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Twin brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott are the hosts of “Property Brothers,” the hit HGTV show where they help couples find fixer-uppers and transform them into dream homes.

In 2018, the brothers collaborated with art supply and craft store Michaels on their first custom framing program. On Friday, they’re releasing new frames into that collection that range from natural to bright looking.

Jonathan and Drew discuss their brand and why frames was something they wanted to pursue.

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