In this episode we look at the Peninsula Chicago, changes in the Chinese travel industry, Shang Xia in Shanghai, fashion innovation in the middle east, Jaguars new 16MY XJ in Mumbai and the balloon festival.
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Alan & Amber are ready to buy the property of their dreams, and broker Jasmine Xuereb is ready to help!
Phil and Aubree, a newly wed couple, are in the market to purchase a dream home in Castlemore.
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.
Madeleine is 10. She is a smart, active girl who enjoys playing soccer, beading, reading and playing with her friends. She rejects girly norms, the colour pink and all things frilly. She is an active member of her school's eco club. Her bedroom is the old master bedroom of the house and it needs updating. They haven't touched it since she was 2 years old when her Mom painted some murals on the walls.
Duncan begins his journey south along the fishing village coast of Chumphon, to see where some of Thailand's favourite dried seafood's are produced.
In Laytown, County Meath, Róisín and the team come to the rescue of avid upcyclers, Trudie, Dan and their sons Ciarán and Connor.
Emily and Dave grew up a few doors from each other on the same street in the Curragh of Kildare they still live on the same street, but the home they share with their six kids is so filled with clutter, they barely have space to move.
Huw grows native citrus fruits and collects industrial objects. Could ex-flight attendant Marianne or art lover Julie create a delicious dish to win his heart?
Visiting the vibrant Bo-kaap. Known for its historic architecture, spectacular views, and strong sense of community, it's a neighborhood that gives you all the feels.
In this episode we cover the Las Vegas popup in Times Square, a look at Monaco, the 45 years of the Land Rover and the Red Bull Jump and Freeze.
In this episode we look at Hilton and IBM's robot project, Skulls island.
Ehrardt Nieuwoudt from Kim H Designs takes us on a tour of the iconic Sanctuary Mandela which he and his team have designed.
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.
Ashley and Ali are ready to take their relationship and living situation to the next level. The young entrepreneurs are prepared to move into a house, but the one thing they can't agree on is where to live. Ashley wants an estate home outside the city that has an outdoor pool and beautifully manicured gardens. Ali, on the other hand, insists on being close to his downtown office and walking distance from restaurants and shops.
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.
In Ballyfermot in West Dublin, Róisín, Peter and the crew come to the rescue of deli worker, Linda, whose home is so cluttered she and her two sons can barely get around, and she never invites guests in.
In Dublin's East Wall, Róisín, Peter and the crew are about to attempt their biggest home rescue to date.
We're visiting a magnificent property on the southern slopes of Table Mountain.
In this episode we look at the Peninsula Chicago, changes in the Chinese travel industry, Shang Xia in Shanghai, fashion innovation in the middle east, Jaguars new 16MY XJ in Mumbai and the balloon festival.
In tihs episode we look at the Dragon Well tea, Jetman vs Jaguar, designer Guo Pei, running with Emelie Forsberg, the Thyssen Museum's Edward Munch exhibit and songwriter Florrie.
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