Home and Garden Television HDTV (East) (HGTVD)

Alison steps in and takes over when she sees a couple's choppy and terrible floor plan. She aims to deliver on their dream of a rustic, Italian home in the city, creating one of her favorite kitchens, arched doorways and a stained glass masterpiece. (Repeat).

Clients are $150,000 in the hole before they turn to Alison for a rescue. The project has been sitting for a year, so Alison looks to turn their mess into magic with the bathroom of their dreams, a high-end adult room and a spacious family kitchen. (Repeat).

Gabby & Foster are looking to move out of his parent's home and start their new life with their new baby - right next door. (Repeat).

Ross and Erika and their two children are ready to leave their evacuation zone for good as they have made the most of their small manufactured rental home for 13 years. (Repeat).

After living in a historic house with many problems, a family looks to spread out in a new place with no maintenance issues. Mika and Brian are tasked to create their new home with ample storage and custom features for each member of the family. (Repeat).

Brian and Mika found their dream vacation home in Savannah, Georgia. But the two-story townhome in Savannah's historic district needs some TLC and a little historic charm to make it worthy of their weekend getaways. (Repeat).

A San Jose couple who've never owned a home search for their dream house after winning $1 million in a scratch-off lottery. (Repeat).

A woman from New York wins the lottery and is on the hunt for a vacation cottage in front of the lake. (Repeat).

Nick won $100,000 from a scratch-off, and now he and his wife Robyn want to buy their forever home in Bangor, Pennsylvania. David Bromstad is challenged to find them a single-family home on a tiny budget. (Repeat).

David Bromstad is in Upstate New York to meet his newest winners Kyron and Brianna in Massena, literally on the US / Canadian border. (Repeat).

Not all people who become millionaires are overnight lottery winners. David (beneficiary) was homeless in Portland, Oregon when he found out his mother passed away, and he'd inherited $1.4 million. (Repeat).

A mom who is busy raising her three children in Burlington, Massachusetts, is ready for a change of pace after winning $2,000,000 in the lotto! She is eager to move in with her fiance, so David shows them several charming family houses in New Hampshire, just across the border. (Repeat).

Anthony never misses a second chance draw, and it paid off. He won a whopping $250,000 on an original losing ticket and now can buy his growing family a spacious home in Bangor. (Repeat).

A North Carolina local received the best present ever by winning a million dollars before his 27th birthday. Now, David steps in to help him discover some beautiful homes south of Raleigh, along with great shopping and design tips to help him decide. (Repeat).

A stargazing couple got set up for life when they struck it lucky and won $3.5 million in the Texas lottery. Now, David is enlisted to help find a dream home just outside of Lubbock, Texas, that's perfect for gazing the stunning expanse of stars at night. (Repeat).

A couple is planning to upgrade to a bigger home in Apex, North Carolina. (Repeat).

After years of saving and rebuilding her credit, a single mother looks to buy a home in Atlanta. Her mom is along on the search, but she's concerned most with finding her daughter a house that she can fill with her antiques. (Repeat).

A woman is looking for a home back to her hometown in Houston after working in Washington for 13 years. She's keeping an eye out for large properties with huge backyard for family and friends. (Repeat).

A young couple looks to buy their first home together in Cincinnati. They're taking the next step in their relationship and finding that they clash on everything from style to price and location. (Repeat).

A North Carolina local received the best present ever by winning a million dollars before his 27th birthday. Now, David steps in to help him discover some beautiful homes south of Raleigh, along with great shopping and design tips to help him decide. (Repeat).

A stargazing couple got set up for life when they struck it lucky and won $3.5 million in the Texas lottery. Now, David is enlisted to help find a dream home just outside of Lubbock, Texas, that's perfect for gazing the stunning expanse of stars at night. (Repeat).

A couple is planning to upgrade to a bigger home in Apex, North Carolina. (Repeat).

After years of saving and rebuilding her credit, a single mother looks to buy a home in Atlanta. Her mom is along on the search, but she's concerned most with finding her daughter a house that she can fill with her antiques. (Repeat).

A woman is looking for a home back to her hometown in Houston after working in Washington for 13 years. She's keeping an eye out for large properties with huge backyard for family and friends. (Repeat).

A young couple looks to buy their first home together in Cincinnati. They're taking the next step in their relationship and finding that they clash on everything from style to price and location. (Repeat).

A mom who is busy raising her three children in Burlington, Massachusetts, is ready for a change of pace after winning $2,000,000 in the lotto! She is eager to move in with her fiance, so David shows them several charming family houses in New Hampshire, just across the border. (Repeat).

