No need to sacrifice style just because you have kids. Candice Olson transforms an uninspiring living/dining space and injects it with urban industrial modern appeal using the principles of indestructible design. Candice shares all the insider secrets of this design approach, which includes using resilient materials and forgiving fabrics to create a stylish, kid-friendly, contemporary space that can endure everything from crayons to muddy paws.
The best bedrooms exude a sense of comfort and intimacy. In this episode, Candice tackles a clumsy master bedroom and applies monochromatic design to turn it into a warm and enchanting haven. Candice's insider tips include adding interest and style to a monochromatic scheme by using multiple patterns and textures.
Black is timeless and elegant, but it can also be quite intimidating as a decorating tool. Candice demonstrates how to bravely use black in a design plan to inject sophistication and style into a bland and boring room. She shows how adding hints of black works to add excitement and a touch of formality to a space while enhancing and clarifying the other colours in the space.
It is not easy to mix modern and traditional design styles. The results are often messy and uncomfortable. Candice follows the design principle of mixing old and new to transform a couple's muddled, over-furnished, discordant space, and unify it into a refreshingly harmonious, timeless room.
Creating a space that evokes a unique and authentic cultural look requires a lot of planning. In this episode, Candice shares the secrets of cultural design to show a family of three lovely South Asian women how to transform their drab family room from dull golfer's den to a space with an exciting modern Masala vibe.
Perfect lighting is an essential part of good bathroom design, but one that is most often overlooked. Harsh overhead lights or too few bulbs can make most of us refuse to look in the mirror. In this episode, a tired master bathroom gets an intense lighting makeover and is transformed into a 21st century deluxe spa retreat.
Even small spaces can be big on style. Candice shares fresh new designer tips on using colour and storage to turn a dark, cramped galley kitchen into a gorgeous, functioning, modern space.
Going with the flow might seem like the path of least resistance ? that is until you bump up against a room that just does not connect with its neighbor. Follow Candice as she tackles a great room that extends from a previously renovated kitchen. The two rooms now clash and the homeowners do not know where to start. Using design that honours a room's function and style, Candice successfully establishes effective traffic patterns and shows how one space can flow into another with harmonious results.
When approaching a makeover for a guest room there are three things to keep in mind ? comfort, convenience and colour. But how do you apply those ideas to a windowless basement room that is currently a catchall for the family's storage needs? Candice shares her unique tips and techniques for turning a neglected space into a luxurious, welcoming oasis.
What was once a lovely condo dining room is now filled with filing boxes, printer wires and all the paraphernalia of a busy office. Unfortunately, this means that when the day is over, poor Phyllis has no space where she can relax, enjoy a lovely meal or entertain her friends. Applying the principle of double duty design, Candice saves the day by space planning for multi-purpose, multi-functional, everyday ergonomics ? in a teeny, tiny space! She creates a beautiful area that serves as a super efficient office by day and then transforms into an inviting, relaxing space by night.
When the element of rhythm is missing from a room, the result is a space that feels awkward and uninviting. Candice injects a warm, eclectic vibe into a couple's master bedroom using rhythm basics like color, shapes and patterns with spectacular results.
Without focus, a room lacks presence. Too much focus and it becomes disorienting. When the focus is wrong, that is all you notice. That is exactly the case for a young couple who turn to Candice to help them with their living/dining space. Overwhelmed by a beautiful new staircase, the space lacks focus. Candice dips into her designer tool bag to take this room from blank slate to bold space.
A young couple's awkward and uncomfortable living room is transformed into a glamorously elegant space when Candice uses basic design principles to restore its sense of balance and symmetry. In the process, Candice shares insider design tips such as how to discover a room's balance lines and traffic patterns as well as how to arrange furniture so every part of the room feels balanced.
Everyone knows that the party always migrates to the kitchen, no matter how small or ill designed that kitchen might be. That's why when it comes to a very special client -Candice's mom - she pulls out all the stops to create a space that is both wonderfully functional as well as skillfully social - a great place for friends and family to congregate. Follow Candice as she faces the challenges of turning an outdated, dysfunctional space into her mom's ultimate party kitchen.
Designing with color can be scary and many choose to avoid it altogether. Candice tackles a young couple's completely colorless, dull master bedroom while cleverly overcoming their fear of color. Using art, accessories and decorative details, Candice colourfully accents Carl and Catherine's bland space without overwhelming the couple's preferred neutral palette. Along the way Candice shares some colourful ideas with long-time friend and color expert, Jane Lockhart. As always, the result is a stunning transformation.
