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This site was created with Adobe Photoshop, Macromedia Dreamweaver, a Microsoft Access database, and an unhealthy attachment to a video capture card.

Copyright & Disclaimer

Site design & content ©2002-2010 Sharon L except:

• Headshot of Doug on the home page from www.douglaswilson.ws ©Douglas Wilson,
• Trading Spaces screencaps and images ©Banyan Productions/TLC,
• TV and notebook computer on the home page from Sony. In fact, that's my laptop that Doug's using. (Hey, give it back, Doug! And don't you dare delete my JarJar Binks photo collection!)

This nonprofit fan site was created for the enjoyment of Trading Spaces fans and fans of Douglas Wilson. While Doug knows about this site, he has no input into the contents of this totally unofficial site, so please hurl all legal blame and rotten tomatoes my way instead.

About the web designer

Sharon discovered Douglas Wilson during the Trading Spaces "Home for the Holidays" marathon on Christmas Day 2001, when, while channel surfing, she thought she spotted her favorite actor Peter Wingfield... painting a wall? Say what? The resemblance between Peter and Doug turned out to be superficial. However, already a fan of home decorating shows (particularly Canada's Painted House with Debbie Travis), Sharon soon got hooked on Trading Spaces' combination of inspiring design and game-show racing against time, not to mention the casts' eye-candy qualities.

   
Peter in black sweater. Doug in black sweater. Doug in blue shirt.
Peter in blue shirt... (Peter pics by Ann Wortham)

Besides an apparent affinity for men with big noses, Sharon likes to design web sites and has created sites for a local media fan convention and her sister Karin, and fan sites for Karin's favorite actor, as well as (of course) the aforementioned Peter Wingfield. When not indulging in web design, Sharon works at one of Canada's largest banks doing computer forensics and designing database applications.

A lifelong fan of science fiction, Sharon fell in love with Star Trek: The Next Generation's USS Enterprise, and after seeing Trading Spaces' Pullman car episode, she figures that if any designer can make her home look like a spaceship, it's Doug.

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