Good Company host Andrea Vecchio and interior designer Pamela Bayer both took on a very special assignment when they agreed to redecorate her residence together. For Vecchio, it meant opening up her space to not only Bayer, but to the program's audience. For Bayer, it was "a really personal project and the most important series I've done for the show."

The room-by-room outcome of their redesign adventure was revealed on the show in a series that aired January 7-11. On the first day, Bayer and Vecchio talked about how to select and what to expect from an interior designer.

Tuesday was all about window treatments. Bayer displayed the fabric and hardware they used in Vecchio's living room and bedroom, and presented custom window treatment options, all thanks to Well Dressed Windows in Solon.

The next day, Bayer exhibited the furniture selections they shopped for with the help of Z Gallerie in Crocker Park. Bayer also demonstrated the store's coordinating fabrics for upholstery and window treatments.

Accessories were the topic of Thursday's segment. Bayer showcased products from their journey to Banyan Tree in Tremont and Bed Bath & Beyond in Solon to accent Vecchio's bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and entryway. The series wrapped up on Friday with a display of the before and after shots of Vecchio's place, along with a recap of all the products used in her interior design makeover.

Bayer appears on Good Company monthly as the show's interior design specialist. Her hair and makeup are by Valerie Logston and her clothes are from Banyan Tree.

After shots of Andrea Vecchio's bathroom, bedroom, and kitchen

After shots of Andrea's living room