Flowers, bunnies and little trains may be classic children's room motifs but when it comes to a fast growing child, the results are far from timeless. Candice dips into her designer tool bag to create a room for Lora and Michael's little girl Lauren that has all the whimsy and playfulness a little girl needs, without surrendering to the ordinary. Candice and the team work hard to create a spectacular room that will foster Lauren's playfulness, interests and creativity, and grow with her for years to come.
A love of beautiful art doesn't always translate into beautiful design, especially when the art is quite colourful, and so are the walls behind it. This is the dilemma facing Candice as she attempts to turn a family's plain living /dining room into a playful, social space for an art loving family. Their indiscriminate love of bright colours in other parts of the home has done nothing to showcase their lively artworks. Candice shares all her design and lighting secrets on how to really make art work in your home.
Family rooms can be tough spaces to design, as they have to meet many needs for several people at different times of day. Candice and her team tackle a young family's dysfunctional basement den and using the Fundamentals of Family Room Design she transforms this dated, dull and dreary room into a beautiful, functional, contemporary space they will love for years to come.
When so much of contemporary home design is dedicated to meeting the needs of growing families, Candice finds it refreshing to tackle the challenge of designing a living room for a professional couple and their friends. Having recently moved from a small condo to a large, suburban home they find the blend of wrong furniture and dated surroundings is all wrong for the sophisticated mood they want to create. Candice settles on the principle of Floating Furniture Design to redesign the space and release the furnishings from the confines of the room's walls, transforming this power couple's gloomy space and giving it the ultimate 'shaken-not-stirred' sophistication.
Inspired by a family's love of the outdoors and their urban home's lakeside setting Candice uses a Natural Design approach to transform their walkout basement space. The real challenge is that the room must serve as a mudroom, family room and satellite kitchen to handle holiday overflow and summer barbeques. Choosing from a natural palette of colours and materials Candice shows how to make a functional space beautiful by simply going back to nature.
As modern life gets busier, dining is no longer a formal affair. But there's still nothing like the experience of enjoying exceptional food served in a gorgeous Special Occasion dining room. In this episode Candice takes on the challenge of making over a tired room in a couple's beautiful 130-year old home and turning it into a drop-dead gorgeous dining space. Candice uses all her most dramatic design techniques to up the room's glamour and drama and transforms it into an enchanting Special Occasion dining room.
There comes a time when every homeowner must eventually face a kitchen renovation. Some kitchens are in dire need of a complete overhaul, while others are salvageable. At first glance, Ilya and Pina's kitchen seems to be a lost cause, but to Candice's expert eye the kitchen just needs a thorough makeover that will revitalize the old and inject a lot of great new features, turning this tired space into the ultimate Kitchen Facelift.
Contrast is one of the essential principles of good design and it's the one Candice chooses to transform a young couple's dated and cavernous basement into a modern and functional entertainment space. Lacking both function and form the room is a far cry from the modern look Sandra and Bob crave. While playing with contrast, Candice shares all her designer secrets to achieve the ultimate modern room that's both warm and functional.
Modern style is often described as sleek and clean-lined, focusing first and foremost on function and avoiding excessive frills. That's what Kim and Rob dream of in place of their two drab and dated rooms. Candice uses all her modern design skills in a design makeover that gives viewers the inside scoop on how to create the perfect, luxurious, modern bathroom.
Urban loft living is about large spaces, high ceilings and wide expanses of windows set in an urban landscape. But decorating such a space is not easy and Gerald doesn't know how to warm up his open-space concept with the exposed cement flooring, and overhead mechanical ductwork. Candice shares all her designer secrets to turn one man's gloomy space into an elegant and inviting home.
For many urban homeowners the ideal kitchen is one that manages to completely hide away when not in use. No unsightly stove top grills, no small appliances crowding the counters, no fridge making its presence known in a bold stainless steel statement. That's the challenge facing Candice as she tackles a small, out-of-date, shocking pink kitchen for a couple who desire a seamless flow from the front of their beautiful little home right through to the back. In the biggest renovation of the season Candice creates a fabulous kitchen that is there only when it's needed, and the results are out of sight.
Candice faces down a couple so afraid of pattern and color that their beautiful new house is boringly monochromatic. She tackles their bedroom and transforms this banal, cold space into a romantic, colorful oasis by combining classic patterns in a modern mash-up. The result is an elegant and striking bedroom from which the couple won't want to stray.
A young couple is admittedly design-challenged, with no idea how to make the most of their converted factory loft. To complicate matters, the plumbing is exposed and disturbingly loud! Candice takes their non-functioning, open concept loft kitchen and transforms it into a chic urban industrial space that is perfect for two young professionals who love to entertain.
Candice rises to the challenge of bringing a one hundred year-old house into the 21st century. She takes a family's cramped living room and creates an elegant space that can accommodate a myriad of electronics, from televisions and stereos to gaming consoles - without losing the traditional character, warmth and charm of the original architecture.
