After years apart, a pair of Canadian siblings reunite for a new adventure together in Vietnam; they both think the beach town of Hội An, Vietnam, is a good fit, but it quickly turns into sibling rivalry as they struggle to agree on anything else.

An American family of five looks to relocate to Zurich for Mom's job; she's focused on minimizing her commute, and he wants iconic Swiss charm, but accommodating both priorities in one of the world's most expensive cities may be a challenge.

A microbiologist lands the job of a lifetime and looks to relocate to Paris; she's eight months pregnant and has a husband, a toddler and two giant dogs, so finding a home to suit everyone before baby number two arrives may be a challenge.

After moving 12 times during his career, a Navy officer's family faces their first international move to southern Spain; she thinks living near the beach will ease their transition, but he prioritizes a short commute to the base in the Cadiz Province.

The restoration of crumbling ancient villages and hamlets in France, Spain, Italy and Portugal.

A military vet heads to Thailand to help navigate life's setbacks, which include divorce, injury and PTSD; exhausted by Alaska's winter, he's seeking a sunny haven for himself with ample space for his visiting teenage daughter.

A pair of newlyweds from Queens head to London for a job opportunity.

Disillusioned with the corporate grind, a young Canadian seeks a change in Freising, Germany; he's pursuing a master's degree and has lofty expectations for his new home, but his grand housing aspirations may clash with the reality of his budget.

A Miami model hopes to take her career to new heights by starting her modeling agency in Chiang Mai, Thailand; with low cost of living, Chiang Mai has become one of the most desirable places for digital nomads, so she faces some stiff competition.

A young Texas family relocates for family ties and their son's international education to Mexico City; he's looking to launch a restaurant venture in Polanco, but it's a hot neighborhood, and it might be tough to get it.

After years in California, a mother of three convinces her partner to move to her native Malaga, Spain; she's always wanted to share the laid-back culture with her kids, but moving to her homeland may not be second nature for everyone.

A television and film industry freelancer looks to return to London to start over; she's ready to begin a new chapter and possibly a new relationship, but first, she'll need to find a place that fits her needs and budget.

A culturally mixed family of four leaves Florida for one of Thailand's largest cities; she wants to return to her roots in Chiang Mai with a traditional Thai house near the city center, but he prefers a spacious home with a large yard.

Transforming the property into a paradise for anyone ready to hit the snowmobile trails, ice fish or just curl up in front of the fireplace with a good book to make the property lucrative during winter.

Scott harnesses his creativity and transforms a former art studio at the back of Sarah and Nick's property into an artistic retreat that doubles as a gallery where paying guests can view and buy the work of local artists.

Sisters Erin and Megan are falling in love with the charm of Prince Edward County and setting about renovating a century old farmhouse.

Christine and Sam's newly purchased vacation property looks like a time capsule from the 1970s; Scott harnesses the swinging 70s look of the home, but adds 21st Century tech to create a groovy, functional tech getaway.

A million dollar party lodge where privacy and walls weren't a priority; Chris and David need Scott's help turning it into a successful vacation rental; Scott sets out transforming the property into an executive-style lodge.

After a recent fire and years of neglect, sisters Jessica, Sabrina and Sue need Scott's help turning a giant problem into profit; inspired by the family's South American heritage, Scott sets out to create a Spanish Revival.

Lisa is a passionate home chef who loves to cook for her family; the last space they have yet to address in their home is the old-school galley kitchen; Ellen will have to get creative to turn this kitchen disaster into the heart of the home.

Nominated by their daughter Brittany, Susan and Brad have lived in their craftsman for over 30 years; Susan doesn't think her tiny kitchen needs a glow up, so Ellen will have to convince her that change is sometimes a good thing.

Natalie just bought her own home in LA. It's perfect with just enough space, but she wants to extend the kitchen and improve the functionality and organization! Ellen will have to transform this tiny box of a kitchen into an entirely new space.

Kat is a cool, trendy gal with a passion for cooking that has led her to an incredibly successful career as restaurateur and a chef! The pressure is on Ellen in this episode as Kat is a friend and nothing but the best will do.

Margaret & Keith are former high school friends who fell for each other later in life and settled into a beautiful old Spanish influenced home. The Hunts have some serious ambition for their dated kitchen, and it may be more than Ellen can handle.

Stephanie is a new mom that finds joy in cooking because of the memories she made in India growing up. Now, she is determined to pass those memories on. Ellen knows Stephanie is a super fan and is determined not to let her down.

Andrew and Leah are the coolest, quirky couple in Eagle Rock. While they love their Spanish-style home, the kitchen is out of place in the worst way. With a small budget and big dreams, Ellen will have to get really creative to please this couple.

Laura and James have four kids and one on the way! They have a tiny kitchen with the cooking output of a busy restaurant! Ellen adores this family and is determined to give them more than they could have ever hoped.

