Teen Mom fans are tearing down Chelsea Houska’s ‘tacky’ and ‘hilarious’ design after the star hung a shocking wallpaper on the ceiling on the HGTV show

TEEN Mom fans couldn’t believe Chelsea Houska’s latest home design choice on this week’s episode of Down Home Fab.

The reality star opted for a shocking wallpaper print on the ceiling of a client’s home she was renovating for her and Cole DeBoer’s HGTV show.

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On this week’s episode of Down Home Fab, Chelsea, 31, and her husband Cole, 34, took on a new home design project.

Her client this week was Chelsea’s hairstylist Landon and his husband Ty.

The couple wanted their French bungalow to have a glamorous touch with Chelsea’s signature South Dakota style.

With a budget of $50,000, the Teen Mom graduate got to work.

Chelsea had an unorthodox idea for the living room ceiling.

She opted for a black wallpaper with a skull print, while the adjacent walls remained white.

“It’s got some velvet skulls on it, it’s kind of a fun texture,” Chelsea said while glancing over the wallpaper.

“I wanted to bring in something moody and something I know they would love, which is skulls.”

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In a confessional, the designer admitted, “I’ve got a bit of an inner goth.”

Luckily for Chelsea, Landon and Ty loved the wallpaper.

“That’s what I envisioned for me and us, and you literally nailed it!” Landon told her and Cole during the renovation reveal.

‘TERRIBLE’ CHOICE

However, many viewers disagreed with the decor decision.

“Are those skulls on the ceiling?! Nightmare fuel,” one wrote on social media.

Another chimed in: “I actually really like Chelsea but I don’t really like this house. The ceiling and fireplace are hideous in my opinion.”

One compared Chelsea’s style to the “crazy kitschy designs” on children’s spin-off show Trading Spaces: Boys v Girls.

“Imagine trying to sell a house and there are skulls on the ceiling,” wrote a fourth.

FLIP FLOP?

The skull wallpaper isn’t the first unpopular choice Chelsea made on Down Home Fab.

Fans have previously described her and Cole’s renovations as “soulless and boring,” while the series drew between 678,000 and 878,000 viewers per episode.

The show focuses on the couple’s business as home designers, but also stars their children Aubree, Walker, Layne and Watson.

Down Home Fab airs Mondays at 9am on HGTV, while new episodes also drop on Discovery+.

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