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.
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Steve Bailey to save the day! This week's episode features the lovely couple Chris and Rosa as they search for the perfect home. While Rosa is mainly concerned with cutting down her commute, Chris just wants to feel a connection to a property. Luckily for Steve, he's got his sister Helen, an interior designer and home stager, to help sway Chris - and it works!
New homeowners Juliette and John attempted to modernize their small kitchen but only managed to upgrade the counter and backsplash. Designer Samantha Pynn steps in to offer a practical eco-friendly solution - make the most of what they already have by using colour to integrate the existing elements. Then add a bit of texture to the walls, a cozy banquette, café tables and the result is a Scandinavian-inspired bistro - without having to start from scratch!
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 cooks blazing red grilled prawns at the Ang Thong seafood markets before visiting Pra Saat Hin, one of the most sacred ruins in eastern Thailand.
Sticky rice and sweet bananas in Koh Samui before traveling across the country to Khao Lak where Duncan ventures deep into the national parks and waterfalls.
Róisín, Peter and the crew come to the rescue of Latvian mum Maria at the small apartment she shares with young sons Armands and Lukas and her mum Gita.
At an end of terrace house in the Cork suburb of Ballyphehane, Róisín and Peter face a real challenge as they come to the rescue of Carmel and Konrad - a former Mr. Gay Cork.
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.
We visit beautiful Camps Bay, where our feature house enjoys magnificent views of Lions Head and the Atlantic Ocean.
In this episode we look at the Beverly Hills Peninsula, the British Motor Racing Festival, Elizabeth Koch, a Parisian style apartment in Shanghai, Las Vegas Clydesdales.
Ehrardt Nieuwoudt from Kim H Designs takes us on a tour of the iconic Sanctuary Mandela which he and his team have designed.
Melvyn's culinary journey culminates to a homecoming this week- Singapore. In this city where he grew up, Melvyn hopes to rediscover the history and culture through two very important groups of Singaporeans- the Peranakans and the Eurasians. They represent the multi-ethnic past and present of the nation.
Melvyn arrives in Cambodia this week. Melvyn is first invited to dine with a privileged family. In their mansion, Melvyn feasts on one of the most unusual things he's ever experienced - ant's eggs!
Wendy and Daniel are looking to downsize after their kids have moved out, but still want an elegant home. She's a physical therapist and she's a business analyst. They want something that can help them relax at the end of the day, with at least 4 bedrooms and away from the downtown core. Can Lou find them something that fits?
Nadine and Jacques are a young, unmarried couple (they also have a wiener dog named Sasha). They purchased an 1886 row house in Summerhill in 2005 and they love the old character of the house. Jacques grew up in Italy and Nadine in Montreal. They run their business out of their home. They like to entertain and find there isn't enough seating for all of their guests.
In this episode Duncan travels to Udon Thani at the great Lotus Lake, where he pulls fresh lotus flowers from the water to make yum dok mai and then travels to the city centre to eat one of Thailand's delicacies.
Donegal. Vast, unspoiled, largely empty. But not this house.
Róisín Murphy and the crew join Vivienne, Ger and their five young kids at their mid-terrace 3-bedroom house in Leixlip, County Kildare.
We visit a house in Clifton that is nestled into the mountain, while enjoying spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean.
In this episode we look at Chicago art, the reveal of the new Range Rover by Naomie Harris, Rolling Stones tour plane pop up.
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