Stephanie and John are back; this time, the makeover's headed outside; with the second baby on the way and a toddler who's asleep by seven, indoor cooking is off-limits; they need Ellen to transform their sad patio into a pizza paradise!

Barrie and Morgan are new homeowners and expecting parents; Barrie runs a catering business from home, but with bad storage, a leaky stove hood and no flow, her creativity's stalling, and she's eyeing a rental kitchen to cope; can Ellen save it?

Kandis is a home baker with a booming gluten-free business, but her tiny, chaotic kitchen is crumbling under pressure.

Vlad and Olga's cramped condo kitchen is straining their marriage; he wants function, she wants minimalism and DIY fixes only cause fights.

Meredith juggles two kids, gluten-free cooking and full-time mom life; Dan works 70+ hours for the LA Rams; with a lack of space, disorganized supplies and mounting tension, she asks Ellen to transform her chaotic kitchen into a calm space.

Noelle, a designer at Hedley and Bennett, with her husband Tim, loves to cook. Their small kitchen has killed the joy, with awkward cabinets, lost appliances, and no counter space. They need Ellen to bring order and fun back to their family's room.

Gustavo and Carissa's dream kitchen has become a nightmare; Gustavo and Carissa need Ellen to fix their disjointed kitchen before baby Marlow starts crawling!

Culinary event producer Caryl Chinn's 1970s kitchen is a design disaster, embarrassing her during tastings with top chefs; it has broken appliances, wasted space and clutter everywhere.

Frustrated homeowners with houses that no longer fit their lifestyle are ready for a change, but whether they stay or go depends on experts David Visentin and Page Turner; will they love their renovated home, or will they list it to buy another?

Nigel Havers presides as sellers come face to face with five dealers who battle it out to make the highest bid.

Sabrina and Jenn help actress Meagan Good ("Eve's Bayou") re-organize her kitchen, one of Sabrina's favorite rooms to make over in a home; then they meet the Ferrone family, wife Kelli is actually too focused on cleaning for husband Andrew's liking.

Sabrina and Jenn work with the Ferrone family to find customized methods; then, they meet single mom Sherie Cigar-James, who not only has five children but also runs a daycare out of her home.

Nigel Havers presides as sellers come face to face with five dealers who battle it out to make the highest bid.

Sabrina and Jenn help actress Meagan Good ("Eve's Bayou") re-organize her kitchen, one of Sabrina's favorite rooms to make over in a home; then they meet the Ferrone family, wife Kelli is actually too focused on cleaning for husband Andrew's liking.

Lisa is a passionate home chef who loves to cook for her family; the last space they have yet to address in their home is the old-school galley kitchen; Ellen will have to get creative to turn this kitchen disaster into the heart of the home.

Nominated by their daughter Brittany, Susan and Brad have lived in their craftsman for over 30 years; Susan doesn't think her tiny kitchen needs a glow up, so Ellen will have to convince her that change is sometimes a good thing.

Natalie just bought her own home in LA. It's perfect with just enough space, but she wants to extend the kitchen and improve the functionality and organization! Ellen will have to transform this tiny box of a kitchen into an entirely new space.

Kat is a cool, trendy gal with a passion for cooking that has led her to an incredibly successful career as restaurateur and a chef! The pressure is on Ellen in this episode as Kat is a friend and nothing but the best will do.

Margaret & Keith are former high school friends who fell for each other later in life and settled into a beautiful old Spanish influenced home. The Hunts have some serious ambition for their dated kitchen, and it may be more than Ellen can handle.

Stephanie is a new mom that finds joy in cooking because of the memories she made in India growing up. Now, she is determined to pass those memories on. Ellen knows Stephanie is a super fan and is determined not to let her down.

Andrew and Leah are the coolest, quirky couple in Eagle Rock. While they love their Spanish-style home, the kitchen is out of place in the worst way. With a small budget and big dreams, Ellen will have to get really creative to please this couple.

Laura and James have four kids and one on the way! They have a tiny kitchen with the cooking output of a busy restaurant! Ellen adores this family and is determined to give them more than they could have ever hoped.

Jeff wants to continue renovating his family home, but his wife thinks it's a money pit.

After thirty years in their home, a couple feels it is time to move on to something new and move-in ready.

Josh loves his cabin, but Melissa believes it's too small for their growing family.

A cramped home with a beautiful view needs some work, or the family needs to move.

Barb wants a larger home, but Ted doesn't want to give up his family home.

Todd tries to persuade Una and Christian to move to a larger house; Jillian attempts to create extra space in their quaint home.

A New Jersey couple looks to relocate to Laurel, Mississippi, for the small-town vibes; they've never had a laundry room or a dining room before, so Ben and Erin present them two options with plenty of room for everything on their wish list.

Ben and Erin take a moment to revisit a native of Laurel who moves back to be closer to loved ones; Ben and Erin find him a fixer-upper, but major demo issues become a tough decision of saving the house or bulldozing it down.

