The Home Channel

Donal's Family Kitchen celebrates family moments and provides a blueprint of recipes allowing you to manage the madness life throws at you AND get supper on the table.

Anna Campbell-Jones, Michael Angus and Kate Spiers travel across Scotland tochoose nine regional finalists before one is crowned Scotland's Home of the Year.

Jamie makes roast beef with baby yorkies, little carrots, crispy potatoes and super-quick gravy, all, amazingly, in half an hour.

Afrimaxx is a lifestyle show which searches for inspiration and innovation in all areas of popular culture - from fashion and design through to architecture, art, food and travel.

Steve Brown guides his confirmed bachelor buyer around the Guildford housing market to see what his £420,000 budget will buy him outside of London.

Swedish architect Josefine Watterson is building a passive house in Featherston to achieve Certified Passive House Designer status, featuring triple-glazed windows and Adobo cladding.

Designer, Sarah Richardson and her husband Alex, head west to take on her biggest challenge yet: purchasing a dated and drab 5,000-square-foot Bavarian-inspired B&B in Whistler, British Columbia.

Jamie makes roast beef with baby yorkies, little carrots, crispy potatoes and super-quick gravy, all, amazingly, in half an hour.

We look at ferns and why you should have them in your garden. Adding colour to river stones makes for a great garden feature. We visit a beautiful garden in Noorhoek and consider paving options for pool areas.

Anna Campbell-Jones, Michael Angus and Kate Spiers travel across Scotland tochoose nine regional finalists before one is crowned Scotland's Home of the Year.

Donal's Family Kitchen celebrates family moments and provides a blueprint of recipes allowing you to manage the madness life throws at you AND get supper on the table.

We'll discuss strategies to strengthen bones and prevent falls, compare e-cigarettes and traditional cigarettes, and explore the gut-poop relationship.

Deborah tours a vast array of diverse homes and talks to the owners to get their story. From tiny little compact abodes to living in a church conversion and great architectural masterpieces.

Afrimaxx is a lifestyle show which searches for inspiration and innovation in all areas of popular culture - from fashion and design through to architecture, art, food and travel.

We look at ferns and why you should have them in your garden. Adding colour to river stones makes for a great garden feature. We visit a beautiful garden in Noorhoek and consider paving options for pool areas.

Designer, Sarah Richardson and her husband Alex, head west to take on her biggest challenge yet: purchasing a dated and drab 5,000-square-foot Bavarian-inspired B&B in Whistler, British Columbia.

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Steve Brown guides his confirmed bachelor buyer around the Guildford housing market to see what his £420,000 budget will buy him outside of London.

Swedish architect Josefine Watterson is building a passive house in Featherston to achieve Certified Passive House Designer status, featuring triple-glazed windows and Adobo cladding.

Jamie makes roast beef with baby yorkies, little carrots, crispy potatoes and super-quick gravy, all, amazingly, in half an hour.

Donal's Family Kitchen celebrates family moments and provides a blueprint of recipes allowing you to manage the madness life throws at you AND get supper on the table.

Designer, Sarah Richardson and her husband Alex, head west to take on her biggest challenge yet: purchasing a dated and drab 5,000-square-foot Bavarian-inspired B&B in Whistler, British Columbia.

Experience Wendy's maximalist interior design in picturesque Franschhoek. Enjoy culinary delights with Darren Badenhorst, then explore Kirsty Badenhorst's kitchen renovation.

We find out what is required to get your property ready before going to market. And we explore how to choose a property investment strategy that is right for you.

Jonathan and Drew Scott are on a new mission to overhaul unremarkable houses into dream homes that the families will never want to leave.

There's an easy cafe style breakfast on the menu without the eggs. Afik shows his trick to taking the humble tomato to a whole new level.

From how to grow carrots in a pot, to creating a beautiful border, Carol Klein continues to dispenses her wisdom with clarity and energy enough to get us all outdoors.

Experience Wendy's maximalist interior design in picturesque Franschhoek. Enjoy culinary delights with Darren Badenhorst, then explore Kirsty Badenhorst's kitchen renovation.

Brian and Sarah transform Paul's multi-level backyard into a gym with a hot tub and beer tap, perfect for workouts and relaxation, attracting family and friends alike.

We'll discuss strategies to strengthen bones and prevent falls, compare e-cigarettes and traditional cigarettes, and explore the gut-poop relationship.

Deborah tours a vast array of diverse homes and talks to the owners to get their story. From tiny little compact abodes to living in a church conversion and great architectural masterpieces.

We look at ferns and why you should have them in your garden. Adding colour to river stones makes for a great garden feature. We visit a beautiful garden in Noorhoek and consider paving options for pool areas.

From how to grow carrots in a pot, to creating a beautiful border, Carol Klein continues to dispenses her wisdom with clarity and energy enough to get us all outdoors.

Swedish architect Josefine Watterson is building a passive house in Featherston to achieve Certified Passive House Designer status, featuring triple-glazed windows and Adobo cladding.

Steve Brown guides his confirmed bachelor buyer around the Guildford housing market to see what his £420,000 budget will buy him outside of London.

Jonathan and Drew Scott are on a new mission to overhaul unremarkable houses into dream homes that the families will never want to leave.

We're catching up with two sets of discerning house hunters. Each had strong ideas on what they wanted, they didn't make it inside some properties Kirstie and Phil had for them.

Afrimaxx is a lifestyle show which searches for inspiration and innovation in all areas of popular culture - from fashion and design through to architecture, art, food and travel.

Jamie makes roast beef with baby yorkies, little carrots, crispy potatoes and super-quick gravy, all, amazingly, in half an hour.

Donal's Family Kitchen celebrates family moments and provides a blueprint of recipes allowing you to manage the madness life throws at you AND get supper on the table.

Anna Campbell-Jones, Michael Angus and Kate Spiers travel across Scotland tochoose nine regional finalists before one is crowned Scotland's Home of the Year.