Design Inc.

The team sets out to redesign a big bedroom in a Victorian house, increasing the amount of light with a bigger window and choosing antiques carefully to add some character.

Katie and her husband want to have a main bathroom where they can relax as well as an adjoining walk-in closet. Despite complications, they achieve the desired result using refined materials and a palette of creams.

A Mongolian tent structure called yurt was set up on the beach by Sean and his friends to spend summers there. Now the team needs to turn it into a livable space using refurbished furniture and a warm kitchen area.

Kara lives in a 1930s house with a cottage feel to it where she wants to redesign the attic to add modernity and storage space. The team will have to come up with an innovative idea to work in this difficult place.

Stephen has just bought a condo in Vancouver and wants to expose the concrete on the walls to give the place an industrial feel in which art and color can stand out. Will the team cater to his daring wishes?

Conservative Ingrid charges the design team with the tough mission of changing her living room, which hasn't been touched in 14 years. It's up to the designers to give this suburban home a serene, elegant touch.