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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Grove featured on two tv shows tonight

The gang from the Allure Salon (3405 Main Highway) will be on the tv show Tabatha's Salon Takeover, tonight at 10 pm on Bravo. Earlier in the year Tabatha (right) and the Bravo crew were in town filming for a week, returning to check out the salon after the make-over a few months later.

See how Allure turned from trash to treasure, thanks to bitchy Tabatha's manicing, scary and rude tactics.

It's worth the watch since our own
Allure is featured tonight. (Picture Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares, but only in a salon).

Also on tonight, on HGTV, is "Bang for Your Buck" at 9:30 pm, featuring two Coconut Grove residences. The episode features a 1927 Mediterranean in the South Grove, owned by designer Andrena Felger and her husband Dan, a contemporary condo on Bayshore owned by designer Herbert Brito, and a home on Granada in the Gables.

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5 Comments:

Anonymous sailfast said...

As a Coconut Grove Realtors we watch HGTV all day and night. So love Property Shop and Real Estate Intervention. House Hunters it goes on & on. We love it all. More fun when Coconut Grove is featured.

November 10, 2009 8:42 PM  
Anonymous Charmer said...

Should be fun!

November 10, 2009 9:26 PM  
Blogger Unknown said...

Watched Bravo last night. I must say, I always hate it when they make South Beach seem like it's right next to any part of Miami. Why the hell would they promote a Coconut Grove salon on South Beach?

It would have made more sense for them to promote it at Cocowalk or Kennedy Park, in South Miami or Brickell. Y'know, nearby areas where they could have found potential clients.

November 11, 2009 8:52 AM  
Blogger Tom Falco said...

That bothered me, too. Wasn't sure why they were marketing to tourists laying out on the beach when they should have marketed the Grove vicinity and locals.

November 11, 2009 8:54 AM  
Anonymous bob said...

I agree, the South Beach solicitation was silly, but they probably felt the beach made better television. It was an interesting episode, but boy, did it make the Grove look cheesy. That salon was a mess, I certainly hope things have improved. I'd check for myself, but for now, I live in the Northeast.

November 11, 2009 6:56 PM  

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