Room Crashers Season 1

A disjointed great room is unified with a fireplace overhaul, Moroccan-inspired design, and a flowing floor plan.

A messy master bedroom becomes an indoor/outdoor bedroom retreat.

A cold and dark paneled family room is transformed and updated with a new ceiling, new floor, and bright colors. Sheldon and Jolene are brand new homeowners.

A mix and match recording studio in the basement is completely transformed into a high-end professional studio.

A blank, divided room is opened up and given new life with the addition of faux beams, a custom barn door, limestone fireplace tiles, hardwood floors, and a painted television frame.

A dark underused garage gets transformed into a mid century modern lounge.

Married architects with a small child have been living without a working kitchen for over two years. Down to the studs they were doing dishes in the bathtub and bathroom sinks.

A 1930s home with great bones and no style had a dining room under construction and a mish mash of a living room because the owner had no defined style.

A backyard with cracked concrete and minimal greenery gets a complete overhaul and becomes a new room the whole family can enjoy.

A dark and cluttered basement is transformed from dingy man cave to contemporary couples retreat with the addition of light, texture and pops of color.

An unfinished room in an Oakland hills home was just being used for storage. Now it's a master bedroom suite and art loft.

A cold recreation room that's meant for the kids to play in and to double as a guest room just isn't cutting it for this young family!

An unused room is converted into a separate home office with French country flair.