Magnolia Network Canada (SD) (MAG)

Beth and Clint have decided to find a place of their own in the the Dominican Republic. (Repeat).

Mike and Marina have no doubt Matagorda, Texas, is the perfect escape for a family vacation home. The only issue is agreeing on the property's location. Mike wants a house on the river with easy access to fishing. (Repeat).

A couple plans to build their forever home out of straw bales in the Arizona desert in only six months. Using Earthship architecture as their motivation, they hope to make this structure modern, durable and unique. (Repeat).

A Texas couple teams up with two South African canvas tent experts to create their dream glamping experience. But they soon find the build is anything but luxurious. With rain, heat, and critters, they have to work together to reach the finish line. (Repeat).

A young family starts on their largest and most difficult project yet: an underground tunnel in the highlands of northern Georgia. Building atop a mountain, however, will be difficult because of the rough terrain, intense heat, and heavy rain. (Repeat).

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A couple and their son head to southern Utah to build a modern A-frame. (Repeat).

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A man completes the renovation of his basement. (Repeat).

Bryan demonstrates how cost-cutting measures don't always work out as intended. (Repeat).

Sisters have work done on their walls. (Repeat).

A bachelor's rental house is turned into a family home. (Repeat).

A couple would like a second bathroom in their house. (Repeat).

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A man completes the renovation of his basement. (Repeat).

Karen and Keith want an open-concept dream kitchen and an insulation overhaul. (Repeat).

Sebastian and Samantha help mother-son combo David and Lynn transform his dingy dungeon of a basement into a party pad mom can be proud of. (Repeat).

Bryan demonstrates how cost-cutting measures don't always work out as intended. (Repeat).

Sisters have work done on their walls. (Repeat).

A bachelor's rental house is turned into a family home. (Repeat).

A couple would like a second bathroom in their house. (Repeat).

Karen and Keith want an open-concept dream kitchen and an insulation overhaul. (Repeat).

Sebastian and Samantha help mother-son combo David and Lynn transform his dingy dungeon of a basement into a party pad mom can be proud of. (Repeat).

Brett helps new homeowners restore their large arts and crafts bungalow by reintroducing period-appropriate elements while correcting past design updates. (Repeat).

Brett helps a young family preserve the beautiful, original mid-century woodwork and cabinetry of their 1955 ranch home. He creates more light and functionality in the kitchen and totally reimagines a 1990s-style bathroom remodel. (Repeat).

Brett brings an old English cottage back in line with the others. (Repeat).

A couple tried to restore their Craftsman bungalow by themselves, but they need Brett's help to finish the job. The original layout was changed years ago, so Brett's challenge is to create functional spaces that stay true to the style. (Repeat).

Brett is asked to bring back the Victorian style that is lost in a Victorian home. (Repeat).

The owner of the first house Brett tackled on "Restored" has purchased a Victorian home and needs help again. The project includes bringing back original exterior elements and colors as well as a complete restoration of the living room, mudroom and kitchen. (Repeat).

A Magnolia employee from New York wants to make Waco, Texas, a permanent home. (Repeat).

Gray and Grumpy assist a family in brightening up their old Charleston home. Gray adds her creative touch, and Grumpy redesigns the kitchen to make it more airy and functional. (New).

Georgia and Richie renovate a dated bungalow for clients in need of a modern upgrade. They must incorporate a functional and practical design into a house with only one toilet to accommodate a family of five while remaining environmentally conscious. (New).

A Magnolia employee from New York wants to make Waco, Texas, a permanent home. (Repeat).

Gray and Grumpy assist a family in brightening up their old Charleston home. Gray adds her creative touch, and Grumpy redesigns the kitchen to make it more airy and functional. (Repeat).

Georgia and Richie renovate a dated bungalow for clients in need of a modern upgrade. They must incorporate a functional and practical design into a house with only one toilet to accommodate a family of five while remaining environmentally conscious. (Repeat).

Brett helps new homeowners restore their large arts and crafts bungalow by reintroducing period-appropriate elements while correcting past design updates. (Repeat).

Brett helps a young family preserve the beautiful, original mid-century woodwork and cabinetry of their 1955 ranch home. He creates more light and functionality in the kitchen and totally reimagines a 1990s-style bathroom remodel. (Repeat).

Brett brings an old English cottage back in line with the others. (Repeat).

A couple tried to restore their Craftsman bungalow by themselves, but they need Brett's help to finish the job. The original layout was changed years ago, so Brett's challenge is to create functional spaces that stay true to the style. (Repeat).

A woman demands that her perfectionist husband complete his unfinished projects. (Repeat).

Different views on interior design cause tension between two sisters. (Repeat).

An indecisive couple decide to leave everything to Bryan. (Repeat).

The impending birth of twins necessitates more space. (Repeat).

Bryan helps a frustrated woman with a procrastinating husband. (Repeat).

A young couple disagree over what to do with their basement—she wants a family room, while he wants an underground shelter. (Repeat).

A woman demands that her perfectionist husband complete his unfinished projects. (Repeat).

Different views on interior design cause tension between two sisters. (Repeat).

A cramped Victorian is transformed into a spacious oasis. (Repeat).

Sebastian and Samantha transform Joyal and Eugene's large but dated home from pallid to palatial. (Repeat).

An indecisive couple decide to leave everything to Bryan. (Repeat).

The impending birth of twins necessitates more space. (Repeat).

Bryan helps a frustrated woman with a procrastinating husband. (Repeat).

A young couple disagree over what to do with their basement—she wants a family room, while he wants an underground shelter. (Repeat).

A cramped Victorian is transformed into a spacious oasis. (Repeat).

Sebastian and Samantha transform Joyal and Eugene's large but dated home from pallid to palatial. (Repeat).

Buying a newer home isn't the Cordray's norm, but adding their iconic character, style, and functionality never gets old. They build a privacy fence for the deck, a herringbone design focal wall, and raise and makeover the original kitchen cabinets. (Repeat).

From installing outdoor showers to planting lush, coastal landscaping, Michael and Ashley reveal some of their favorite and most memorable beach bungalow transformations. (Repeat).

Ashley and Michael provide tips for making the ideal kitchen and explain why it is the heart of the home. (Repeat).

Bathrooms play a large role in a buyer's decision. Ashley and Michael crack the code on how to customize bathrooms. (Repeat).

Ashley and Michael look back at their most memorable undergo remodels. (Repeat).

Ashley and Michael revisit some gorgeous exteriors that they were challenged to create. (Repeat).