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CBSNews.com's Melissa Castellanos, left, interviews "HGTV Design Star" finalist Stephanie Cook before the competition begins.
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Michael Stribling strikes a designer pose. Stribling describes his style the same way he does his attitude: "Feroce."
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Judges Martha McCully, Vern Yip, and Cynthia Rowley chat with reporters before the competition begins.
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Finalist Jennifer Bertrand describes her style as eclectic with lots of personality and color. The 33 year-old hails from Olathe, Kan.
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Host Clive Pearse chats with Tricia Beaudet, the 37-year-old mom from Shelby Township, Mich. She says her design style is timeless, sophisticated and traditional mixed with unexpected elements.
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D. Paul DeRouen, 33, introduces himself to the crowd. The Lousiana native describes his design style as casually elegant with a touch of "Cajun spice."
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California girl Stephanie Cook says that her design style has a mix of anything and everything. The 27-year-old was chosen to be the ninth finalist by an online vote on June 8.
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Tracee Dore, 36, of Louisville, Ky., describes her decorating style as simple sophistication with a touch of "bling."
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Los Angeles native Matt Locke, 33, describes his design style as warm and modern.
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Scottie Miller, the 39-year-old from Winston-Salem, N.C. gives a wave to the crowd at Greeley Square. His design style consists of modern interpretations of traditional looks.
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Michael Stribling, 23, the youngster of the group, tells the crowd what he's made of. The Texas native describes his style as fun and elegant, but with attitude.
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Mikey V., the 33-year-old from Hollywood, Fla., describes his design style as industrial, modern, and minimalistic-yet comfortable.
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The cast of "HGTV Design Star" divided into teams to see which one could best decorate their half of a tour bus in 30 minutes.
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A little friendly competition ...
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Four heads are better than one when making a game plan.
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The teams picked furniture and decor from either side of the stage. Once time started it was a mad grab for merchandise.
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Michael Stribling runs his picks back to his team's side of the stage.
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The teams rush to get the pieces they want.
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More of the mad grab.
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The teams assemble their rooms as the clock winds down.