Sabrina Soto

Sabrina Soto is an American interior designer and TV personality. She is first generation Cuban-American. She has enjoyed extensive exposure as the host and designer of numerous HGTV shows including The High Low Project, Design Star, Real Estate Intervention, and Get It Sold. She has also appeared on White House Christmas, House Hunters, and was a cast member of TLC’s Trading Spaces. Additionally, she served as a judge on ABC’s The Great Christmas Light Fight! and as co-host on CBS’s Secret Celebrity Renovation. She now has her own lifestyle talk series, The Sabrina Soto Show. In addition to television, she hosts Redesigning Life, a podcast where she explores personal growth, mindset shifts and transformational conversations with thought leaders and experts. She has been featured on TODAY, Live with Kelly and Mark, Good Morning America, The View, and in publications such as TIME, Elle Decor, People, Huffington Post, InStyle, Esquire, USA Today, Parade, Variety, Better Homes and Gardens, Latina, and The New York Post, among others.

Sabrina Soto is an American interior designer and TV personality. She is first generation Cuban-American. She has enjoyed extensive exposure as the host and designer of numerous HGTV shows including The High Low Project, Design Star, Real Estate Intervention, and Get It Sold. She has also appeared on White House Christmas, House Hunters, and was a cast member of TLC’s Trading Spaces. Additionally, she served as a judge on ABC’s The Great Christmas Light Fight! and as co-host on CBS’s Secret Celebrity Renovation. She now has her own lifestyle talk series, The Sabrina Soto Show. In addition to television, she hosts Redesigning Life, a podcast where she explores personal growth, mindset shifts and transformational conversations with thought leaders and experts. She has been featured on TODAY, Live with Kelly and Mark, Good Morning America, The View, and in publications such as TIME, Elle Decor, People, Huffington Post, InStyle, Esquire, USA Today, Parade, Variety, Better Homes and Gardens, Latina, and The New York Post, among others.