presence on her show which I find to be very relaxing. Hopefully she will do some work here in Michigan sometime !

I would like to see Sarah work on a modest budget and see what she can come up with, w/o going to her specialty shops. Not all people out there have big lavish homes and frankly, I am getting tired of seeing the same old, the same old thing. Different house, rich client. Let's see what she can achieve with changing a kitchen or master bathroom with $2000.00. That way, you would be speaking to more TV viewers than you do now.
I enjoyed Room Service as it was down to earth. Design Inc. on the other hand is unrealistic to most people and doesn't speak to most people in TV viewing land.

I like Sarah's style and ease! Design, Inc. was a great show. Room Service is informative but is dated as far as decor. Would love to Sarah have new shows and also do any room in my house.

I love Sarah's work becaue it is unique, chic, and literally easy on the eyes. Unlike many designers who always do "over the top" schemes, Sarah's work is beautiful, without being fussy, brightly colored, or frivolous.

I love her paint techniques. I like how she shows every step to completing a project (i.e. the woven ribbon lampshade cover). And her use of quality products and antiques give them a unique appeal.

I would like to see her do a breakfast room that is connected to the kitchen, working around open areas and a large french door.

Thanks!

I don't receive fine living so I enjoy the website; however I do receive HGTV and miss seeing Room Service and Design, Inc. Would love for HGTV to carry her shows again.

iwuold like to know how much she would charge to desing my bathroom,my buget is very little.
i love every thing she desing.

from Chicago, thanks

I absolutely love the shows and Sarahs ease in conveying her message. I am going to build a new home in about a year and would love to see some suggestions on how she would spruce up new construction to give it her warm and welcoming feeling. My home will be in coastal Carolina and I'd like some of that southern decor that is so charming incorporated into the decorating as well as the design of the home without being too fussy and frilly. Continue the good work Sarah.

I love Sarah's work and would like to see her do more kitchens and smaller washrooms. Most of the washrooms i've seen her do are huge and unfortunately not all of us have such huge spaces. I would also like to see her do a back yard patio.

Love the show, Room Service...need new ones..liked Design, INC.

Hope she comes to USA.....

I LOVE Room Service, it is the best Design show on TV! She takes her designs seriously and I like the shows best when she is by herself on the project. I would love to see more Nature-thyme decorating/design and what to do with a very small laundry room space. I look forward to NEW 2007 shows! Keep up the good work!

I love the Room Service programs. Sarah Richardson is great....always appears so calm and I LOVE her accent. Her work is fabulous.

I would like to see a show about how to renevate a home for a handicapped person. My husband and I need to modify an existing home for our son who became a quadraplegic and will soon be coming home from the hospital.

This is one of my favorite shows. Sarah is very talented and knows how to re-invent the wheel with old props. Most of us do not have access to these great stores. After building a few times, I know the terror of contractors. This is never addressed. You need to be a very informed client and with a little luck, have a decorator as creative as Sarah. I hope you can brings us new episodes soon.

The question is "What should Sarah do next?". And the answer is,,,,something in America, and in particular, MY BEDROOM!

I love Sarah and the show, I would just like to see new episodes. She has changed the way I look at design, where I find inspiration, and inspired my new decorating style. I record her shows so I can reference ideas when I need them. Really enjoy the "how to" segment, it helps me to think outside the box. Thanks Sarah.

Being a designer myself of african american and puerto rican decent i would like to see more designers of color like sheila bridges, trust me they are out there like myself. Also i love sarah but she needs more new shows, she works better by herself. her talent on design inc was ok. roxanne

I love the show! I saw new episodes while I was visiting in Canada. I wish we got them here. Sarah design talent is wonderful. When you watch the show, you feel as though you are watching a real pro in action. I wouldn't change a thing.

I like the show but the Canadian accent is a little off-putting. Also, the shows are all very, very old. When will there be new Room Service shows? I did not like the Design, Inc. shows. The crew acted a little juvenile and did not appear to be very serious about decorating. Would also love to see a show on sunporches/patios. Thanks.

Timeless ideas is what draws me to all of Ms.
Richardson's designs. She has a classic yet
very inventive sense of what makes an environment
trully livable. You can certainly go forward with
Design Inc. or create a new venue that incorporates projects in the United States.

wish sarah would come to my home now theres a real design challenge!

I love your show. Sara has a wonderful sense of design and color and she's very professional in her presentation. I really enjoy seeing her color choices for any room. She has a fresh, clean approach to everything she does, but I would like to see more information on how to make or where to purchase products. Maybe we could even try to see some of her drawings for her designs so we can see how she gets her ideas and where she intends to take the room from start to finish.

Do enjoy Sarah's approach to design. What I have not seen much of in hers or other similar programs are rooms/houses for men, especially bedrooms with a masculine air. So many magazines follow the same path. Could we see more variety such as for men with clean lines and bolder colors?

