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Unsellable Houses
Real estate mavens, design visionaries, business owners, HGTV stars, and twin sisters Leslie Davis and Lyndsay Lamb are known for transforming one tough-to-sell home after another. After building PNW-based Lamb & Co., into a successful, full-service real estate and home design company, word of the twins’ talent and exuberant characters spread around the entertainment industry. Leslie and Lyndsay soon landed the incredible opportunity to have their own HGTV show – Unsellable Houses! The sisters’ talent for helping homeowners sell their lifeless, “unsellable” homes shone brightly on the big screen, helping them quickly become go-to experts for homeowners, designers, and DIYers around the nation. On top of their own successful show they’ve participated on HGTV team challenges and most recently won season 5 of Rock the Block!
ON STAGE: Friday (March 7) at 4pm & Saturday (March 8) at 12pm noon
Chris Lambton
Chris Lambton is a media personality and lifestyle expert based on Cape Cod, MA with his wife Peyton, daughter Lyla James and son Hayes Jennings. Chris is a judge on Discovery Plus’s Clipped, host of DIY Networks "Lawn and Order", "Yard Crashers" and appears with Peyton on HGTV's "Going Yard" where they transform backyards, one house at a time. The show highlights Chris’s landscaping skills and gardening know-how as he creates outdoor living spaces and features including patios, pergolas, fire pits and water features for deserving homeowners. Chris’ expertise includes landscaping, hardscaping, garden planning, lawn care, and maintenance for all of these areas of your outdoor living space.
Chris also appears on HGTV and DIY Networks specials “HGTV’s The Rose Parade”, "HGTV Dream Home", "HGTV SmartHome", “Tree House Special”, “RV Special” and "Blog Cabin".
Chris first won hearts onscreen in season six of ABC’s “The Bachelorette,” starring Ali Fedotowsky, and was ultimately named runner-up. In a Hollywood twist, wife Peyton appeared on season ten of “The Bachelor” and season one of “The Bachelor Pad,” but they did not meet on camera and instead were introduced by a mutual friend.
Since 2007, Chris has been living in his hometown of Cape Cod and running the family’s landscape business, E. Lambton Landscaping, alongside his brother Erik. Prior to that, he was a teacher and varsity boys’ basketball coach at New York City’s High School of Economics and Finance. He holds a degree from Providence College in Rhode Island and was part of the Big East Conference Academic All-Star Team in 1998 and 1999.
Chris is very involved with Compassionate Care ALS (CCALS) as a result of his mother’s fight with Multiple System Atrophy (MSA), a disease associated with the degeneration of nerve cells in specific areas of the brain. He continues to give back to the organization as often as possible.
See Chris on stage Sat., March 1st at 1pm & Sun., March 2nd at 12pm!