Anthony never misses a second chance draw, and it paid off. He won a whopping $250,000 on an original losing ticket and now can buy his growing family a spacious home in Bangor. (Repeat).

As Christina expands her design business in Tennessee, Josh recommends his sister and her husband as first clients. Christina redesigns their kitchen and living areas, and she also explores what country life has to offer and the Nashville nightlife. (Repeat).

With three young boys and a one-week-old baby girl, a couple enlists Christina's help to transform their dark kitchen into a more functional space for the entire family; Christina and Josh find an investment property that may have potential. (Repeat).

Jenn works with homeowners who love to entertain and still consider their house of twenty years to be their dream home but are ready to give it a major facelift. Fortunately for the budget, there's no need to change the layout or other big-ticket items. (Repeat).

Jenn is called in to help newlyweds Ann and Bobby create a space they can make a future in. Bobby married Ann six months ago and moved into the house she's owned for 10 years. Now, they're having trouble making a home for two. (Repeat).

Jenn revamps the Garcia's home and designs functional storage for their home office. (Repeat).

Jenn reimagines a couple's 1960s home, which was perfect for them when they just had one child, but now they have three, and the space is closing in on them. Jenn's organic, modern design transforms the space from claustrophobic and cluttered to open and airy. (Repeat).

A couple loves the outdoorsy vibe of their lot, but not the house's many quirks. Jenn integrates orangey wood ceilings and a dining room the size of a banquet hall into a traditional organic design that will usher their eccentric house into the present. (Repeat).

Chelsea and Cole help a single dad of three who wants to honor his late wife by carrying out her vision for their home. They look to take on the meaningful renovation with a new kitchen and living room, and also give the kids the bedrooms they deserve. (Repeat).

A local romance novelist and her husband enjoy entertaining in their garden retreat, but their inside space is tight, dark, and dreary. Chelsea and Cole intend to renovate their kitchen, living room, and office to give their tired house a party-worthy facelift. (Repeat).

A couple has grandiose visions of a magnificent mansion to accommodate their extensive social network. Chelsea and Cole want to build the ideal party plan, which includes a new kitchen that is double the size and a living area that gives them more space to entertain. (Repeat).

A couple dares the DeBoers to their largest and most costly makeover yet. Throughout a large refurbishment, Chelsea and Cole want to develop a game-changing design that blends a traditional and basic approach with a dazzling touch. (Repeat).

A couple wants to be in their dream farmhouse before their new baby arrives in Canton, Georgia. They're looking for a place with at least 40 acres, so Egypt and Mike are enlisted to find and renovate the perfect farm for their growing family. (Repeat).

First time buyers from Boston have just moved to Atlanta and are looking for an open concept house with plenty of open space for their dog. A modern design with earthy tones are a must, so Egypt and Mike work tirelessly to create their perfect home. (Repeat).

Expectant newlyweds inherited his parents' house in southwest Atlanta, but the home needs a revamp before their baby arrives. Egypt and Mike must rush to complete the project, but as the demolition process begins, so do the challenges and tribulations. (Repeat).

With the kids out of the house, a woman is ready for her next chapter after spending her life raising a family. Now, Egypt and Mike must help her decide to either renovate her current home, or downsize to a turn-key townhome in Smyrna, Georgia. (Repeat).

After moving 11 times, a couple hopes to find their forever home in Sandy Springs, Georgia. In one of Egypt and Mike's biggest renovations to date, they look to transform a 1980s house into an elegant, high-end estate with no detail left unattended. (Repeat).

Alison has designed many homes like this couple's quintessential Chicago two-flat, but she hasn't always had to deal with such opinionated clients. The end result is a brag house that's, "worth every conversation," displaying custom pieces at every turn. (New).

Christina takes on her first rock-star house! She's tasked with delivering an updated, sexy bedroom for the couple, and to make their backyard party cabana dreams come true. Also, Christina aims to finally get her latest flip ready to hit the market. (New).

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 out of reach. (New).

A couple is forced out of their apartment by skyrocketing rents after the pandemic in London. They've made the decision to move to Amsterdam after he was able to secure a job transfer, only to find that the housing crisis has followed them. (Repeat).

An Oregon couple looks to reconnect with family and give their kids a chance to live abroad in Cairns, Australia. They want to rent a home similar to what they had in Portland, but being closer to their Aussie family will come with some trade-offs. (Repeat).