The Napiers look back on young entrepreneurs who embark on a new chapter with the purchase of their first home; they want bright colors incorporated into their design; while Ben and Erin look to maximize space, it may also mean compromise.

The Napiers take a moment to revisit California transplants looking for a simpler small-town feel in Laurel; Ben and Erin present them with two home options, and the one they choose gives Erin a few design surprises along the way.

Ben and Erin recall helping a retired father of six who's looking for the perfect place in Laurel, where all his kids can come together; he wants a blue and white color palette, and his decision between two houses takes Ben and Erin by surprise.

The Napiers reminisce about a woman who's thrilled to move to Laurel, Miss., and wants a house that reflects her feminine and eclectic style; Ben and Erin present her with options, and they look to bring a bit of Mississippi into the one she chooses.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr take on a big fat Greek renovation on the idyllic Ionian island of Corfu; it's tearing down walls by day and smashing plates by night.

British couples decide to swap the grey skies of Britain for sun, sea and sand abroad.

Interior designer Hilary Farr and real estate agent David Visentin compete for the affections of fed-up homeowners looking to either renovate or sell, as Farr transforms their worn-out space into a welcoming one while Visentin works to find them a new home. At the end of each hourlong episode, the homeowners decide if the changes designed by Farr are enough for them to stay in their current home, or if the new property Visentin has found better suits their needs.

With the interiors now complete, there's still a long way to go in the race for $1 million; the judges find themselves thoroughly surprised after touring the spaces, leaving redemption well within reach for some of the teams.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr take on a big fat Greek renovation on the idyllic Ionian island of Corfu; it's tearing down walls by day and smashing plates by night.

Interior designer Hilary Farr and real estate agent David Visentin compete for the affections of fed-up homeowners looking to either renovate or sell, as Farr transforms their worn-out space into a welcoming one while Visentin works to find them a new home. At the end of each hourlong episode, the homeowners decide if the changes designed by Farr are enough for them to stay in their current home, or if the new property Visentin has found better suits their needs.

A New Jersey couple looks to relocate to Laurel, Mississippi, for the small-town vibes; they've never had a laundry room or a dining room before, so Ben and Erin present them two options with plenty of room for everything on their wish list.

Ben and Erin take a moment to revisit a native of Laurel who moves back to be closer to loved ones; Ben and Erin find him a fixer-upper, but major demo issues become a tough decision of saving the house or bulldozing it down.

The Napiers look back on young entrepreneurs who embark on a new chapter with the purchase of their first home; they want bright colors incorporated into their design; while Ben and Erin look to maximize space, it may also mean compromise.

The Napiers take a moment to revisit California transplants looking for a simpler small-town feel in Laurel; Ben and Erin present them with two home options, and the one they choose gives Erin a few design surprises along the way.

The closed layout and limited space in a home may be able to become the perfect family home after all.

A couple's home is too cramped to accommodate their daughter's wheelchair, so they must consider a redesign or a sale.

Stephanie dislikes their boxy house; Stephen needs to be convinced to move.

Empty nesters want more room for when their expanding family visits, and while one believes they should get a new house, the other thinks there are too many memories.

A family loves their neighborhood, but not their boxy home.

Jillian works with a home's bizarre layout; Todd tries to find a home for quirk-loving Anastasia and Nimira.

Penny doesn't like living in Chuck's childhood home, but he is reluctant to move.

Julie loves their home, but Bernard thinks it's outdated and too small.

A rundown character home needs a transformation.

Jillian tries to spruce up a couple's outdated home; Todd tries to tempt them with a newer, larger home.

Jillian tries to mend Lisa and Chris' aging home in the city; Todd tries to move the couple into the country.

Alice, Jim and their four grown children have run out of space.

Empty-nesters Cindy and Chris no longer love their townhouse.

Interior designer Hilary Farr and real estate agent David Visentin compete for the affections of fed-up homeowners looking to either renovate or sell, as Farr transforms their worn-out space into a welcoming one while Visentin works to find them a new home. At the end of each hourlong episode, the homeowners decide if the changes designed by Farr are enough for them to stay in their current home, or if the new property Visentin has found better suits their needs.

Michigan native S.J. is ready for a change and wants to move to the greater Phoenix area. But his strong-willed wife Adria likes her life just the way it is. Can S.J. convince Adria to leave the only life she's ever known in Michigan?

From hand trowels and tea towels to countertops and treetops; architect George Clarke and garden designer Luke Millard help families with their kitchen and garden renovations.

After 20 years away, a woman looks to return with her family to Falkirk, Scotland; her husband is starting a new business while she continues to work, so balancing a stable start, a spacious home and his new career may be a challenge.

Charlie and Stella are stuck with two mortgages, and their house in Hornsby Heights has serious flaws; they hope Wendy and Dennis can help make the house attractive to buyers.

From hand trowels and tea towels to countertops and treetops; architect George Clarke and garden designer Luke Millard help families with their kitchen and garden renovations.

