Two couples take the brave step of handing over their front door keys to amateur designers in exchange for a massive makeover. Yvonne and Dan Lavery are stuck in a time warp. After buying Yvonne's parents' home, they're now struggling to put their own stamp on it for fear of upsetting her parents, especially her dad. Meanwhile, the Pitwells have come up with a novel way of combining their clashing tastes - splitting rooms down the middle. Overseeing proceedings, is straight-talking interior designer Celia Sawyer who won't be holding back when offering her opinions to the budding designers.
Two couples take the brave step of handing over their front door keys to amateur designers in exchange for a massive makeover. Sarah Marshall's habit of picking wallpaper off the dining room walls has left both her husband and their house in a state. Steve Bailey's perfectionist streak means he can never finish jobs and wife June has never lived in a finished house.
Two families take the brave step of handing over their front door keys to amateur designers in exchange for a massive makeover. The Ahmed family face a stalemate as three generations living under one roof simply can't agree on how to decorate. Meanwhile, Nev and Traci Powers are paralysed by the prospect of modernising Traci's mum's home, which has been in the family for 56 years.
Two couples take the brave step of handing over their front door keys to amateur designers in exchange for a massive makeover. The Geoghegan family faces a style stalemate as daddy of the house John craves a cream decor while wife Rachel yearns for colour. Meanwhile Brian and Eileen Ridley are paralysed by the prospect of turning his large masculine chapel into a more feminine home that suits them both.
The Parker family calls in help as self-confessed 'Captain Sensible' Russ gives in to his creative wife Jo's long-held dream of a room with a view. Meanwhile teachers Zaheed and Ceri Mohammed Turner are daunted by the prospect of turning a flat into a place that is suitable for a young couple.
The Daley family are too embarrassed to invite people around to their home as it is run-down, and it is affecting their 15-year-old daughter Jess. Meanwhile Harjit Gill and Ian Machin are caught in a culture clash between her Indian-inspired colour tastes and his desire to take inspiration from the strip of his beloved football team.