Custom Built

With a new baby on the scene and another on the way, Stephanie and Eric realize now is the time to turn their primary bedroom into a primary escape.[HGTV]

David and Laura’s home life revolves around cooking and entertaining in their kitchen. But with no counter space or room for their worldly wine collection, they must renovate their kitchen so they can host dinner parties[HGTV]

Michele and Tyrone tried to turn their family room into an open concept space, but ended up with a messy playroom instead.[HGTV]

Tim and Terri Anne just bought their dream home and want a unique mudroom space where their kids can get ready for school. They want it to be functional but personal, so Paul creates a space that reflects their loves.[HGTV]

David and Andrea spent two years renovating their entire home, but left their primary bedroom until last. And with two active young boys, the couple needs their own personal bathroom.[HGTV]

Brian and Allison have always dreamed of owning a cottage, so they decide to recreate that cottage feel in their home. Paul transforms their great room into a warm inviting space with a central stone fireplace.[HGTV]

An adventurous couple with a love of travelling, Méline and Greg want to turn their spare room into an escape within their home. They give Paul carte blanche with their space, and he creates a Caribbean oasis.[HGTV]

Jeremy and Tabitha want their cluttered family room to reflect their love of the West Coast and be neat and orderly. Paul turns their cramped room into a well-organized space with sliding screens and tons of storage.[HGTV]

Foster parents Geoff and Heidi need a multidimensional room that can serve as a family entertainment room for their three children, but can also transform into a bedroom so they can accommodate temporary foster kids.[HGTV]

Jeff and Allyson live in a large heritage home, but with only one poorly organized bathroom with a tired ‘60s look, they need to renovate it to match the aesthetic of the rest of the house.[HGTV]

Single mom of three Terri has been saving up for 20 years to renovate her kitchen, and the time has finally come to take the plunge. Paul remodels the layout and creates Terri’s dream kitchen.[HGTV]

Shasta and Ian desperately want to update their kitchen to bring it inline with their eclectic interests. Shasta wants it to be a Zen space where she is inspired to cook, and Ian wants elements of a hunting cabin.[HGTV]

Chris and Irma have a dated and poorly functioning bathroom that they want to enlarge and re-style in a Parisian flair. Paul blings out their bathroom with Roman-style columns, a chandelier and heated floors and more.[HGTV]

Nancy has an empty space connected to her bedroom that she wants to turn into a private retreat where she can read, reflect or even dance whenever she feels inspired.[HGTV]

Brian and Alison want an updated kitchen where they can entertain their large family, but they don’t know where to start. Paul completely revamps their kitchen’s dreadful layout by building a massive central island.[HGTV]

Tiffany and Wayne have a cramped, cluttered kitchen that also functions as their young daughter’s art station, which leaves minimal space to make a big family meal.[HGTV]

Steven and Joanna have a very unusual request for their dark, dank basement: they want one half to be a sports themed man cave, and the other half to be a family room with a surf theme. Paul rises to the challenge.[HGTV]

Anthony and Maria have a dark, dated basement that’s a blast from the past. This couple throws large family parties and they want an inviting space for entertaining and relaxing with their kids.[HGTV]

Warren and Mary Ann have a family full of performers and a basement that’s not worthy of an encore. Paul and his team turn the dark basement into a home theatre and performance space with a state-of-the-art sound system.[HGTV]

Helen and her daughter Leelah would like to cook together in their kitchen but unfortunately it’s a room built for one. Paul orders up a radical transformation and expands the kitchen.[HGTV]

Kevin and Kristen recently left the city for the suburbs and moved into a dated bungalow that they want to feel like an urban loft. Paul loves the idea and completely opens up the space.[HGTV]

Mike and Anna have a basement office that’s cluttered and doesn’t have a purpose. They’d like the room to be turned into a dual office and wine cellar to house their growing collection.[HGTV]

John wants a one-of-a-kind living room that feels like a high-end boutique hotel where he can watch movies and relax with friends. Paul creates a sleek living room with a gorgeous backlit marble wall and more.[HGTV]

Michael and Aran’s two boys have outgrown their playroom so they’ve decided to turn the empty room into a grown-up retreat for themselves.[HGTV]

A couple wants to update their bathroom.