Michigan native S.J. is ready for a change and wants to move to the greater Phoenix area. But his strong-willed wife Adria likes her life just the way it is. Can S.J. convince Adria to leave the only life she's ever known in Michigan?

Penny doesn't like living in Chuck's childhood home, but he is reluctant to move.

Julie loves their home, but Bernard thinks it's outdated and too small.

A rundown character home needs a transformation.

Jillian tries to spruce up a couple's outdated home; Todd tries to tempt them with a newer, larger home.

As Brad and Andrea's five daughters move out one by one, the empty nesters find themselves looking for a smaller nest.

Brad and Katie's farmhouse is the realization of a dream; they always planned to raise their three kids in a farmhouse but until now, they just hadn't found the one.

Marianne and Ron plan to leave the big city and make the move to a farmhouse where they can entertain family and friends.

Hailey and Jason's farmhouse has been in Jason's family for three generations and now Jason and his family all call it home; despite the property's family history, there's nothing special about living in the farmhouse's cramped, neglected interior.

After putting others first, Joven and Sylvia are finally ready to make their own reno dreams come true; Kortney and Kenny take the helm and pull out all the stops to give the deserving family everything.

Billy and Carolyn turn a dilapidated concrete outbuilding on a flower farm into a charming, romantic guesthouse.

Derek and Andy realize the 100-year-old house they fell in love with is not practical for a toddler, a newborn and a future third child.

Maggie and Roy are out of room and ideas; Hilary needs to give the family the functional layout and update they need.

The Prestons are feeling the charm of their country home wear off.

Victoria and Scott feel they're growing out of their dream home with the kids and the business growing fast.

The layout of this urban duplex has the Pliskats living in half of their space.

Andrew and Julie moved in knowing there was enough room for their family of four, but then daughter Parker arrived.

Erik and Kim's duplex doesn't accommodate their family of four.

Jennifer is in need of her own space after moving into her husband's former bachelor pad.

Robert and Kim have an abundance of space in this five-bedroom beauty.

Two British families set up shop in Spain to sell property to Britain families looking for a bit of fun in the sun.

Recently married thrill seekers pull the ripcord on city life and follow their dream of opening a wakeboard park in Hội An, Vietnam; they're looking for a property that blends business with pleasure; agreeing on the right place may be a challenge.

The five remaining designers must come up with clever hacks to show potential tenants how to turn Sheffield rental apartments into more personalized homely spaces.

David helps a couple who won a million dollars on a scratcher find a well-appointed condo with a huge kitchen in Florida.

Oceanfront properties are on the list as David helps a lucky woman return home to Shelburne, Nova Scotia, Canada.

David returns to his childhood home in Minnesota to help a couple find the perfect lakeside cabin to celebrate family holidays.

A couple with a $2 million budget asks David to help find a dream home with a lot of space for him and some bling for her.

Derek and Andy realize the 100-year-old house they fell in love with is not practical for a toddler, a newborn and a future third child.

Maggie and Roy are out of room and ideas; Hilary needs to give the family the functional layout and update they need.

The Prestons are feeling the charm of their country home wear off.

Victoria and Scott feel they're growing out of their dream home with the kids and the business growing fast.

After landing a historic home in the Los Angeles neighborhood of their dreams, a couple discover their Spanish revival style is in worse shape than they thought; Drew and Jonathan arrive to put their local expertise to work.

A couple knows they have found their forever home when they purchase a historical house that reminds her of the Midwest childhood home she grew up in; Jonathan and Drew reconfigure the layout so the family can enjoy this home for decades to come.

After a husband's unexpected passing, a woman and her two young children are left with a dysfunctional house that they had planned on renovating together; Jonathan and Drew step in and transform a cherished home that holds many family memories.

A couple moved their family to be near an amazing school for their eldest daughter, but they've always struggled with their home's layout.

A couple is overjoyed with the purchase of his grandparents' family home, but the layout is choppy and the design is outdated, so Jonathan and Drew reimagine the main living areas to create a home that is perfect for now and generations to come.

A musical family has many cherished memories in the Los Angeles home they purchased 11 years ago, but the layout is so choppy that they don't invite guests over; Jonathan and Drew open the floor plan to create a space to entertain for years to come.

Overhauling the home of Stephanie and Mike, who have tour teenagers, to make space for everyone.

Warren and Tricia buy a recently remodeled house in a nice neighborhood, wanting to host family holiday gatherings; with a three-year-old and a newborn, they need space more than ever; they enlist Drew and Jonathan's help to renovate.

With Johnny and Jacqui's dated and dysfunctional kitchen, a seven-year-old son and five rescue dogs in the house, mealtimes have become chaotic and stressful; with moving not an option, they enlist Drew and Jonathan's help to solve their problem.

Yosemite and Charlie bought their house three years ago with the dream of being the entertainment hub for their friends; they love having their friends over for games nights and dinners.

