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  • S2E1 When Indecision Slows a Renovation—and Creativity Pushes Forward

    As renovation decisions pile up, Lauren and David navigate moments of indecision while transforming a seventies house into a true family home. Between client projects for their interior design business, they finalize stair railings, tile layouts, and styling choices using antiques and meaningful ...

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  • S2E6 Finding the Heart of a Home Through Land, Family, and Design

    For Lauren and David, home is more than walls and finishes—it’s a connection to land, creativity, and the people who share it. As they shape spaces that reflect their values, the children take part in the process, easing transitions and nurturing curiosity along the way. Fairytale-inspired detail...

  • S1E1 RHB Prepares for the 2025 Utah Valley Parade of Homes

    Roberson Home Builders is gearing up for the 2025 Utah Valley Parade of Homes, planning to showcase a remarkable new home. With only nine months until the event, they face tight timelines and significant remodeling challenges. The project includes a health and wellness building with a gym, pool, ...

  • S1E3 Beneath It All: Foundations That Give a House Its Old Soul

    Brent Hull looks beneath the surface to examine the role foundations play in giving a new home lasting credibility. Tracing the evolution of American foundations—from stone and brick to poured concrete—the episode explains how structural needs, materials, and building practices have changed over ...

  • S1E7 Touring the Farm and Planning the Future of Historic Outbuildings

    Gavin and Nicole step back to tour their smallholding, sharing progress across the wider farm beyond the main house. They explore the history of the piggery, assess the condition of the old cottage and tractor shed, and outline plans to restore each space while preserving the property’s character...

  • S2E2 Three Months to Move In—and a Home Finally Feeling Within Reach

    With just three months until move-in, Lauren and David pause to reflect on how far their renovation has come. The old house—designed for their family of seven—has become both a creative testing ground and an emotional anchor as they balance client work and home decisions. Rich craftsmanship and a...

  • S2E4 Waiting for Growth as the House and Garden Find Their Rhythm

    After returning from the beach, Lauren and David check on their garden and discover unexpected growth alongside new challenges. Reflections on years of moving sharpen the meaning of finally putting down roots, while design decisions focus on carving out personal spaces for each child. Stone garde...

  • S1E9 Tearing Down Walls and Revealing What This Old Farmhouse Holds

    Week nine of the renovation puts interior demolition front and center as Gav tackles wall stripping on his own, relying on skill and experience to manage the physical demands of the job. As this old house begins to open up, surprises appear—including adopted cattle tangled in blackberry bushes ju...

  • S1E2 Fence Building

    Lauren introduces a vegetable garden project aimed at involving children in gardening activities. The garden layout features specific dimensions and comfortable walkways. The family digs holes for fence posts and levels them with concrete. Kids participate in assembling raised garden beds, design...

  • S2E7 Rebar Ready

    The site visit in Needham focuses on key construction topics such as concrete footings, waterproofing techniques, and rebar importance. Methods to prevent capillary action and manage water intrusion are discussed, along with cold joint management for structural integrity. The team outlines a phas...

  • S1E6 Transforming a 1940s Home: The Parkside Project

    The Parkside project highlights the renovation of a 1940s home, merging mid-century and contemporary designs. The team provides a comprehensive service, overseeing everything from design to execution. Key features include a welcoming entrance, a casual living room, a functional kitchen, and a sty...

  • S2E6 46 Corner Footing

    Construction is advancing with the placement of concrete for phase one footings and the installation of vertical rebar. Three concrete trucks and a pump are on site. Preparations for waterproofing and drainage systems are underway. A meeting with Seagate addresses air sealing strategies and desig...

  • S1E1 Exploring the Timeless Elegance of Howie's Villa

    Howie's Villa showcases a hundred-year-old aesthetic with a five-acre garden that takes five years to mature. The design emphasizes cozy corners and smaller spaces for a welcoming atmosphere. Key tips include using non-planned elements and hardscaping for balance. The villa features art-filled in...

  • S2E3 Planting

    Creating a garden involves selecting plants, preparing soil, and engaging children in the process. The excitement of planting is emphasized, along with the significance of balance and symmetry in layout. Soil preparation includes cleaning beds and discussing compost types. Gardening with kids bui...

  • S2E9 Moving Day Arrives as the House Finally Becomes Home

    With just over a week to move in, Lauren and David race through final construction meetings, juggling HVAC fixes, kitchen installs, and last-minute electrical hurdles. Favorite fixtures arrive, distinct bathroom designs come to life, and new furniture begins to fill the space. Despite late movers...

  • S1E1 Transforming Battlerun into a Dream Vacation Home

    A project for Lauren and Dave to restore a historic property for clients Ann and Chris focuses on creating a vacation home for family gatherings. The design blends fresh and vintage elements, featuring unique aesthetics like a herringbone pattern and vibrant decor. Clients actively participate in...

  • S1E4 A Lush Borneo Garden Where Tropical Plants Take Center Stage

    In this episode, Irene Chen visits a remarkable private garden in Borneo guided by owner Ong, where tropical plants thrive in layered abundance. As they walk through the garden, Ong shares practical insights on potting media, fertilizer use, propagation methods, and adapting care to shifting weat...

  • S1E7 Explore the Stunning Renovation of a Newfoundland Home

    This beautifully renovated Newfoundland home features a grand entrance with a camel bench and brutalist console. The living room is designed for comfort, while the dining room is perfect for gatherings. Unique art and drapery add warmth throughout. The office showcases a jewel-toned palette, and ...

  • S1E8 Inside a Secret Rooftop Garden Where Rainforest Meets Research

    High above the city, this episode uncovers one of Southeast Asia’s largest rooftop gardens—an ambitious landscape designed as both living rainforest and experimental growing space. Irene Chen tours the garden created by Dr. Francis Ung, where distinct plant zones coexist atop a lightweight soil s...

  • S1E8 Demolition Chaos as Ceilings Come Down and Plans Take Shape

    Demolition ramps up as Gavin and Nicole strip ceilings and walls back to expose the true condition of their Welsh smallholding. Damp issues and poor past work come to light, reinforcing the need for breathable materials and proper structural upgrades. As usable materials are salvaged and waste is...

  • S2E9 Insulating the Slab

    Foundation installation is complete, and slab preparation is in progress. Selected waterproofing products will enhance the warranty. Structural foam fill is used for insulation and support under the slab, which has varying thicknesses. An ejector pump is installed for the basement bathroom, and r...

  • S1E12 Six Months In: Progress, Storm Damage, and a Farmhouse Taking Shape

    Six months after leaving Southeast London, Gavin and Nicole look back on the progress made at their derelict Welsh farmhouse and across the surrounding 13.5 acres. Overgrown land has been cleared, major repairs tackled, and key decisions made to modernize the house without losing its character. S...

  • S1E10 A Myriad of Work