I've Wanted an Indoor Stoop!

On this episode of Flea Market Flip, artsy friends Katy and Sophia take on design bloggers, Andrew and Jessica. Each team gets $500 to spend at Connecticut's Elephant's Trunk Country Flea Market on items that they'll fix-up and flip, hopefully for a big profit. The teams only get one hour to shop for design projects that involve restoring furniture, repurposing pieces for outdoor living, and creating items for home entertaining. After haggling for hidden treasures at the flea market, both teams get their hands dirty transforming their finds, in the hopes of outselling their competitors at New York's chicest flea market, Brooklyn Flea. The team that makes the most money, selling their refrib'd finds will take home $5,000.
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