Longtime homeowners Carolyn and Derek have a wonderfully unconventional style - funky, colourful and a bit playful - but it never reached their home's top floor. The angled walls and large space are a challenge, but designer Samantha Pynn uses natural textures and bold colours to create a fun, eclectic family room. And in the process, she makes the space more energy efficient.
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Lori and Jason bought a beautiful old house about 3 years ago and renovated the entire place, except for an awkward old kitchen space that's attached to their son Atticus's room. They had no idea what to do with the space or even where to start. They use it as occasional storage but always keep the door closed because it's such an awful room.
Duncan falls in love with the quiet village forest settings of Surat Thani where he cooks for the monks in the local monastery before visiting the stunning river markets.
Róisín Murphy and the crew join Bridget and Jack at their home in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary - a former B&B that's so crammed with clutter, there's barely room for the owners, let alone any guests!
Róisín and the Desperate Houses crew join Wendy, Daniel and their two kids Jun-Li and Mae-Li at their modest two bed house in Portlaoise, Co. Laois.
We look at a Victorian classic that has an eye on the future of design and architecture.
In this episode we cover the Eurostar, the Volvo Ocean Race in New Zealand, Geneva Motorshow, Niki de Saint Phalel and concept cars.
In this episode we cover the Peninsula artists, Volvo Ocean Race, 100 years of the Coca-Cola bottle, London beach vollyball, Guggenheim museum in Bilbao, Idris Elba and the Jaguar XE road trip.
Bronnie started drumming in her fifties. It's a tough choice to make when both of her dates reveal they love music as much as her.
Angelique and Tina meet in the romantic studio kitchen to win the heart of vineyard worker David. Who will leave as the best of friends?
These two business owners Joseph and Heather work hard and want to play hard! They're looking for a place to entertain guests, and Daryl's got some amazing homes to show them.
Janelle and Manuel are young professionals looking for more space. With one child tagging along on the tour already, they need a place for their growing family. They might need to do some renovations, but they want everything to be perfect.
Claudia and Justin are professional foodies - he's a chef and she's a food stylist. So it's no surprise that their urban loft space has a beautifully designed modern kitchen. Only problem is, the rest of the space doesn't measure up: it's a mishmash of Danish modern with other inherited and found pieces.
This week, Melvyn finds himself in South Korea. He experiences two distinctly different cultures and cuisines of the country- that of the royalties and the monks. He meets royal food expert to learn about the imperial traditions and cuisines, which had influenced so much of Korea. Then Melvyn goes zen with a famous Korean monk.
Melvyn experiences the contrasts in multicultural Malaysia where he meets up with two very different families: Malaysian royalty who live in an upscale suburb in a sprawling bungalow and a family belonging to the Mah Meri tribe, a once nomadic indigenous people who still live off the land.
A young trendy couple wants to start a family in Toronto but they need some help from these top million dollar agents. Jin is a natural daredevil & has always wanted to skydive with her clients. In Oakville, Jin practices at iFly that is an indoor skydiving facility. Jin's client lives a very active & busy lifestyle so they require somewhere with low maintenance but still has enough space for a big family. Inez takes Jin to her hair stylist Anastasia for some business & pleasure.
With the help of a Bangkok real estate expert, Max Gloeckner, Mike is confident he can deliver just what Mae is looking for. This episode features the last two of four properties, as well as the reveal of which house the client decides to purchase.
Longtime homeowners Carolyn and Derek have a wonderfully unconventional style - funky, colourful and a bit playful - but it never reached their home's top floor. The angled walls and large space are a challenge, but designer Samantha Pynn uses natural textures and bold colours to create a fun, eclectic family room. And in the process, she makes the space more energy efficient.
Alexis and Adam are in lifestyle shock: the arrival their son Hudson has meant that this formerly 'out and about' couple is now decidedly housebound but their 1980s kitchen just isn't happening anymore. It's neither practical nor beautiful so designer Samantha Pynn gives it an eco-friendly and stylish makeover.
Duncan presents Fresh local Oysters on the bow of a boat in Crystal blue waters, visits a small communal island, and lends a hand at one of Krabi's leading cooking schools.
The last decade has been difficult for Monica, who lost both her husband Dick and her son Richie to cancer in that time
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