Kim Myles Biography
Kim Myles is an American Emmy-winning designer, professional hairstylist, reality TV star, executive producer, entrepreneur, and TV show host. She is best known for being on the HGTV show, “Battle on The Mountains”. The show will be airing its first episode on 22 January 2024 at 9 pm | 8c.
Kim Myles Career
Myles demonstrated her passion for improving her surroundings from a young age. Even as a youngster, she rearranged her bedroom furniture regularly and created her art prints using Monet-reproduction postcards and construction paper. Initially aspiring for a career on the stage, she enrolled in the Pacific Conservatory of Performing Arts after graduating from West High School, earning her associate of arts degree. However, upon realizing the challenges of sustaining a living through acting in New York City, she shifted gears and enrolled in cosmetology school. Subsequently, she began working on stage makeup and hair for performers.
With over 20 years in the business, she embraces a “less work, more life” approach to beauty. Initially a stylist at Insitu salon in Manhattan’s Gramercy Park neighborhood, she entered an HGTV contest to become a contestant on Design Star, marking a turning point in her career. Currently working as a hairdresser at Crown NYC, she emphasizes natural texture in her haircuts and customizes colors to enhance her clients’ features while accommodating their maintenance preferences. Beyond her career in hair-styling and interior design, she is a sci-fi enthusiast, enjoys single-malt scotch, and appreciates stinky cheese.
She gained recognition as the winner of HGTV’s Design Star Season 2, leading to the creation of her show, “Myles of Style,” which she hosted for three seasons. Moreover, she also participated in HGTV’s “Battle of the Bling” and created the dispensary makeover series “High Design.” Alongside her partner Kelley Moore, she operates a commercial design firm. Furthermore, she is a believer that interior design should offer a chic, vibrant, and attainable lifestyle, and is set to appear in the HGTV show “Battle on the Mountain” in 2024. Apart from her design career, she and her husband, Scott Myles, ventured into the ice cream business, starting with their label, 5 Boroughs, which became known for its diverse and flavorful offerings.
Despite the challenges of starting a food company, the Myleses successfully navigated the industry, creating a range of ice cream flavors that reflected the cultural diversity of New York City. The 5 Boroughs products gained popularity, overcoming challenges like a local politician’s attempt to boycott one of their flavors. Her diverse career journey showcases her creativity, resilience, and ability to excel in various fields.
Kim Myles Salary
Myles earns an annual salary of about $47,000-$120,000.
Kim Myles Net Worth
Myles has an estimated net worth of about $1 Million – $7 Million which she has earned through her career as a designer.
Kim Myles Age
Myles was born in 1974, in Suburban, Bakersfield, California, United States. She is 50 years old as of 2024 however, information about his month and day of birth has not been disclosed.
Kim Myles Height and Weight
Myles stands at a height of 5 feet 6 inches tall, and she weighs 125 lbs (75kgs).
Kim Myles Family
Myles is the daughter of Bob who worked at Kern Community College District and Beth Hawkes worked as a staff development educator at Adventist Health.
Kim Myles Husband and Children
Myles is married to Scott Myles who is a graphic designer. They met in a bar and they tied the knot on March 1997, at Gramercy Park. She resides in Southern California together with her family.
Kim Myles “Battle on The Mountains”
“Battle on the Mountain”, takes competitive home renovation to unprecedented heights, set at a breathtaking elevation of 13,000 feet above sea level. In this high-stakes competition, three adept teams, mentored by home experts Rico León from “Rico to the Rescue,” Myles from “Design Star: Next Gen,” and Kim Wolfe from “Why the Heck Did I Buy This House?,” go head-to-head in upgrading similar mountainside homes in Breckenridge, Colo.”Battle on the Mountain” is an extension of HGTV’s well-received competition series, “Battle on the Beach.”
Building upon the success and format of the original show, “Battle on the Mountain” introduces a new and elevated competitive renovation challenge, offering a fresh perspective and heightened stakes in a picturesque mountain setting. Guided by an all-star lineup of HGTV stars as judges, the teams engage in weekly challenges, aiming to maximize property value enhancements. The ultimate goal is to secure bragging rights and a substantial $50,000 cash prize, making each week a crucial battle in their quest for victory. The competition shifts to Breckenridge, Colorado, where the three mentors guide three teams of emerging renovators.
In this week’s showdown, the focus is on the kitchen, and the judges, Chelsea and Cole DeBoer, are tasked with selecting the ultimate victor. The battle intensifies as each team strives to showcase their skills and creativity in transforming the kitchens to win this crucial round. As the season unfolds, the coaching teams, led by Rico León, Myles, and Kim Wolfe, guide their respective groups through the renovation of living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, and outdoor spaces, turning once-dilapidated spaces into delightful showcases. The show features appearances by prominent HGTV stars, including Egypt Sherrod and Mike Jackson from “Married to Real Estate,” Jasmine Roth from “Help! I Wrecked My House,” Page Turner from “Fix My Flip,” and mentors from “Battle on the Beach” – Taniya Nayak, Ty Pennington, Alison Victoria, along with Cristy Lee from “Steal This House.” The production is handled by Departure Films.
Myles of Style
“Myles of Style” made its debut in March of 2008, featuring twelve episodes where Myles and her master carpenter, Anthony Gilardi, extended their expertise to homes in need throughout the Los Angeles area. The show, according to Susan Stewart in the New York Times, highlighted her ability to enhance her clients’ living spaces, potentially transforming their lives. She brought her creative touch to each project, whether rearranging furniture, selecting paint colors, supervising intricate stenciling, or overseeing the unique transformation of a mirror using black lacquer paint and dozens of chopsticks arranged in a sunburst pattern.
Despite the show being filmed in Southern California, she emphasized that New York City remained her true home, referring to it as “the center of the universe for me.” This dedication to her roots showcases her enduring connection to the city where she initially pursued her dreams.