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"Home remodeling and decorating can be a stressful process that drives couples crazy. \nAdi Tatarko and Alon Cohen experienced that drama after they bought their first home and discovered they had radically different design concepts. But the pain was worth it because it served as inspiration to start Houzz, a home design website so addictive that it has earned the nickname \"house porn.\" \nHouzz features stunning galleries of tagged photos from the portfolios of home improvement professionals, ranging from architects to interior designers and contractors. The app is designed to help you visualize your plans and find the right architect or designer to execute them. It allows you to create Ideabooks through collections of tagged photos. \nSEE ALSO: 5 Connected Objects to Smarten Up Your Home\n\nThere are more than 180,000 active professionals and 14 million users on Houzz. On this episode of the Valley Girl Show the married co-founders sit down with Jesse Draper to talk about the web's hottest spot for home design.\nJesse Draper is creator and host of The Valley Girl Show, through which she's become a spokesperson for startups and helped pioneer the way of new media content distribution. Formerly a Nickelodeon star, Draper is now CEO of Valley Girl, where she oversees the show and runs technology blog Lalawag.com.\nMore Video from the Valley Girl Show\n\nWhere 1.5 Million Fashionistas Go to Share Their Pics\nRebecca Minkoff Defines 'Tech Couture'\nToo Many Errands? Someone Else Will Do Them for $25\n\nHomepage image courtesy of iStock, gchutka\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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