The Home Channel

'S1/E48'. A programme that provides information about the latest Homemark products available.

'S11/E10'. Sydney local Laura intends to take a tiny, heritage-listed, rundown workers cottage in the middle of a dense inner-city suburb and transform it into a beautiful fully off-grid sustainable home.

'S3/E2'. We meet social care worker Helen Conway who's hoping to get back to her country roots.

'S6/E3'. Join expert designer hosts as they tour Australian homes with endless water views, restored historic mansions, life-changing gardens and innovative modern houses that will inspire you.

'S1/E5'. Mark Moriarty is putting vegetables front and centre with a colourful mix of ingredients that proves that with a bit of imagination and a well-stocked pantry, humble veg can shine.

'S1/E5'. Don't have time to spare? Donal's got four recipes that are a whiz. Starting with a brown-butter fried fish, gnocchi al limone, sticky pork belly jerk and a ribeye steak platter.

'S6/E6'. In Lancing Gloria and Tom clash over their 3-bed Victorian semi. She wants space and easier living, he loves the garden. Can Kirstie or Phil win them to stay or move?

'S1/E48'. A programme that provides information about the latest Homemark products available.

'S3/E6'. Sarah Beeny and her family start to transform a bare field into a delightful garden.

'S3/E10'. Jill takes a look at the theme of Modern Contemporary Design. She shows you how to choose flowers and arrange floral designs that pull off that modern contemporary look and feel.

'S1/E5'. Don't have time to spare? Donal's got four recipes that are a whiz. Starting with a brown-butter fried fish, gnocchi al limone, sticky pork belly jerk and a ribeye steak platter.

'S22/E2'. What is natural beauty? Stacey and her guests look at how society sees beauty and the influence it has on the way we view ourselves, as well as explore some of the natural products and treatments that enhance our beauty.

'S2/E10'. Making the unliveable, liveable, each of these architects has created a perfect small footprint home in the very heart of their city.

'S5/E14'. 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.

'S6/E3'. Join expert designer hosts as they tour Australian homes with endless water views, restored historic mansions, life-changing gardens and innovative modern houses that will inspire you.

'S9/E3'. With spring here, the Strawbridge family turns their attention to the beloved 2000sqm Walled Garden. They would like to tackle a 19th-century folly needing some TLC.

'S3/E10'. The Clean It Fix It team is in London to help a personal trainer transform her home into a multifunctional workout space.

'S11/E10'. Sydney local Laura intends to take a tiny, heritage-listed, rundown workers cottage in the middle of a dense inner-city suburb and transform it into a beautiful fully off-grid sustainable home.

'S22/E2'. What is natural beauty? Stacey and her guests look at how society sees beauty and the influence it has on the way we view ourselves, as well as explore some of the natural products and treatments that enhance our beauty.

'S2/E10'. Making the unliveable, liveable, each of these architects has created a perfect small footprint home in the very heart of their city.

'S1/E2'. Manisha has distonic quadriplegic cerebral palsy which is a life limiting condition so he spends most of the time on the couch. Manisha's neighbours have asked Alan to surprise him with an accessible living space and garden.

'S3/E6'. Sarah Beeny and her family start to transform a bare field into a delightful garden.

'S1/E9'. Using ingredients left in his fridge he makes cauliflower mac'n'cheese and shares recipes for a sausage bake and his son's favourite flapjacks.

'S3/E10'. Jill takes a look at the theme of Modern Contemporary Design. She shows you how to choose flowers and arrange floral designs that pull off that modern contemporary look and feel.

'S9/E3'. With spring here, the Strawbridge family turns their attention to the beloved 2000sqm Walled Garden. They would like to tackle a 19th-century folly needing some TLC.

'S8/E10'. 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.

'S8/E2'. What makes a house a home? Three judges view selected homes throughout Ireland, seeking individuality, functionality and design in hopes of finding the 'home of the year'.

'S1/E2'. Manisha has distonic quadriplegic cerebral palsy which is a life limiting condition so he spends most of the time on the couch. Manisha's neighbours have asked Alan to surprise him with an accessible living space and garden.

'S3/E2'. We meet social care worker Helen Conway who's hoping to get back to her country roots.

'S8/E10'. 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/E5'. Mark Moriarty is putting vegetables front and centre with a colourful mix of ingredients that proves that with a bit of imagination and a well-stocked pantry, humble veg can shine.

'S1/E8'. We tour the futuristic home of artist Fhatuwani Mukheli. We explore social media to see some of our favourite international celebrities' homes and their interior design styles.