Bravo announced two new seasons for its reality shows “Shear Genius” and “Top Design,” with a few changes. The production company Magical Elves that is behind two of Bravo’s other popular shows, “Project Runaway” and “Top Chef,” will replace Stone & Company Entertainment that produced the first season of “Top Design.”

The details for the changes about to be made in “Top Design” have not been revealed to the public, so there is still no insight on whether the show’s format will change or the designer Todd Oldham and the judges Jonathan Adler, Margaret Russell, and Kelly Wearstler will be replaced.

"Like fashion designers and chefs, interior designers inhabit a rich, visual world that attracts fascinating personalities, so we are really excited to take on the challenge of bringing this successful show to the next level," Executive Producer Dan Cutforth said according to The Hollywood Reporter.

What we do know is that for the upcoming season of “Shear Genius” Jaclyn Smith will be the host of the show for the second time, in a production where hairstylists compete for a $100,000 prize. The only announcement made for this show produced by Raveille was that the host will continue to be Jaclyn Smith, without any further details on possible changes.

The second seasons of “Top Design” and “Shear Genius” will debut next year, but the number of episodes for any of the two shows remains uncertain. The producers announced however that the casting will begin within the next couple of weeks.