8.2
53 votes
HGTV 2017
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Ben and Erin create a charming European-style home for a military couple.
The episode was rated 8.79 from 14 votes.
After living in Nashville for the last 15 years, this country music singer is looking to put down roots in small town Mississippi. She has set her budget and has provided Ben and Erin with a wish list that includes a historic home with a space for entertaining and a spa-like master bath. She's presented with two homes: a classic craftsman bungalow with a large but rough backyard and a large dated house with no kitchen. Ben and Erin deliver a stunning home that includes a manicured outdoor entertainment space and a luxury spa master bath.
The episode was rated 8.60 from 10 votes.
A couple who wants to settle in Laurel and never move again is looking for a home with a zen-style room for relaxation and a porch for entertaining. Ben and Erin set out to create a Mexican-inspired home that will check everything off their wish list.
The episode was rated 8.53 from 15 votes.
A Laurel, MS, native is ready to plant roots in the place her family has called home for generations. With her all-in budget of $100,000, Erin and Ben create a beautiful transformation that includes a quaint home office and a master bedroom and bathroom fit for a queen.
The episode was rated 8.50 from 36 votes.
The home Ben and Erin renovated for Actor Richard Jones and his wife, Nancy, to lease to local resident is destroyed by a tornado. Ben and Erin fix the damage and re-imagine the owners favorite colors and new backyard.
The episode was rated 8.50 from 18 votes.
A couple from Alabama is excited to settle down in a small town for the next phase of their lives. Ben and Erin help them choose a forever home and give it a historic renovation complete with a gorgeous master suite, custom kitchen and screened-in porch.
The episode was rated 8.38 from 32 votes.
After being away for 30 years, a woman dreams of retiring in the small town where she has fond memories of her childhood. With her all-in budget of $120,000, Erin designs an elegant, airy home while Ben creates some unique builds including a laundry chute and a custom screen door.
The episode was rated 8.37 from 35 votes.
Angie took a huge leap of faith when she quit her New York job to work as a producer on Home Town. After falling in love with Laurel, Mississippi, she's ready to make it her permanent address, and Ben and Erin help their boss find her dream home.
The episode was rated 8.35 from 26 votes.
Jay and Rhonda are professors interested in historic preservation, and now they're looking for an old home of their own. Erin and Ben revive a 1920s craftsman cottage that stays true to its character, including original woodwork.
The episode was rated 8.31 from 26 votes.
When she turned 18, a young woman inherited her family home that had been sitting abandoned for years. Now 21, she comes to Ben and Erin to see if the house can be saved with her $120,000 budget or if her money is better spent on another property.
The episode was rated 8.30 from 37 votes.
Ben’s baby brother Jesse and his wife Lauren are buying their first house, and the Napiers are there to guide them every step of the way. Using their love of eclectic style and bold colors, Ben and Erin create a fun-filled home ready for new memories.
The episode was rated from 24 votes.
A woman who has been renting for years is ready to buy a home, and her wish list includes a master bathroom with a big bathtub. Ben and Erin capitalize on the charm of the house and design a Nantucket-inspired kitchen and a stunning master suite.
The episode was rated from 35 votes.
Ben and Erin mix natural whimsy and Southern charm for a storybook home.
The episode was rated from 27 votes.
A man who has always moved around and loves to travel and meet new people is looking for a large home. Ben and Erin can't believe their luck when he gives them a limitless budget to design a gorgeous retreat with a Spanish-style kitchen and master suite.
The episode was rated from 32 votes.
A woman wants to downsize and move into town to be closer to friends and work; she hopes to find a small home with a maintenance-free yard, a master bathroom and space for her son; Ben and Erin give the house she chooses a colorful makeover.
The episode was rated from 38 votes.
Toy and Cory are moving their family of five inland from the Mississippi coast for Toy’s new job as school district superintendent. They call on Erin and Ben to help them find a large home with architectural details and plenty of space for their three kids. Their budget goes a long way as they consider a 5,000-square-foot brick beauty and a 3,600-square-foot home with a pond and gazebo. Along with a new kitchen and living room, a spa-like bathroom is high priority for these professionals to relax in after a busy day.
The episode was rated from 45 votes.
With their daughters leaving the nest, a couple must decide between renovating their high-maintenance home or moving into a clean slate. Ben and Erin aim to mark everything off their wish list and save Laurel's first family of hospitality's reputation.
The episode was rated from 23 votes.
A couple is ready for a different pace after living in the country for years, but still want a historic home that lets them hold onto the countryside with a spacious garden.
The episode was rated from 39 votes.
Erin and Ben Napier work with a couple moving home to open a men's store. The couple chooses a home, and Ben and Erin get to work transforming it to include an old English-style office and authentic art from the home's history.
The episode was rated from 34 votes.
Newlyweds are ready to move out of a parents' garage apartment and into their first home together. With an all-in budget, these two local artists hope to find a house with a master suite, large open kitchen and plenty of room for entertaining. Ben and Erin show them three unique homes with a variety of amenities hoping to help them make their decision. Once a home has been chosen, Ben and Erin design a luxury open-concept kitchen and deluxe master suite for it that leaves the happy couple speechless.
The episode was rated from 34 votes.Last updated: sep 18, 2022
I dont think home renovation shows can get more boring, plain and dull than this one right here. Also, those 2 dogs on the cover? Yeah, they don't exist. 6 episodes in, and that's 5 more than I really needed.
