The Home Channel

'S3/E5'. Jill visits the home of artist Elzabe de Klerk to find out more about her love for repurposing discarded items. She then creates floral designs that give life to otherwise forgotten items.

'S1/E8'. To wrap up the series, Luke gets creative, makes tiramisu in a jar, and then serves cute 'Snickers' bites that are perfect for any afternoon tea.

'S19/E10'. We discuss the importance of listening to your body's signals. We share a meditation routine to help you keep calm and grounded. We also discuss the factors that influence how women experience menopause.

'S2/E5'. As space in our cities becomes more valuable than ever, designing smart, modern homes in a smaller footprint is becoming critical to future liveability.

'S5/E10'. Search for inspiration and innovation in all areas of popular culture - from fashion and design to architecture, art, food and travel. The focus is on outstanding individuals doing extraordinary things on the African continent.

'S1/E8'. Tanya dubs this house a 'hidden gem' because everything is completely out of sight or floating, including the staircase!

'S8/E6'. The re-slating of the 150-year-old roof is now well underway. The Chateau walls need renovation too. The old piggery is also being cleared out.

'S3/E5'. The team is in Surrey to help a busy family of six clean and fix their home.

'S11/E5'. Natalie and Stuart promise to save the soul of their 'fixer-upper', but face obstacles with eccentric renovations that risk upsetting the old owners.

'S19/E10'. We discuss the importance of listening to your body's signals. We share a meditation routine to help you keep calm and grounded. We also discuss the factors that influence how women experience menopause.

'S2/E5'. As space in our cities becomes more valuable than ever, designing smart, modern homes in a smaller footprint is becoming critical to future liveability.

'S3/E7'. South African architect, Sumayya Vally has been invited to design and build the Serpentine Pavilion, in London's Kensington Gardens.

'S3/E1'. Sarah and her family create a traditional country-house-style library in their new home.

'S1/E4'. Using store cupboard ingredients, he makes a simple flatbread and turns it into a pizza pie, and makes a heartwarming, versatile beef, and ale stew.

'S3/E5'. Jill visits the home of artist Elzabe de Klerk to find out more about her love for repurposing discarded items. She then creates floral designs that give life to otherwise forgotten items.

'S8/E6'. The re-slating of the 150-year-old roof is now well underway. The Chateau walls need renovation too. The old piggery is also being cleared out.

'S8/E5'. Finest Homes explores modern masterpieces and character-filled design, talking to the visionaries who are bringing them to life and the people who live in them.

'S3/E8'. The judges consider two historic homes in Inverness and the Beauly Firth.

'S3/E7'. South African architect, Sumayya Vally has been invited to design and build the Serpentine Pavilion, in London's Kensington Gardens.

'S1/E3'. Tia Mowry helps cute couple Jonathan & Chris turn their blank canvas bedroom into a chic yet comfortable spot.

'S8/E5'. Finest Homes explores modern masterpieces and character-filled design, talking to the visionaries who are bringing them to life and the people who live in them.

'S1/E8'. Danielle answers the age-old question of 'light meat or dark meat?' with two equally delicious chicken dishes.

'S1/E3'. Today, on Design for You Trends, we step into the cozy and considered home of Justice Mukheli, a South African multi-disciplinary artist.