He has his own line of home furnishings, and founded an organization that conducts makeovers in developing areas of the world.

â┚¬Å”It was so sweet,â┚¬Â Brunetz recalled. â┚¬Å”There was this moment at the end where Matthew his partner and our crew said, â┚¬ËœWow, I feel like I’m at home.' It's incredibly special to me to be able to create that for someone.â┚¬Â Brunetz was also moved by a woman who lost her husband in a tragic car accident four years earlier, and remained stuck in that moment.

â┚¬Å”She had the dry flowers from his funeral on the mantle, and the mangled license plate on a table near the front door,â┚¬Â Brunetz said.

â┚¬Å”Throughout, I’ve always been a strong creative force,â┚¬Â Brunetz said.

â┚¬Å”I’ve always had a voice, always had an opinion.

â┚¬Å”That was the beginning of [my career] in the whole makeover genre.â┚¬Â In 2001 he became the host of Crib Crashers, a show where unsuspecting fans have their rooms transformed to look like their favorite star's crib.