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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,

Chris and Stephanie's house is too small, too cluttered and inefficient for their growing family.

Chris and Petrea's one-time dream home is full of unfinished renovations.

Opinionated art collectors are caught between spiraling expectations and over the top opinions.

Doug and Ellie rush into their house overlooking its total lack of function.

Mother Natalie and son Brandon are feeling overcrowded in their 1100-square-foot home.

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.

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.

Ten years ago, parents made the move from a cramped duplex to a bigger fixer-upper with a yard for their three growing boys; he is now ready to hang up his tool belt and wants a bigger home, but she wants to update the design of their current 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,

Now that their kids have moved out of the house, Lizzy and Olaf are ready to sell their unique family home north of Sacramento and start fresh. Will they stay close to the city or truly cut the cord and move all the way to Minnesota?

Architect George Clarke helps families up and down the UK with their home renovations, both inside and out.

A Detroit native with a remote job embraces her wanderlust and moves to Mexico City; she's looking for personal connections, artistic outlets and an apartment with good vibes but finding the right space in her desired neighborhood may be difficult.

Current practical advice for homeowners wanting to enter the property market.

Architect George Clarke helps families up and down the UK with their home renovations, both inside and out.