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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.

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.

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.

Sally and Ed's home is too small for their family.

A gamer wants to move to a larger home with space for a gaming studio, but his wife is content in their current home.

Teri loves the location of their home, but Kim wants something more spacious and modern.

Linda wants out of their cramped, dark house, but Chris loves their lakeside home.

Marcos and Brenda's home is half-renovated, and Brenda has had enough.

Elana wants to cash out while house prices in their neighborhood are up, but Brian doesn't want to move.

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.

Lara Spencer challenges two teams to thrift and transform a home office, pitting Palm Springs retro against Palm Beach prep. The two design families flex their haggling and out-of-the-box design solutions to create the office 2.0.

Lara Spencer doles out a dining room challenge in an English Cottage vs. Modern Glam faceoff. From travertine to bold stripes, they race to create high-end spaces in just two days--each with a very different vision.

Lara Spencer challenges two teams to thrift and transform a space into a swanky speakeasy, pitting Moroccan flair against Art Deco glamour as they hunt for standout pieces and reimagine secondhand finds into dramatic, high-style designs.

Sunshine sets the stage as Lara Spencer pits two teams against each other in a sunroom design showdown. Grandma-core faces off with Brownstone Classic, bringing ambitious plans, creative DIYs, and more plants than you can count.

Newly-weds Des and Julie look for their dream home in the Spanish town of Oliva in Valencia to enjoy with their big extended family.

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

Self-made billionaire Adrian Portelli has bought two Melbourne houses, to be renovated into show-stopping homes by four keen teams; two lucky Australian families will win the completed luxury homes.

The designers head to Eastbourne in Sussex to transform five 1930s beachside chalets; working on their own, each designer is assigned a brief tailored to a different chalet tenant.

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

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.

Aleksandra hates her dated, split-level home and long commute, but Vincent thinks they just need a redesign.

Alison and Frank's majestic, oceanfront home is now more burden than blessing. Can Jillian's stunning kitchen and en suite upgrades convince them there is fun in function?

Jeff is ready to cash out on their home, but Sherri believes it still has life.

Odd angles and a bad layout give Mark a case of buyer's remorse, but Katie loves their area and pool. Todd must find an epic basement in an upscale home while Jillian faces water issues that could dry up her reno budget.

With baby number four due any day, Laila and Dan challenge Jillian with a tight budget, a tighter deadline and a huge reno on a tiny, old house. Todd's mandate is to find space galore, but his cool, modern homes may leave Laila cold.

After living away for ten years, Kelly and Gene don't recognize their neglected home trashed by renters. Jillian thinks an amazing kitchen and spa-like bathroom will do the trick, but Todd tempts with a downsized home and simpler lifestyle.

Needing an immediate place to live, pharmacist Sam and lawyer Valerie purchased their mid-century modern home under pressure.

Amanda believes their home has too few closets and no privacy; Grif thinks a makeover will make the house functional again.

Kathy struggles with the functionality of their home; John is determined to renovate and keep the house.

A couple needs more space for their teenagers, but they live close to friends in an ideal neighborhood.

After buying a bad house in a good neighborhood, a couple is feeling overwhelmed when the renovations were not completed by the birth of their child.

Emily believes their home is dated and not spacious enough.

A family of five has outgrown their home; Quincy is ready to move, but Don loves their neighborhood and wants to make their house work for them again.

Stew and Alan love to entertain, but after retiring, Stew noticed how small and dated their space has become.

Recent retirees Terry and Wendy weigh staying close to their grandkids in Maryland against leaving for a new, carefree life in a golf community in Florida. Terry is eager to move south, but it's an agonizing choice for Wendy.

A Chicago couple looks to sell their condo and buy a house in Puerto Morelos, Mexico; they're searching for a place that has a roof deck with a pool, but she's putting her career on hold and doesn't want to create stress by spending too much money.

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

Recent retirees Terry and Wendy weigh staying close to their grandkids in Maryland against leaving for a new, carefree life in a golf community in Florida. Terry is eager to move south, but it's an agonizing choice for Wendy.

Needing an immediate place to live, pharmacist Sam and lawyer Valerie purchased their mid-century modern home under pressure.

Amanda believes their home has too few closets and no privacy; Grif thinks a makeover will make the house functional again.