A couple is returning to his French homeland with a move to Lyon, France, after spending the last few years living lavishly in her Miami hometown. They're both ready to embrace French culture on the whole. (Repeat).

Christina takes on her first rock-star house! She's tasked with delivering an updated, sexy bedroom for the couple, and to make their backyard party cabana dreams come true. Also, Christina aims to finally get her latest flip ready to hit the market. (Repeat).

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 out of reach. (Repeat).

A couple is forced out of their apartment by skyrocketing rents after the pandemic in London. They've made the decision to move to Amsterdam after he was able to secure a job transfer, only to find that the housing crisis has followed them. (Repeat).

An Oregon couple looks to reconnect with family and give their kids a chance to live abroad in Cairns, Australia. They want to rent a home similar to what they had in Portland, but being closer to their Aussie family will come with some trade-offs. (Repeat).

A couple is returning to his French homeland with a move to Lyon, France, after spending the last few years living lavishly in her Miami hometown. They're both ready to embrace French culture on the whole. (Repeat).

Alison has designed many homes like this couple's quintessential Chicago two-flat, but she hasn't always had to deal with such opinionated clients. The end result is a brag house that's, "worth every conversation," displaying custom pieces at every turn. (Repeat).

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Terese, Tom and their kids left their dream kitchen behind when they left sunny California for a new home in Tennessee. A tough decision for avid baker and cook, Terese. Christina helps create a light and bright dream kitchen. (Repeat).

Keith and Evan are forced to dig themselves out of a financial hole after losing money on their first flip in NOLA. Now, they aim to turn a dilapidated double into a traditional treasure by incorporating all the grandeur elements found in the Big Easy. (Repeat).

The pressure's on as Keith and Evan take on their third and final duplex in the Big Easy. They're looking to weave two of the city's major influences on opposing sides of the house, à la Marie Antoinette for the owner's side, and Jazz on the renter's. (Repeat).

Keith and Evan take on their most expensive project yet with a historical Federal-style home and try to hold true to its all-American classical vibe. Then, Evan worries that Keith's idea for an all black goth-inspired bungalow will scare buyers away. (Repeat).

Keith and Evan take on a desolate duplex and transform it into a single-family dream home. With classy details throughout, Keith sees this as the perfect opportunity to take inspiration from across the pond and create a chic, English countryside escape. (Repeat).

Keith and Evan tackle a crumbling home to create a gorgeous Italian countryside oasis. They are looking to create an old country feel in their design, and so they enlist the expertise of good friends Dave and Jenny Marrs to bring the whole theme to life. (Repeat).

Christina gets a call to renovate a home ravaged by fire for Kasey, JT, and their two daughters. It takes some creative decisions to balance out differences in design styles to create a dramatic and bold space. (Repeat).

A couple's 10 children have all moved out, but they have too much family history to downsize. Now, Christina aims to rejuvenate their space to make it function for just the two of them. Also, Christina looks for her next Tennessee home to flip. (Repeat).

Christina takes on her first rock-star house! She's tasked with delivering an updated, sexy bedroom for the couple, and to make their backyard party cabana dreams come true. Also, Christina aims to finally get her latest flip ready to hit the market. (Repeat).

Tiffany and Justin want to set Tiffany's parents and grandmother up in style now that they are moving to Laurel from the Mississippi Delta. With a $215,000 budget, Ben and Erin have to find a place with a fully decked out porch for Dad. (Repeat).

Michael is ready to expand not only his business as a commercial architect but his home too. So why not combine them? Ben and Erin take Michael's $300-400, 000 budget and show him two buildings downtown. (Repeat).

Interior designer Whitney, wants to buy a starter home in Laurel and Ben and Erin are up for the challenge. First up is the Daugherty house-a quaint cottage in serious need of a kitchen, bathroom and color upgrade. (Repeat).

Thomas and Hilary want to turn their farmhouse into a commercial/event space. (Repeat).

Ben and Erin help a couple make some upgrades in their home that used to be her grandmother's. (Repeat).

A chance meeting leads Lyndsay and Leslie to a pet-damaged home where they turn a patchwork place of unfinished projects into a boho ranch stunner. The twins focus on a kitchen redesign and curb appeal, and one sister can't resist a new puppy of her own. (Repeat).

A couple who are staples of their community are ready for a home renovation, but she's more excited about the change than he is. Lyndsay and Leslie step in to get her the updated space she wants while retaining all the qualities he seeks to keep. (New).

Krystal and Ben's 1950s house needs a significant update for the sake of their family. (New).

