10 Series to Watch on Netflix After You Finish Selling Sunset Season 3

Love Selling Sunset's fabulous fashion and fun cameo appearances from celebrity clientele? Then you'll love Styling Hollywood. Stylist Jason Bolden and his husband, Adair Curtis of JSN Studio, star in this reality series about the people behind the scenes who make Hollywood celebs look ready for the red carpet.

Watch Styling Hollywood on Netflix.

Those who appreciate the staging element of Selling Sunset (and can't get enough of petty drama) should def check out Instant Hotel. In this reality competition series, teams of Australian homeowners stay overnight in one another's rentals and rate their experiences, all hoping to earn the title of best Instant Hotel.

Watch Instant Hotel on Netflix.

If you're fascinated by homes with unique architecture (like that $35.5 million Saota-designed Hillside Avenue property featured on Selling Sunset), then you should really watch The World's Most Extraordinary Homes. This British docuseries follows award-winning architect Piers Taylor and actress Caroline Quentin as they explore some of the most extraordinary architectural feats in the world.

Watch The World's Most Extraordinary Homes on Netflix.

Maya Vander may be the only member of The Oppenheim Group to experience the ups and downs of pregnancy during the series (at least, so far), but Yummy Mummies will still give you major Selling Sunset vibes. Following four fabulously wealthy new mamas, this Australian reality series reveals what the life of young mothers in the upper crust is really like. If season two addition Iva Marra doesn't remind you just a little bit of Christine Quinn, then we're surprised.

Watch Yummy Mummies on Netflix.

For those more interested in interior design than Oppenheim Group bickering, Amazing Interiors is right up your alley. This show offers tours of homes that look ordinary from the outside but feature incredible and unique designs behind their doors, proving that you can never judge a house by its exterior.

Watch Amazing Interiors on Netflix.

In this competition series, aspiring interior designers attempt to transform spaces in the hope of securing a design position at a top London hotel. Like Amazing Interiors, Interior Design Matters focuses way more on staging rooms than spreading rumors, and even Selling Sunset's design expert Amanza Smith would be impressed with their work.

Watch Interior Design Masters on Netflix.

Say I Do is the perfect choice for anyone who loved seeing Mary Fitzgerald's season two wedding and Christine Quinn's season three wedding come together. In this reality show, wedding experts Jeremiah Brent, Thai Nguyen, and Gabriele Bertaccini help couples overcome obstacles and drama as they put their dream celebrations together in less than a week, and it's equal parts stressful and fun.

Watch Say I Do on Netflix.

This upcoming real estate series revolves around the savvy agents of Nest Seekers International, who cater to high-end clients seeking luxury homes in the Hamptons on Long Island, NY. If you think LA real estate is expensive, just wait until you see the fabulous beach houses in Southampton.

Watch Million Dollar Beach House on Netflix.

As Selling Sunset proves, thoughtful staging can make all the difference in getting a house to sell. This series — hosted by designer Genevieve Gorder and real estate expert Peter Lorimer — shows property owners how they can turn their rentals into moneymakers with practical tips that viewers who aren't worth over a million dollars can actually use.

Watch Stay Here on Netflix.

Plenty of the homes featured on Selling Sunset were created by talented individuals with a vision (such as that $75 million Beverly Hills estate designed by the incredibly intimidating Adnan Sen). Grand Designs, which is hosted by designer and writer Kevin McCloud, is all about people like Sen who created a vision for their dream home and achieved it themselves, and the results are pretty spectacular.

Watch Grand Designs on Netflix.