Kathy struggles with the functionality of their home; John is determined to renovate and keep the house.

A couple needs more space for their teenagers, but they live close to friends in an ideal neighborhood.

Stephanie and Chris thought it was a steal of a deal when they purchased their big colonial house in a great school district, so they knew it needed work.

Darya is moving from San Francisco to Nashville to live next door to her best friend and cousin; Kortney and Kenny help bring her craftsman house up to code and make it safe for modern living.

After a traumatic incident left Carla immobile for months, she's determined to not let another moment go by without making it worth living.

Erik, from Sweden, and Laura purchase a rustic cottage in rural Tennessee to settle down together, and Erik has grand visions of rebuilding it with his own bare hands, but Laura's pregnancy has forced a due date.

After countless setbacks, Kortney and Kenny have a limited budget to create the upscale pad Andy and Ben are longing for.

After moving across the country for a simpler life, Rose and Keith realize that the beautiful home they had just purchased really isn't laid out for optimal family time, so Kortney and Kenny give this young family the space they need, and then some.

Stay-at-home Dad Neil has one foot out the door of his impractical house. Sick of no storage and fighting over one bathroom, he wants space. Can Jillian put Neil at ease or will Todd give Randi big reasons to leave her tiny home?

Newlywed Shar loves her husband, Dave, but not his house. It's got an old, rundown kitchen and hideous en suite, and it's making her blue.

Gail and Mike built their home from the ground up, but now it's beaten down. Sick of dated rooms and a show-all shower, Gail wants Todd to find a grown-up house.

Fourteen years after buying a small, three-bedroom home under pressure, a couple and their two teenagers have decided it's time for a change; they need something bigger, newer and move-in ready, or turn their home into an organized dream space.

Designer Jillian sets out to create a more open, Zen-like space for an environmentally conscious couple, while Todd finds some creative options that blend form and function with environmental awareness to lure them away.

A couple has a quaint and cozy cottage with a great location but dated, dysfunctional and downright dangerous elements; he thinks there's a lot to love about the old house and thinks Jillian has what it takes to bring the old gal back up to date.

Becca and Cory consider starting over in a house that's better suited to their needs; Becca's mobility issues prompt Cory to campaign for a modern, one-story home with an accessible kitchen and bathroom, while Becca is attached to their current home.

A couple overlooked a bad layout to buy a bigger home for their family of five; she is more than willing to pack up and find a new home with a functional layout, while he thinks their current home can have it all with some of Jillian's expertise.

Newlyweds skipped the honeymoon to buy a fixer-upper with income potential, but a complicated renovation is starting to turn their initial excitement into buyer's remorse.

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

Hoping to broaden their children's horizons and rediscover their Aussie roots, a Portland-based couple goes real estate hunting in Cairns for a home away from home.

Taking on the kitchen and living area, Tom focuses on building bespoke furniture; a new sofa, a dining tabletop, revamping the exposed beams and lots of upholstery means that Tom and his trades are flat out creating his refined aesthetic.

After winning $1 million on a scratcher, a couple is ready to find a home outside their tiny town of Wilmot, Ohio; David Bromstad searches surrounding areas for a home that has a big yard for their grandson and two Jack Russell terriers to enjoy.

After winning two million dollars, a couple is on the hunt for a big and flashy forever family home; with flamboyant outfits and dance moves, David arrives to discover brand-new communities south of Richmond where he searches for a gem of a house.

After already spending over $5 million on her dream lake house in Wisconsin, a woman now asks David to find a dream vacation home in Naples, Florida; she's bringing her sister along, as David looks for super-bougie properties in luxury golfing communities.

Connecticut teachers struck it lucky just when they are ready to retire; David helps realize their dream of finding a forever home in the beach loving, low country of South Carolina where there is lots of water, boating and scenery.

Stay-at-home Dad Neil has one foot out the door of his impractical house. Sick of no storage and fighting over one bathroom, he wants space. Can Jillian put Neil at ease or will Todd give Randi big reasons to leave her tiny home?

Newlywed Shar loves her husband, Dave, but not his house. It's got an old, rundown kitchen and hideous en suite, and it's making her blue.