Do enjoy Sarah's approach to design. What I have not seen much of in hers or other similar programs are rooms/houses for men, especially bedrooms with a masculine air. So many magazines follow the same path. Could we see more variety such as for men with clean lines and bolder colors and perhaps design for other professions where the home is also the workplace (such as a farmer, contractor, one person at home professionals)? I like her cleaness of design and use of color.

I most enjoy sea/water themes as I live on an island in the Caribbean. It would be nice to have detailed project instructions so I can duplicate what whousl work best in my new home.

Love your show and the clean approach to living spaces & use of color. What I would love to see, is the choice and placement of the accessories. There is no show on TV, that I know of, that addresses this aspect of decorating in detail. Flooring, Paint and furniture are important but as background to the accessories. Accessories is what makes the room come "alive" and shows personality.

Sarah and her show are wonderful! As with some of the others, I'd love more information on what products (ie colors, sources) she uses, the projects she does and how she goes about picking a particular look and how to get it. I'd love to see her redesign a tiny kitchen with ideas for storage solutions. Along with how to plan for doing the remodel. We're planning to redo ours and I'm not even sure where to start. Thanks and keep up the great work!

The shows are old. Sarah did a show called design Inc. that was more modern and present design. If you could find more designers like Shelia Bridges or more shows from her it would be great. Some of the design shows are more like competitions and they come off like a game show.

Room Service is one of the few design shows with a really talented designer. I love the show because there is nothing cutsey (or feeble attempts to be funny) about it! I would like to see product information somewhere on the website though. Are there any new 2007 episodes planned? Keep up the brilliant work Sarah!

I appreciate your designer savvy Sara! Haven't seen all of your offerings, but what I have seen have been mostly soft light colors on the walls and fabrics, which greatly differ from the sometimes hideous tones on other shows. I would like to see you tackle a deeper and more colorful palette once in a while.

I really love her show ....and I'd love to see her do one on the East Coast . I'm sure she could find a few houses that are need of makeovers or maybe a few suggestions to make them more enjoyable ... Like maybe my house , I'd love for her to see my 140 year old home and what we have done to it ....just a suggestion .
Yours Truly Kim G.

I enjoy Sarah's straightforward approach to design. She has found her calling. My current focus is on my kitchen with white cupboards (traditional cape cod home). I've been researching countertops & backsplash. I like a "clean look", but a sunny, warm look. My kitchen is on the NORTH side & not much light. Floors are red oak laminate. I hope I can pull it together from Sarah's inspirations. Favorite shows: 1.)"the YURT" & 2.)"Living Room Dining Room" with coral reds & a lot of cream for an older woman & 3.) an upstairs bedroom tucked under the roof with the Water painting over the bed.

We have comcast cable and do not seem to be able to get your shows on your network. Is this a possibility in the near future.

I like everything you in the kitchen.I wish I could do some thing like that and pick a theme ?

My favorite Room Service show featured Sarah's very own kitchen. I always try to avoid clutter on my kitchen countertops. This show inspired me even more! She is one of the most talented designers on TV. It would be great to see more of the finishing touches at the end of each show. Thanks! VLB

You have such great taste in your show! Us middle class baby boomers still would like to see our design lives addressed. Freshen up our often lost in an era spaces and still be age appropriate spaces with function as a top priority.Good looking universal bathrooms would be a hit among my age group.Talent abounds on your show. Love it.

I love the show and fresh ideas with color. I would like to see more shows showing how to make space or what to do when you have a Mother that is living with a couple. Not because of necessity but by choice. Age of parent is 65-70 and the couple is 35-45. In today's economy more and more families and living together and we need some new ideas for homes. Loft living, unusual living space etc.

Hello:
Love the show! Seems that not enough time is spent showing the details of the completed project though. Would love more time to see and review the finished project. Thanks

Love the show - what I like best are the little touches that finish the room. Then the projects such as a tray, or pillow, or lampshade are inspiring. Then the elements that inspired the direction of the project - colors, theme, style, furnishings, etc. - and how it all fits together. Also love the local artists featured in the episodes. It all works together to help the viewer follow the design process.

Looking forward to new episodes, and wondering if there will be a "Room Service" book sometime?

I've seen Sarah do several garden and nature-themed spaces on the show, but I don't think I've seen a porch/sunroom done yet. Would love to see what she comes up with for an actual outdoor space....

I really wish you create a space for written instructions, especially for the show Room Service. I needed the instructions for covering the books, but could not fine them on the home site.

I missed the "designer of soft accessories" on episode 143 (baby room). I would love to buy the bear pocket pillow or bear mobile for my recently born nephew.
Can you please send me the info?