Local moving company plays a role in new Bravo competition reality series "Top Design"
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
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Katie Rexrode Media Relations/Communications Manager katier@twomen.com
(Sacramento, Calif.) – TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® has been spotted around Los Angeles as the moving company for Bravo's new competition reality series "Top Design." The show premieres on Wednesday, Jan. 31 at 11 PM ET/PT and moves to its regular 10 PM timeslot on Wednesday, Feb. 7.
Bravo turns the spotlight from the culinary arts to interior design with the series premiere of the new one-hour 10-episode competition reality series "Top Design." Off the heels of the critically-acclaimed "Top Chef" and the Emmy-nominated hit "Project Runway," Bravo’s newest reality competition series "Top Design" offers a behind-the-scenes look at the creative, competitive and client-driven interior design business.
Popular designer and personality Todd Oldham hosts and is joined by renowned designer Jonathan Adler, as lead judge, and series judges Margaret Russell, editor-in-chief of ELLE DECOR Magazine and interior designer Kelly Wearstler. TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® comes in as they help move the interior designers furniture from the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood to downtown Los Angeles for one of the competition challenges.
Chad Arnold, general manager of Sacramento’s TWO MEN AND A TRUCK®, says his team of trained movers is excited to be part of a "Top Design" challenge as they are used to working in varying and time-sensitive situations.
"It has been great working with Bravo and ‘Top Design,’" Arnold said. "We have often worked with Staging and we have experience in the interior design industry."
Other TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® locations have assisted with TV shows in the past. Earlier this year, a Seattle-area franchise moved items for AETV’s series "Move this House."
For more information, contact the Sacramento location of TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® at 916-852-7411. For more information about TWO MEN AND A TRUCK® go to www.twomen.com. For more information about “Top Design,” go to www.nbcumv.com.