Gail and Mike built their home from the ground up, but now it's beaten down. Sick of dated rooms and a show-all shower, Gail wants Todd to find a grown-up house.

Fourteen years after buying a small, three-bedroom home under pressure, a couple and their two teenagers have decided it's time for a change; they need something bigger, newer and move-in ready, or turn their home into an organized dream space.

A husband surprised his wife and daughter with a charming 1950s home, but renovation plans were put on hold when he passed away; Drew and Jonathan want to turn this forever home into a dream home so they can build on the memories they've made there.

A couple are attached to their charming and one-of-a-kind 1940s home, but they could do without its more mysterious and dysfunctional quirks.

A former cowboy and his family love their vintage ranch house, but the awkward layout, dated yellow kitchen and unsafe fireplace need a lot of help.

An active family loves having room for sports in their backyard, but the low ceilings and an awkward layout inside keep the home from being perfect; Drew and Jonathan plan a modern renovation to turn this dated property into an ideal home.

A family thinks their 1960s house is a vintage treasure that's full of charm, but its impractical layout and frustrating kitchen are showing their age; Drew and Jonathan blend traditional and modern elements to turn this property into a cozy home.

Drew and Jonathan aim to create a modern, spacious home from a choppy layout that is no longer functional for four adults living under one roof.

Leslie and Lyndsay are on a mission to convert a couple's sprawling home into a nest egg; seeing the potential for a big sale, they use all their tricks to give the massive rooms with wood features and dated mirrors a modern, luxurious overhaul.

The twins tackle a double design with a brand-new renovation of a tangled '90s kitchen; Lyndsay and Leslie redo a cottage rental into a gorgeous starter home with a stylish retro feel for a military family.

While looking for an old friend, Leslie and Lyndsay meet fellow VW enthusiasts who struggle to sell a house they built 15 years ago; the twins update the home's builder-grade materials and add darker finishes for an elegant twist on farmhouse style.

Three generations of women are eager to sell their over-customized and unfinished 1950s rambler before they find a new place near the ocean; Lyndsay and Leslie introduce the Zen-like qualities of cottagecore style to create a cozy home like no other.

The twins take a dated kitchen and restore it with a craftsman-but-modern style; with never-before-seen footage, including a new room, a risky remote cabin gets a midcentury modern makeover to make a lumberjack blush.

A couple of the twins' longtime friends need help updating their mother's rambler for sale; while Leslie worries that the colorful and eclectic design plan will repel buyers, Lyndsay gets a second opinion from Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas.

A couple want to sell their 1970s rambler and get started on their dream retirement, but their wood-paneled home with only one bathroom needs work.

The twins want to help an old friend sell their family home, but the property's pigeon coop is scaring away buyers; Lyndsay adds a colorful Southwestern design that highlights the wood features, while Leslie hatches a plan for a full coop makeover.

Ambitious flipper Leka finds a promising zombie house in Seattle but lacks the funds to make it happen; expert flipper James Dainard is intrigued yet skeptical due to the house's poor curb appeal and choppy layout.

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.

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

As a cost engineer from South Africa, getting the chance to advance her career in England while fulfilling her dream of living abroad was an opportunity too good to pass up, but moving solo to Cambridgeshire and not knowing anyone there is daunting.

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.

Ambitious flipper Leka finds a promising zombie house in Seattle but lacks the funds to make it happen; expert flipper James Dainard is intrigued yet skeptical due to the house's poor curb appeal and choppy layout.

Leslie and Lyndsay are on a mission to convert a couple's sprawling home into a nest egg; seeing the potential for a big sale, they use all their tricks to give the massive rooms with wood features and dated mirrors a modern, luxurious overhaul.

The twins tackle a double design with a brand-new renovation of a tangled '90s kitchen; Lyndsay and Leslie redo a cottage rental into a gorgeous starter home with a stylish retro feel for a military family.

While looking for an old friend, Leslie and Lyndsay meet fellow VW enthusiasts who struggle to sell a house they built 15 years ago; the twins update the home's builder-grade materials and add darker finishes for an elegant twist on farmhouse style.

Three generations of women are eager to sell their over-customized and unfinished 1950s rambler before they find a new place near the ocean; Lyndsay and Leslie introduce the Zen-like qualities of cottagecore style to create a cozy home like no other.

