Hack My Home

In 2023, "Hack My Home" premiered on Netflix, featuring general contractor and interior designer Ati Williams as the design expert. The show explores innovative renovation and remodeling hacks that create serious magic within everyday constraints. Ati’s expertise in transforming homes with high-end interior design, smart storage solutions, and modern renovations is a blast to watch on screen. Infuse every new home renovation project you consider after you see "Hack My Home" with the fun new ideas and possibilities on display here.

DC Flippers

Before Netflix, Ati Williams starred in "DC Flippers" on HGTV, a home renovation series focused on restoring historic homes in Washington, D.C. As a general contractor and designer, she took on challenging remodeling projects, creating opportunity and style in unexpected places. This experience in historic renovations, coupled with her expertise in modern interior design and remodeling, has shaped her work today at Honeycomb Design & Remodel in San Diego.

What's all the buzz about?

Check out the highlights from Ati's media appearances here.

“I love Hack my Home on Netflix of course. Not just because I am in it, but because it really speaks to all of us who have space issues."

Ati Williams

"Ati Williams, host of DC Flippers, is a wiz at furniture "hacks." See some of the best furniture flips from HGTV's Flea Market Flip."

HGTV

"Kenyan-born Ati Williams attended university in Canada, eventually coming to the U.S. for a post-college internship then starting her business."

Lindsey Beumer

"I think what a lot of people don't realize is, I'm not really a TV personality, I do have a full-time gig, and I love it."

Ati Williams on The Mood Board Interview Series

"Ati Williams founder of DC Buzz & Honeycomb explains why you should look for a group of people who want to see you succeed."

MSNBC

"We very much have a focus on things that you can do at home, for yourself, at your house. It’s not just pretty, but it’s … You know, we have some practical tips in there."