A very tight budget threatens to limit the creative genius of Keith and Evan as they tackle their first home renovations on a new block. Old, chipped paint inspires them to design a desert-modern home and turn a ’70s camper into a colorful art gallery.
The boys think they've caught a break with an all-wood home and a cottage.
Evan and Keith hit some road blocks on a house with hidden plumbing issues and another home with a fallen tree on its roof. Keith's mind spins in all directions as he transforms these problem properties into a peaceful haven and a boldly dark masterpiece.
Keith and Evan are counting every penny while they revamp a house with an outdated camper and the home next door to one of their favorite renovations. They'll need some ingenuity to bring their clean farmhouse and geometric schoolhouse designs to life.
Keith Bynum and Evan Thomas have unconventional plans for two decrepit houses. A fresh coat of black paint and a contemporary design brings the Mod House to life, while the Bohemian House becomes light and airy with the help of some peacock wallpaper.
Detroit is about to get a little weird! Keith and Evan have some incredible design ideas for their next two projects on the block, but it'll take a miracle to get these houses up and running. Beautiful architectural landmarks such as the Belle Isle Aquarium, the Guardian Building and even Detroit's Coney Island restaurants give Keith the inspiration for his Detroit Pride house, with gorgeous Motown and Motor City influences flowing through every room.
Keith and Evan hit the jackpot with their next two houses! The first is a classic Craftsman that Keith plans to transform with dark wood accents, and the second is a jazzed-up Cape Cod that might have the boys hanging up their shopping cart for good.
After an unexpected teardown sets their budget back, Keith and Evan refine their skills with a modern twist on a 1950s-inspired home and get funky with a big, bold, statement-making design. Then, Shea surprises the boys with some exciting news of her own.
Keith and Evan run into more stress than expected while renovating an old house into a peaceful zen bungalow. Then, the boys look to fix their budget woes by updating a duplex rental property and host the grand opening of their Nine Design storefront.
With the nightmare duplex sending Keith and Evan into a tailspin, the guys take on a new house to keep up momentum. Keith challenges himself with a minimalist design in the rundown bungalow while letting loose with pink decor in the Modern Dollhouse.
Cowboy hat in hand, Keith draws from his Texas roots to load up the Wild West house with cowhide, canyons and rustic wood galore. Then, a sagging floor in their French-inspired Vintage Circus home threatens to be more than even Keith and Evan can handle.
While scrambling to fix up the Vintage Circus house, Keith and Evan move down the block to create a Moroccan-inspired home with warm colors and intricate tile details. Then, Shea tasks the boys with their most-important project to date -- a new nursery!
Keith and Evan take on their most expensive project yet with a historical federal-style home and try to hold true to its all-American classical vibe; Evan worries that Keith’s idea for an all-black goth-inspired bungalow will scare buyers away.
Keith and Evan work to finish up a beautiful Federal-style house that could be the answer to their financial woes. Also, they pick up a stunning brick home with an awful smell, and Keith turns this nasty stench into a wildflower-filled garden paradise.
Keith and Evan take on a beautiful house in a traditional Detroit neighborhood that needs work from the framing up. Halfway through the renovation, however, they run into a major setback when the city places a demolition order on the house.
Keith and Evan have their hands full as they take on a decrepit house filled with auto parts and old tires. Inspired by the chaos, Keith decides to take the reno in a cozy direction with a rugged style to create an enviable, cabin-style home.
Keith and Evan transform two dilapidated Detroit houses right next door to each other. Taking cues from details in both homes, the duo turns one into a 1970s disco paradise and the other into a Zen temple fit for the most devout meditation enthusiast.
Keith and Evan tackle a decrepit 1920s house with plenty of original details and hidden charm inside. The vintage vibe inspires Keith to incorporate classic Detroit styles throughout the design, combining old and new to create a city-chic throwback home.
The boys take on a desolate house that Evan has gifted Keith for his birthday. Inspired by Evan's impressive background in physics, Keith seizes the opportunity to push the laws of nature and design to create a truly stunning and scientific dream home.
Keith and Evan take on a decrepit house from Detroit's past that they hope to turn into a shining beacon of the city's sustainable and renewable future. Using eco-conscious materials, their design includes cork, reclaimed wood and a few tech surprises.
Keith and Evan take on a desolate duplex and transform it into a single-family dream home. With classy details throughout, Keith sees this as the perfect opportunity to take inspiration from across the pond and create a chic, English countryside escape.
Keith and Evan buy a home littered with debris and branches and feel they may be landscaping indoors during demo. However, Keith finds a few treasures that inspire him to create a forest-chic design that incorporates the best that nature has to offer.
Keith and Evan purchase a dilapidated home and turn it into a neutral Nordic paradise. With setbacks that send the budget spiraling, the house turns into one of their most difficult but most beautiful homes yet, evoking the spirit of Scandinavian design.
Keith and Evan have a change of pace and tackle a renovation to create their own dream home in the heart of Detroit. With a few setbacks, the team dreams up a lofty plan all while renovating their other houses throughout the block.
Keith and Evan tackle a crumbling home to create a gorgeous Italian countryside oasis. They're looking to create an old country feel in their design, and so they enlist the expertise of good friends Dave and Jenny Marrs to bring the whole theme to life.