Kristen meets Kira and Lev, whose kitchen in their recently purchased home is in dire straits. Its chaotic layout and dysfunctional storage would be a frustration for any family, but Lev is a chef! The couple has invested the bulk of their budget into becoming homeowners, so Kristen has a big challenge to bring this chef's family a five-star kitchen on a two-star budget. Kristen also helps couple

Long distance sweethearts, Meaghen and Jake, are about to start a new chapter together under one roof. Meaghen has done her best to DIY a temporary glow-up, but it's time to dig deeper to undo and re-do a decade's worth of baggage. They enlist Kristen to work some money-saving magic to make over their whole main floor, including the plywood-clad front fa ade that makes the house look like it's bee

Leanne and Dan have spent their lives caring for others, from their two daughters to their aging parents; now they are ready to invest in themselves by having Kristen renovate their outdated bathroom.

Megan, Joel and their two children love their 120-year-old house, but the family room's quirks leave them puzzled by its layout; they need Kristen to get creative to make this space function.

Sisters Jaime and Alex live parallel lives, from back-to-back weddings, babies and now homeownership just a few blocks apart; they enlist Kristen to do a budget-friendly upgrade at their place.

Katie and Andy have had their house turned upside down by parenthood; Handy Andy renovated nearly everything in time for their baby's arrival, but the basement has been left in limbo.

Hoping to breathe new life into one of the region's forgotten villages, Amanda takes a gamble on a run-down three-storey townhouse and convinces Alan to join her in a lifelong dream of transforming it into a boutique B&B.

Amanda and Alan embark on their first room design as they renovate an open plan dining room and foyer; Alan's dreams of a reception area to receive their guests are quashed when Amanda suggests his special space should be a cupboard under the stairs.

Amanda and Alan brace themselves to tackle the kitchen; with a love for eating and entertaining, it is crucial to the project that they get this social space perfect as they aim to push the boat out with a typical Spanish design.

With two interlinked rooms to tackle, Amanda steers the ship in the bedroom whilst Alan takes charge in the adjoining lounge, but creative tensions arise when Amanda wants to get rid of Alan's favourite curved arch which links the spaces together.

The best friends divide and conquer as Amanda transforms the second guest bedroom into a wallpapered spectacle; Alan goes tile-crazy with a hammam-inspired bathroom.

Besties Amanda Holden and Alan Carr say "Hola España!" as they bring some much-needed TLC to a crumbling casa in southern Spain; it is scaffolding by day, and sangria by night.

Alan convinces Amanda on a minimal design, and together they settle on an all-white, exposed natural brick feel as they name the room a Balearic balm oasis.

Amanda and Alan go all out for their last room, designing a lavish Moorish-gold-themed bar; they head to a traditional tea house in Granada, but sipping on their tea is the least of their worries as they get more than they bargained for.

Amanda Holden and Alan Carr take a project in the hills of rural Sicily; Italian municipalities are selling empty homes for one euro; Amanda purchases two dilapidated apartments in picture perfect Salemi and convinces Alan to renovate them.

Amanda and Alan take on their first project; designing a traditional Sicilian kitchen.

Amanda Holden and Alan Carr divide and conquer as they renovate the bathrooms.

Alan takes charge of designing the first bedroom, but when Amanda doesn't understand his artistic vision, he visits interior designer Marie; Amanda surprises Alan with a birthday boat trip along the Zingaro coast.

Sabrina and Jenn work with actress Sheryl Lee Ralph ("Abbott Elementary") to design a multi-functional creative space; then, they meet the Changs, who need help organizing their daughters' bedroom and their primary bedroom, overrun with laundry.

Sabrina and Jenn have several ideas to help the Chang family stay more organized and encourage their daughters to participate in cleaning; then, they meet influencer Tinx to help organize her "Chaos Room.".

Amanda Holden and Alan Carr take a project in the hills of rural Sicily; Italian municipalities are selling empty homes for one euro; Amanda purchases two dilapidated apartments in picture perfect Salemi and convinces Alan to renovate them.

Sabrina and Jenn have several ideas to help the Chang family stay more organized and encourage their daughters to participate in cleaning; then, they meet influencer Tinx to help organize her "Chaos Room.".