Jessica and Jeff buy a house in the location of their dreams, close to good schools for their two kids, but it needs a full gut and remodel before they can even think about moving in.

Krystal and Ben move back to their childhood neighborhood with the goal of giving their five-year-old daughter the chance to grow up around her extended family, many of whom live close by.

After years of urging, Jonathan and Drew finally convinced their parents to relocate to Los Angeles; though they're too sweet to complain, they're overdue a home of their own and stalled timelines and delays have them shuffling between guest spaces.

Drew and Jonathan face a tough challenge with the L.A. house they bought for their parents, Jim and Joanne; nearly a year in, guilt and anxiety riddle them because project delays stretch on.

James Dainard and his team connect with Tyler, a first-time flipper with a lead on a zombie house they'll need to renovate from top to bottom; but entrusting such a big job to a newbie makes them question whether he can execute the plan on time.

Teams compete to see who can renovate houses on Phillip Island for the most profit, as the properties are placed on auction soon after refurbishments are completed.

After a family illness halts Sean and Edwina's renovation, Wendy and Dennis step in to complete the project and transform their terrace into a home, addressing the growing need for space.

A quirky, nature-loving grad looks to reconnect with his dad and relocate to rural Kin Kin, Australia; he's searching for a place that's off-grid with massive trees, but with an incredibly modest budget, finding the right property may be a challenge.

Teams compete to see who can renovate houses on Phillip Island for the most profit, as the properties are placed on auction soon after refurbishments are completed.

James Dainard and his team connect with Tyler, a first-time flipper with a lead on a zombie house they'll need to renovate from top to bottom; but entrusting such a big job to a newbie makes them question whether he can execute the plan on time.

Overhauling the home of Stephanie and Mike, who have tour teenagers, to make space for everyone.

Warren and Tricia buy a recently remodeled house in a nice neighborhood, wanting to host family holiday gatherings; with a three-year-old and a newborn, they need space more than ever; they enlist Drew and Jonathan's help to renovate.

With Johnny and Jacqui's dated and dysfunctional kitchen, a seven-year-old son and five rescue dogs in the house, mealtimes have become chaotic and stressful; with moving not an option, they enlist Drew and Jonathan's help to solve their problem.

Yosemite and Charlie bought their house three years ago with the dream of being the entertainment hub for their friends; they love having their friends over for games nights and dinners.

With the foundation repaired, Seb and his team can finally focus on the interior of Erica and Eric's $400,000 gut job.

Erica and Eric's $400 000 full house gut job is ready for design; with the foundation secure, Sam and Seb bring in the finishing details.

A family outgrows their two-bedroom bungalow, but can't afford to move; after giving up their main floor to their son and his family, Christine and Brian return home to a basement oasis they can call their own.

Seb and Ayanna make Meghan and Darcy's tiny bungalow stand tall without adding square footage; Seb shifts the team's focus to help one of his closest friends and colleagues deliver on a three-year promise.

Seb and Ayanna have maximized every square inch of Meghan and Darcy's bungalow, so it's time to close up the walls and start making this small house a home; Seb meets new clients Jacqueline and Julien who need help upsizing a very outdated ensuite.

Seb helps his best friend find function in his garage when a sudden storm reveals potentially disastrous flaws elsewhere in the house.

A couple is so perplexed by the layout of their 1960s home that they're ready to move; Jenn, however, wants to convince them to stay with a homestead-style renovation that combines vintage elements and cozy functionality with a modern organic twist.

A couple left the custom home they loved in Utah for her job; Jenn's goal is to get them to fall in love all over again by infusing a custom, contemporary vibe without changing the layout.

A couple's kids move out, and his mom is moving in, so it's time for an update; they're each wanting a New Orleans style office, a Florida coastal suite and an organic modern kitchen; Jenn looks to cohesively fuse their diverse styles.

A couple loves the outdoorsy vibe of their lot, but not the house's many quirks; Jenn integrates wood ceilings and a dining room the size of a banquet hall into a traditional organic design to usher their eccentric house into the present.

A couple's blended family is leaving the nest, and they want to take back their house while still maintaining family feel; with a new kitchen, living room and bathroom, Jenn updates their '80s rancher with a rustic, industrial design.

Jenn re-envisions a couple's 1960s home, which suited their family when they had one kid, but now they have three and the space is closing in on them; Jenn takes the house from cramped and cluttered to open and airy with an organic, modern design.

With their kids off to school, a couple finally has the time to renovate their house; Jenn is ready to lean into their casual and traditional style, but there's trouble in No Demo City as Jenn and Victor clash over some porcelain countertops.

A man and his two older sons move back in together after the passing of their wife and mother; Jenn delivers a modern space with rustic and industrial elements that recognize the past while ushering hope for the future.

Sabrina and Jenn work with the Ferrone family to find customized methods; then, they meet single mom Sherie Cigar-James, who not only has five children but also runs a daycare out of her home.

