7.0
36 votes
HGTV 2019
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A single mom's house lacks space for teenage hangouts and family baking sessions. Jonathan and Drew tackle the living room, dining room and kitchen to give the trio a home where all of their family and friends can hang out in comfort and style.
The episode was rated 8.87 from 15 votes.
Drew and Jonathan's brother JD bought a bachelor pad in a historic Las Vegas neighborhood eight years ago. Since then, he's met the love of his life and recently proposed to her. With the wedding just a few months away, JD and his fiancee Annalee want the outdated abode transformed into a dreamy newlywed home. Now it's up to the brothers to take on a full-scale renovation that leaves their sibling and future sister-in-law with the forever home of their dreams.
The episode was rated 8.73 from 22 votes.
A couple loves their 1950s home, but its dated layout prevents everyone from gathering in the same place. Drew and Jonathan revamp their floor plan and create a main living room, dining room and kitchen where they can make memories for 20 more years.
The episode was rated 8.69 from 13 votes.
Drew and Jonathan's long-time family friends Brian and Meghan bought a spacious Las Vegas home over 13 years ago. Brian loves nothing more than seeing his family enjoying down time together but the awkward layout and dated builder-basic spaces are standing in their way of true enjoyment. Drew and Jonathan step up to tackle the kitchen, living and family room to create a home the whole family will love.
The episode was rated 8.68 from 19 votes.
A couple's two daughters are the fourth generation to live in their home, but the cramped layout isn't functional for their modern family. Jonathan and Drew transform the house while preserving its history to ensure it works for generations to come.
The episode was rated 8.68 from 19 votes.
A couple has put their all into raising their two teen boys, but they have neglected to give their aging house the love it needed. Drew and Jonathan step in and overhaul the tired living room, kitchen and dining room.
The episode was rated 8.63 from 16 votes.
A couple realize their closed-off layout and underutilized space don't work for their growing family; they call on Drew and Jonathan to transform the main floor and balance their modern aesthetic with child-friendly function.
The episode was rated 8.60 from 10 votes.
A couple is raising their two girls in the same neighborhood where they grew up. However, their house is so worn-out that their kids are embarrassed. Jonathan and Drew update the kitchen, living room, dining area and basement, leaving them with a home in which they can all be proud.
The episode was rated 8.56 from 16 votes.
A couple has put their all into raising their two teen boys, but they have neglected to give their aging house the love it needed. Drew and Jonathan step in and overhaul the tired living room, kitchen and dining room.
The episode was rated 8.47 from 17 votes.
Since buying their Las Vegas house as newlyweds, a couple's charming home is bursting at the seams with the addition of two kids and a mother-in-law. The home's vintage character is part of its charm but the old-school layout simply no longer works. Jonathan and Drew are prepared to leave all the classic charm while completely transforming the kitchen, dining room, mudroom and all-new in-law suite.
The episode was rated 8.47 from 15 votes.
A couple's dream of being parents came true when they had their girls, but they've delayed moving to their new home because it needs a complete overhaul. Drew and Jonathan rework multiple spaces to create more flow and give the family cozy transformation.
The episode was rated from 11 votes.
This young family loves the idea of raising their kids in a forever home, but if they’re going to stay put they need solutions for their awkward layout. Drew and Jonathan overhaul the spaces to create a home that works for the chaos of family life.
The episode was rated from 23 votes.
A couple is raising their two girls in the same neighborhood where they grew up. However, their house is so worn-out that their kids are embarrassed. Jonathan and Drew update the kitchen, living room, dining area and basement, leaving them with a home in which they can all be proud.
The episode was rated from 21 votes.
A veteran, cancer survivor and mother of two looking for a fresh start purchased a home with warm, positive energy, but it is far from perfect. Drew and Jonathan help overhaul the space to transform the house into the balanced sanctuary of her dreams.
The episode was rated from 12 votes.
After living in the Las Vegas suburbs for years, a couple finally settled down in an older home with character closer to the city. While they love the square footage and the classic vibe, the home is in desperate need of an update. Jonathan and Drew Scott are on hand to tackle the kitchen, office, mudroom and master bathroom to help create a perfect home where they can live with their two teenage sons for the long haul.
The episode was rated from 26 votes.
Newlyweds Nora and Diego live with Diego's parents and grandmother in their single-level home in Richmond, Va.; the brothers help them expand a single-level home so they can better enjoy family time, before freshening up the house's curb appeal.
The episode was rated from 37 votes.
A couple jumped at the chance to adopt four children, but now their home isn't functional for a family of six. Drew and Jonathan overhaul the home to provide a solid foundation for the kids' new lives and a home that will grow with them for years to come.
The episode was rated from 16 votes.
Jonathan and Drew help a family of five create a space where they can gather in their suburban Las Vegas home.
The episode was rated from 29 votes.
A couple's two daughters are the fourth generation to live in their home, but the cramped layout isn't functional for their modern family. Jonathan and Drew transform the house while preserving its history to ensure it works for generations to come.
The episode was rated from 13 votes.
As newlyweds, a couple bought a large, six-bedroom house in Las Vegas with the dream of filling it up with a big family. Three children later, the home's awkward main floor layout leaves some rooms underutilized while others are worn out from overuse. Jonathan and Drew tackle the kitchen, living room, dining room and mudroom to give this family a forever home in which every inch works for the chaos of daily life.
The episode was rated from 21 votes.Last updated: sep 30, 2022
