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Sarah Beeny visits twenty households to experience their problem spaces for herself before installing cameras to monitor exactly how they use their homes. Having collated the data, she generates life-size floor plans that bring all her design, layout and decor ideas to life. She follows each build over the following months and revisits each household's amazing completed project to prove that if you re-think and re- design the space you already have, it is better to renovate not relocate.
Vicki and James need to turn the ground floor of a Victorian farmhouse into a working family home. Sarah Beeny generates a new life-size, floor plan with a new look for the entire ground floor.
Sarah helps Jenny and Paul who have a blended family with two grown-up children and a ten-year-old – and nobody can find their own space.
Sarah Beeny installs cameras, generates a life-size floor plan and re-styles the entire space to give Sophia and Rob a romantic retreat.
Sarah helps Chris and Edel who have a kitchen that works hard as an office and social space, while two other rooms are left totally unused.
Lisa and Sandro are knocking two apartments into one but don't know how to get the best outcome for their money. Sarah generates an unexpected solution.
Sarah puts right a London couple's dysfunctional, outdated and cramped spaces using her life-size floor plans.
Sarah helps Mel and Iwan who have a cramped kitchen and unused breakfast room that's ruining their enjoyment of their country cottage.
US born John botched the first renovation of his Putney flat and now wants to maximise the use of his patio.
Sarah helps Rosi and John who need a glamorous sea view retirement apartment to work for all their future needs.
Tracey and Nigel have a large family that their semi-detached house cannot handle at weekends and holidays. Sarah suggests a surprising layout solution.
Glenn and Cassie need to make a home in London's East End work for them and their new baby. Sarah creates a floor plan and new looks for four rooms.
Jo worked hard to buy her house, but the downstairs is not fit for purpose and the bedrooms lack style, so Sarah creates new floor plans and redesigns them.
Mahesh and Parvathy need to make two bedrooms work between four people, including a baby. So Sarah redesigns the lounge and nursery.
Alex and Michelle need to sort out a hallway of seven doors and create an outdoor family area. Sarah generates floor plans and redesigns their spaces.
Rohan has let 11 years of possessions gather round him and uses a tiny proportion of his flat. Sarah creates a new layout and look, and clever storage saves the day.
First-time renovators, Rachael and Carl have ambitious plans for their 1960's do-er upper. Sarah Beeny installs monitoring cameras, creates life-size floor plans, generates a new layout and styles their home.
Emma and James have two little boys and a ground floor layout of their home that is fracturing family life. Sarah creates a new floor plan with an eco-friendly look.
Hannah and Rob have returned to the UK from the US to start a family but the layout of their house needs a radical rethink. Sarah creates a new floor plan and over two floors.
Tasha is away with work so often, she lives in her two bed flat surrounded by unpacked boxes 18 months after moving in. Sarah generates a lifesize floor plan and redesigns her lounge and kitchen.
Judith and Sam have two small boys, a chaotic ground floor and a baby on the way who will need his own nursery. So Sarah Beeny creates family-friendly layout and design solutions.
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