Sherie's five children have mixed feelings about the daycare taking over their family home, so Sabrina and Jenn must come up with a redesigned space that serves not just Sherie's business, but also her family's needs.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr take on a big fat Greek renovation on the idyllic Ionian island of Corfu; it's tearing down walls by day and smashing plates by night.

Sherie's five children have mixed feelings about the daycare taking over their family home, so Sabrina and Jenn must come up with a redesigned space that serves not just Sherie's business, but also her family's needs.

A couple is so perplexed by the layout of their 1960s home that they're ready to move; Jenn, however, wants to convince them to stay with a homestead-style renovation that combines vintage elements and cozy functionality with a modern organic twist.

A couple left the custom home they loved in Utah for her job; Jenn's goal is to get them to fall in love all over again by infusing a custom, contemporary vibe without changing the layout.

A couple's kids move out, and his mom is moving in, so it's time for an update; they're each wanting a New Orleans style office, a Florida coastal suite and an organic modern kitchen; Jenn looks to cohesively fuse their diverse styles.

A couple loves the outdoorsy vibe of their lot, but not the house's many quirks; Jenn integrates wood ceilings and a dining room the size of a banquet hall into a traditional organic design to usher their eccentric house into the present.

A couple's blended family is leaving the nest, and they want to take back their house while still maintaining family feel; with a new kitchen, living room and bathroom, Jenn updates their '80s rancher with a rustic, industrial design.

Teams have two days to create the ultimate hot tub deck.

Two teams design decks that include a bar.

Two teams build decks with a shade feature.

A deck geared toward children.

Two teams of professional deck builders face-off against one another to design and build the ultimate deck for barbecuing in two days; Matthew and Joel are Team Black and Dave and Bryan are Team Red.

Two teams of professional deck builders face off against one another as they design and build a garden decking.

Lara Spencer tasks two teams to design functional and fashionable studio apartments going bold with color saturation vs. patterns; the teams struggle to source in the wild and get clever to create memorable multipurpose makeovers.

Two teams are put to the test to thrift Gothic Luxe vs. Park Avenue pieces to create the primary bedrooms of our dreams; while finding a bed turns out to be a nightmare, the duos deliver wow-worthy designs.

Challenging two design teams to transform a den in a Hamptons Coastal vs. Cowboy Chic showdown; there are no limits to their sourcing and their creativity as they hit up the dump and even include live fish in their designs.

Sit back for an epic lounge showdown. Lara Spencer tasks two teams to create bold, beautiful, and budget-friendly spaces in a Mid-Century vs. Modern Farmhouse faceoff. Unreal finds plus DIY designs mean must-see floor to ceiling lounges.

With baby number two on the way, a couple needs to upsize fast near Tujunga, California; he's a safety-obsessed construction inspector, and she wants to be settled by her due date, but the real reno drama begins once they finally agree on a place.

Newlyweds expecting their first child race to choose a place before the baby arrives in Torrance, California; they disagree on style and projects, and once the reno begins, finishing their dream home before the baby arrives will be a challenge.

A couple searches for a vintage home with plenty of space for the whole family in Monrovia, California; she wants to stay in town while he's willing to go anywhere for outdoor space.

A couple's ready to size up their space with a house in Los Angeles; one is ready to take on a full reno while the other wants something simple so they're not overwhelmed with work, so finding a place that makes them both happy may be a challenge.

Tired of the monotony in Arizona, an adventurous newlywed couple looks to trade tumbleweeds for a big city life in Munich; she speaks some German and has secured a job, but they still need to brace for the new experience, including married life.

A Vancouver family in search of work-life balance gets an offer they can't refuse in Dublin; Dad is taking on the stay-at-home parent role for the first time, so the many changes in moving abroad may bring on some unexpected obstacles.

After spending half of their 20-year marriage living apart, a couple leave their hectic jobs and move to San Jose del Cabo, Mexico; now with less income, he wants her to give up the vacation-style ocean view she prefers for a budget-conscious life.

A London couple looks to explore her family roots and relocate with their young son to Da Nang, Vietnam; she's looking for a modest apartment, but he wants a traditional house with plenty of room.

The restoration of crumbling ancient villages and hamlets in France, Spain, Italy and Portugal.

After living apart for years, best friends decide to forge a new life in Glasgow, Scotland; they are looking for love and a chance to enjoy the city's nightlife, but finding a home that suits them both may test the limits of their friendship.

Influenced by Maori culture, a Ph.D. from New Jersey and his chef husband relocate to New Zealand; they look to reset in the small town of Hamilton.

After spending half of their 20-year marriage living apart, a couple leave their hectic jobs and move to San Jose del Cabo, Mexico; now with less income, he wants her to give up the vacation-style ocean view she prefers for a budget-conscious life.

A London couple looks to explore her family roots and relocate with their young son to Da Nang, Vietnam; she's looking for a modest apartment, but he wants a traditional house with plenty of room.

