Pinterest Reveals a New CTV Series called “Bring My Pinterest to Life,” and it is going to change the way we get inspired from our couches!
As someone who spends way too much time pinning dream kitchens and “poetcore” outfits, I was thrilled to hear about this move. This is a brand new way to experience the platform we already love on the biggest screen in our homes.
What is Bring My Pinterest to Life?
Pinterest Reveals a New CTV Series that takes real people and helps them turn their digital dreams into physical reality.
Starting in March 2026, you can find this show streaming on Roku. Each episode is about 22 minutes long and follows a journey from a simple Pinterest board to a finished project.
The show is produced with B17 Entertainment, and it really focuses on that “aha!” moment when you finally see your ideas come together. It is perfect for anyone who loves DIY projects, fashion, or just seeing a good old-fashioned transformation.
Meet the Creative Hosts
To make these dreams come true, Pinterest has brought in some amazing creators that you might already follow. These hosts are experts in their fields and are there to guide the participants every step of the way:
- Drew Michael Scott: He is the king of home design and DIY.
- Caroline Vazzana: She handles all things fashion and style.
- Tay BeepBoop Nakamoto: She brings a fun, digital, and creative spark to every project.
How You Can Shop While You Watch
The coolest part about why Pinterest Reveals a New CTV Series is the shopping feature. Have you ever seen a lamp or a pair of shoes on a TV show and spent hours trying to find where to buy them? Those days are over!
This new series is completely shoppable. Because it is on Connected TV (CTV), you can actually save items you see on the screen directly to your own Pinterest boards.
You can also buy products from brands like Wayfair, Michaels, and Eos without even leaving the show. It is like having a personal shopper right inside your television!