A family moves from the Pacific Northwest so their kids can experience a childhood like Dad's in his hometown of Charleston, South Carolina. He wants a Craftsman with lots of native wildlife, but his wife prefers new, modern and absolutely no critters. (New).

A single dad looks to realize his dream of buying a house in his hometown of Atlanta. His daughter just graduated college and will be moving in and paying rent, and while she wants something she can put her DIY spin on, he prefers a brand new build. (Repeat).

A Canadian couple moves stateside for university jobs and looks for a home in Springfield, Missouri. She wants a rustic, prairie home like she grew up in, but he's pushing for an open concept, single-level home to accommodate his brother when he visits. (Repeat).

A young couple searches for a home they can agree on after recently moving to Austin, Texas. She wants the smallest carbon footprint they can find in the city, but he prefers to head to the outskirts to wrangle the biggest Texas Modern he can manage. (Repeat).

Krystal and Ben's 1950s house needs a significant update for the sake of their family. (Repeat).

A family moves from the Pacific Northwest so their kids can experience a childhood like Dad's in his hometown of Charleston, South Carolina. He wants a Craftsman with lots of native wildlife, but his wife prefers new, modern and absolutely no critters. (Repeat).

A single dad looks to realize his dream of buying a house in his hometown of Atlanta. His daughter just graduated college and will be moving in and paying rent, and while she wants something she can put her DIY spin on, he prefers a brand new build. (Repeat).

A Canadian couple moves stateside for university jobs and looks for a home in Springfield, Missouri. She wants a rustic, prairie home like she grew up in, but he's pushing for an open concept, single-level home to accommodate his brother when he visits. (Repeat).

A young couple searches for a home they can agree on after recently moving to Austin, Texas. She wants the smallest carbon footprint they can find in the city, but he prefers to head to the outskirts to wrangle the biggest Texas Modern he can manage. (Repeat).

A couple who are staples of their community are ready for a home renovation, but she's more excited about the change than he is. Lyndsay and Leslie step in to get her the updated space she wants while retaining all the qualities he seeks to keep. (Repeat).

The Napiers and the Marrs start with their projects to revitalize Fort Morgan, Colorado. (Repeat).

The renewal of Fort Morgan continues when Erin and Ben give the town's struggling Main Street a facelift. (Repeat).

Dave and Jenny bring life back to one of the oldest buildings in Fort Morgan while also preserving its unique history. They also upgrade a family's home that supports the local volunteer fire department. (Repeat).

Dave and Jenny zero in on a couple who wants to use their business to inspire the youth to invest in Fort Morgan. Ben and Erin work on a special project to lure people off the nearby highway to help this town thrive. (Repeat).

The Napiers and the Marrses take on projects connecting everything they've done so far. Dave and Jenny renovate a home of a family whose volunteering efforts earned them the Citizen of the Year award. (Repeat).

Mary cannot retire until she is able to sell her house, which operates as a daycare. Leslie and Lyndsay step in to help her turn her business into a family home. (Repeat).

Pacific NW real estate. Twin sisters help people sell homes. The sisters put their own money into the renovation. When the home sells, they take their investment off the top of the profits then split the rest with the home owners. (Repeat).

Siblings struggling to sell their sister's home need Lyndsay and Leslie's expertise. From the street, it looks move-in ready, but the illusion quickly ends when walking through the front door. (Repeat).

Leslie and Lyndsay help far-off homeowners sell a home they haven't been inside for nearly 15 years. The small cottage-style house could be perfect for first-time buyers, but needs a retro-lift first. (Repeat).

Lyndsay and Leslie work on giving the two houses on a Snohomish property their own style; They are asked to scrap their first pitch for the Seattle Mariners. (Repeat).

A couple have been in their starter home for 20 years and are ready to move out and up, but the numbers have them looking at their current house with new eyes. (Repeat).

Jon and Christina renovate a farmhouse built in the late 1700s with their crew. They refitted the kitchen with centuries-old pine wood floorboards that they found in the attic of the property. (Repeat).

It's the "newest" renovation yet as Jon Knight tackles a 50-year-old Colonial reproduction. The home needs major help, so Jon and Kristina bring in a bright West Coast design, adding much-needed natural light, a vaulted ceiling and a dream mudroom. (Repeat).

Jon and Kristina help a homeowner who have a problem with a post and beam barn; and turn it into an all-in-one party zone. (Repeat).

Jon and Kristina are asked to help a client restore her 1700s home, but the narrow staircase is a major obstacle. In addition, Jon is looking for a new property with a purpose, which could be an inn or an abandoned campground. (Repeat).