The restoration of crumbling ancient villages and hamlets in France, Spain, Italy and Portugal.

Lara Spencer tasks two teams to design functional and fashionable studio apartments going bold with color saturation vs. patterns; the teams struggle to source in the wild and get clever to create memorable multipurpose makeovers.

Two teams are put to the test to thrift Gothic Luxe vs. Park Avenue pieces to create the primary bedrooms of our dreams; while finding a bed turns out to be a nightmare, the duos deliver wow-worthy designs.

Challenging two design teams to transform a den in a Hamptons Coastal vs. Cowboy Chic showdown; there are no limits to their sourcing and their creativity as they hit up the dump and even include live fish in their designs.

Sit back for an epic lounge showdown. Lara Spencer tasks two teams to create bold, beautiful, and budget-friendly spaces in a Mid-Century vs. Modern Farmhouse faceoff. Unreal finds plus DIY designs mean must-see floor to ceiling lounges.

Inside and out, Nadia's cabin in the woods looks more like the type of dull, dated suburban home renters are trying to escape for a week; Scott injects the property with a fun canoe theme design.

With rolling sand dunes, powdery sand and epic sunsets just outside the door, Eva and Stewart should have no problem renting their beachside property, but no one has renovated the place since the 1970s.

Elena and Kelly's property resembles a giant beige box with almost nothing that attracts renters; Scott aims to change that with an ambitious Country Club inspired theme.

Vicky and Todd recently bought a dated old house near a ski hill, and they think it could earn them some money - if the proper reno job were done.

Sabrina and her daughter Tess purchase a large but neglected boathouse on the scenic Lake of Bays.

Rowan and his son, Curtis, bought a three-bedroom lake house to enjoy and rent out for part of the year; Scott decides to turn this place into a playful paradise to match the energetic personas of the buyers.

Ben and Erin share some laughs and revisit a recent graduate who's ready to buy a house in Laurel, Miss.; she's known for hosting great parties, but she has a surprise requirement for Ben and Erin that will be a major factor in the home she chooses.

The Napiers recollect helping a man who has turned his life around and now wants to renovate his small guest cottage into a safe haven for those who need it; Ben and Erin's best pals help them take on a massive project Erin has dreamt of for years.

A restoration enthusiast couple wants to raise their two kids in a historic home in Laurel, and they know they'll need to settle on a fixer-upper; Ben and Erin show them two homes, one with bay windows and another with an enticing porch.

A couple who are longtime Laurel, Miss., business owners purchase a historic building downtown, and they want to convert the upper level into their residence; Ben and Erin are tasked with turning a gymnasium-like space into a luxurious downtown loft.

A civil engineer and artist is moving from Seattle to Laurel, Miss., to be closer to his dad; he has a generous budget and an outdoor hot tub is a non-negotiable; Ben and Erin show him two large houses that suit his modern-contemporary vibe.

A couple decides to move back to their roots in Laurel, Miss.; they're looking for a home with a big lot for outdoor living; Ben and Erin show them a rancher that fits their love of modern rustic design and a home with an enticing in-ground pool.

A family moves to Laurel, Miss., to escape cold Canadian winters, and are looking for big rooms and plenty of outdoor space for four boys; Ben and Erin present a rural bungalow on a huge piece of land and a home with a backyard bonus feature.

Jones College has a special place in Ben and Erin's hearts; they are asked to restore The Old President's House; it's a team effort as students, past and present, step in to help make this house feel less institutional and more like a home.

Interior designer Hilary Farr and real estate agent David Visentin compete for the affections of fed-up homeowners looking to either renovate or sell, as Farr transforms their worn-out space into a welcoming one while Visentin works to find them a new home. At the end of each hourlong episode, the homeowners decide if the changes designed by Farr are enough for them to stay in their current home, or if the new property Visentin has found better suits their needs.

Nigel Havers presides as sellers come face to face with five dealers who battle it out to make the highest bid.

Newlyweds Parveen and Andy plan on moving in together, but Andy's house is problematic.

Gerard and Laka are planning to adopt, but their charming home could work against them.

Nigel Havers presides as sellers come face to face with five dealers who battle it out to make the highest bid.

Newlyweds Parveen and Andy plan on moving in together, but Andy's house is problematic.

Ben and Erin share some laughs and revisit a recent graduate who's ready to buy a house in Laurel, Miss.; she's known for hosting great parties, but she has a surprise requirement for Ben and Erin that will be a major factor in the home she chooses.

The Napiers recollect helping a man who has turned his life around and now wants to renovate his small guest cottage into a safe haven for those who need it; Ben and Erin's best pals help them take on a massive project Erin has dreamt of for years.

A restoration enthusiast couple wants to raise their two kids in a historic home in Laurel, and they know they'll need to settle on a fixer-upper; Ben and Erin show them two homes, one with bay windows and another with an enticing porch.

