Step Inside David Bromstad's Whimsical Dream Home For nearly 20 years, David Bromstad has been bringing joy to viewers through his shows Color Splash and My Lottery Dream Home. With one month to go until beloved HGTV star David Bromstad welcomes fans into his newly renovated Florida home on a new special, "My Lottery Dream Home: David's Happy Ending," the colorful designer is giving fans a sneak peek before the show premieres on December 19, 2025. Bromstad's spent the last four years transforming the traditional Tudor he bought near Orlando in 2021 into his.
Explore the stunning $3 million David Bromstad house in Miami, Florida. Discover the HGTV star's bold design choices, vibrant colors, and unique features of his creative sanctuary. Designer David Bromstad revealed he attended a treatment center after a storm destroyed his 'childhood fantasy' dream home in Florida mid.
David Bromstad's been on HGTV since way back in 2006, and his on-camera enthusiasm is a key reason for his success. Bromstad's eccentric style totally matches his fun personality, and his fandom for the colorful and quirky is evident in his fashion and interior design work. While Bromstad's current.
David Bromstad's new HGTV special documents his four-year journey renovating his Central Florida home. Bromstad opens up about his battles with substance abuse, childhood trauma, and mental health. HGTV host David Bromstad is in love with his new Florida house.
See photos inside the TV star's gorgeous home. You might know David from winning HGTV's Design Star back in 2006, or from hosting shows like Color Splash and My Lottery Dream House. His style? It's all about vibrant hues, eclectic mixes, and making spaces feel alive.
David Bromstad's house stands out as an iconic example of how a designer brings a personal vision to life. It's inspiring for anyone dreaming of their own dream pad. My Lottery Dream Home: David's Happy Ending begins with a straightforward premise: Bromstad is renovating his own home after years of helping others find theirs.
That premise quickly expands. Severe storm damage causes flooding and mold, forcing the house to be stripped to its frame. You might think that being an HGTV star would make house shopping second nature, but David Bromstad learned it's a lot harder when it's your own home.