A couple who are longtime Laurel, Miss., business owners purchase a historic building downtown, and they want to convert the upper level into their residence; Ben and Erin are tasked with turning a gymnasium-like space into a luxurious downtown loft.

Stephanie and Darrell settled for a less-than-perfect house with a strange layout, but love the street it's on.

A couple with a second baby on the way doesn't want any more projects.

A nightmare house in a dream neighborhood has Jillian working double time to renovate a flooded basement and keep a fed-up Michelle from moving; Todd looks to impress Mike with a turnkey home, in their neighborhood.

Jessica, Derek and their four kids have outgrown their home; Jessica wants a new home, but Derek wants to renovate.

Karen has a long commute to work; Ian wants a home with a Pilates studio.

A couple are tired of their half-renovated home.

Although James loves his old character home, it's a nightmare for Candice.

Cathy has never felt at home in Peter's bachelor pad.

A couple's split-level home is no longer a fit for the family, and while Dawn believes they should move, Brian thinks a renovation is all that is necessary.

Lisa and Derek are overjoyed to find a home to raise their kids near where Derek used to live, but the floor plan blocks the flow from room to room.

Paul loves their 80-year-old home, but Deborah wants something newer.

A couple are happy to raise their family in their childhood neighborhood, but as the children grow, the house is becoming too small.

Meg and Neal disagree about what to do with their large home.

Kevin and Sabrina bought their house sight-unseen.

British couples decide to swap the grey skies of Britain for sun, sea and sand abroad.

Interior designer Hilary Farr and real estate agent David Visentin compete for the affections of fed-up homeowners looking to either renovate or sell, as Farr transforms their worn-out space into a welcoming one while Visentin works to find them a new home. At the end of each hourlong episode, the homeowners decide if the changes designed by Farr are enough for them to stay in their current home, or if the new property Visentin has found better suits their needs.

With the interior renovations finally complete, contestants arrive at the competition's last major hurdle, outdoor landscaping; with everything left to play for, the pressure is on as they battle it out for the ultimate $1 million prize.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr take on a big fat Greek renovation on the idyllic Ionian island of Corfu; it's tearing down walls by day and smashing plates by night.

Interior designer Hilary Farr and real estate agent David Visentin compete for the affections of fed-up homeowners looking to either renovate or sell, as Farr transforms their worn-out space into a welcoming one while Visentin works to find them a new home. At the end of each hourlong episode, the homeowners decide if the changes designed by Farr are enough for them to stay in their current home, or if the new property Visentin has found better suits their needs.

Although James loves his old character home, it's a nightmare for Candice.

Cathy has never felt at home in Peter's bachelor pad.

A couple's split-level home is no longer a fit for the family, and while Dawn believes they should move, Brian thinks a renovation is all that is necessary.

Lisa and Derek are overjoyed to find a home to raise their kids near where Derek used to live, but the floor plan blocks the flow from room to room.

Todd wants a move-in ready home, but Rachelle wants to stay in their fixer-upper.

Vivian tires of her home's awkward layout, but Don doesn't want to move.

David and Jane love their home's mountain location and the active lifestyle it allows them to have, but Jane can't find enough reasons to stay.

Chris is elated to buy his childhood home from his parents, but Stephanie feels as though she's stuck in a time warp.

Todd looks for a turnkey home on the West Side to persuade Chris to move; Jillian tries to redesign the couple's dysfunctional home to convince Eva to stay.

Ellie and Davey are deciding to update their current home with a view or move downtown.

In Newtownards, Northern Ireland, Amy and Brian are at loggerheads over their five-bed chalet bungalow; can Kirstie make it feel like new again, or will the grass be greener elsewhere?

In Albrighton, Jamie Lea and Curtis have reached a stalemate with their three-bed terrace; Curtis wants a bigger house with a better garden in the countryside for their growing family, but Jamie Lea is reluctant to leave.

Kirstie and Phil take on the colossal challenge of a drafty, energy-inefficient, three-bed Victorian semi in Chester; Carl and Katy have lived there for seven years, but Carl wants out; Katy believes that there's life in the old house yet.

Sue and Richard agree that their beautiful home is no longer fit for purpose.

Phil and Kirstie go head-to-head as they help couples who have fallen out of love with their houses.

Kirstie and Phil are in Chippenham to help Tim and Sonia decide whether to stay put or sell their home; the couple moved into Tim's childhood home eight years ago to care for his elderly mother and Sonia became her primary carer before she passed.

Visiting Swansea to help Sarah and Caradog, who moved into their four-bedroom home shortly before their third child arrived in 2008 and have struggled for space ever since.

Interior designer Hilary Farr and real estate agent David Visentin compete for the affections of fed-up homeowners looking to either renovate or sell, as Farr transforms their worn-out space into a welcoming one while Visentin works to find them a new home. At the end of each hourlong episode, the homeowners decide if the changes designed by Farr are enough for them to stay in their current home, or if the new property Visentin has found better suits their needs.