A couple has very different ideas on how to deal with their formal den. A throwback to the 80s it sports horrendous flowery sofas and bright coral walls. Candice overhauls this unused, abandoned space and updates it into an inviting room for the entire family. By using classic design principles, Candice delivers a room that is timeless and welcoming.
Candice tackles a home office for a couple that needs to share a workspace, but definitely don't share each other's taste. She converts a chaotic room, filled with clutter and void of style, into a highly functional yet stylish office that comfortably accommodates both partners. As an added bonus, this sleek new space doubles as an after-hours retreat for this hard-working couple.
Kitchens are often the 'hub' of a household, so they need to be functional, versatile and inclusive. Candice is faced with a dysfunctional main floor layout and a cramped kitchen and that has a family of four falling over each other at mealtime. By reconfiguring the layout and choosing the right flooring, Candice unifies the space, creating a natural flow between adjoining rooms. By adding some much needed counter space and clever storage, Candice delivers this family's dream kitchen.
When a couple moves from a starter home, to their substantially larger dream home, they realize they sorely lack any clearly defined style. The new home is filled with mismatched furniture and is not a comfortable place to host family and friends. With a lot of ground to cover, Candice helps them stretch their design budget, and creates a living room that's flexible enough to work for large family events, but which still feels warm and intimate for two.
A master en suite needs to make a statement, and this couple has no idea where to start. With loads of dead space between the existing bedroom and bathroom, Candice needs to make sense of this calamitous layout. Taking her inspiration from the great outdoors, she sources natural materials like barn board, stone and quartz. The result is a stunning, elegant en suite that offers a beautiful blend of contemporary design with rustic, warm accents.
A Victorian home is charming and unique, but presents huge design challenges for Candice as she tackles a couple's cramped turret bedroom, which also serves as their office and media room. Dipping into her design tool kit, Candice transforms this unusual space into a dazzling multi-functional room that serves the present, while celebrating the past.
A growing family's basement has become a veritable dumping ground for junk, storage and hand-me-down furniture. Candice tackles this disaster zone and replaces it with a gorgeous family room that's not only stylish, but kid-friendly and will always meets this family's changing needs.
Candice designs the ultimate 'party parlor' for a couple that love to entertain - but with their first child on the way, she's is under the gun to get the job done. Without a moment to spare, Candice delivers a glam and glitzy area for entertaining their friends and family, yet also serve as a traditional living and dining room when they so desire.
With most of their kids in university, it's time for one couple to reclaim their basement and establish a versatile family room and 'sports lounge'. But one of the kids has special needs, so Candice must draw up a design that is also wheelchair accessible. She takes special consideration when designing the layout and selecting everything from flooring to furnishings. The final result is an exciting, sporty space that works for the entire family.
Relocating a couple's master bedroom to their attic becomes a challenge for Candice as she deals with sloped ceilings and non-existent closet space. Knowing the couple's love for travel, Candice aims to create a room that has the luxurious qualities of a boutique hotel - both beautiful and functional. With the help of her team Candice manages to take this room from painfully awkward to jaw-dropping gorgeous.
While creating the perfect basement bedroom for a growing teenager, Candice has to contend with a client reluctant to let go of her first born and a crew inadvertently exposed to the chickenpox. Candice’s sunny attitude is further tested when she must relinquish control to a graffiti artist who refuses to let her in on his artistic vision. Undeterred Candice concocts a teen dream space, where Calvin can study and hang out with his friends, all against the backdrop of cool original graffiti art.
When an urban-centric couple regrets their recent move to the suburbs, they hire Candice to inject some downtown sophistication into their bland suburban home. Faced with a 1980s kitschy, comfy family room complete with stucco ceilings and bad stenciling, Candice gets to work creating a contemporary chic lounge like setting. But will it be enough to convince this couple to stay in the ‘burbs, or will they hightail it back to the Big City?
Foot loose and fancy free, global adventurer Jean Francois took possession of his century old worker's cottage just a few months ago and wants Candice to transform his tiny 200 square foot living/dining room into a space as elegantly minimal and flexible as his lifestyle. But small spaces can generate big headaches when Jean Francois leaves on a vacation during the renovation and cannot be reached. Will Candice and her team be able to complete the job before he returns from his travels?
New parents Dana and Simon bought a house with real sentimental value – it was previously owned by her Grandmother! But nostalgia ain’t what it used to be and Candice is faced with a basement den that is so true to Grandma’s taste and style that it looks like a 70’s museum. Candice demonstrates extreme sensitivity and her deep intuitive skills in bringing this room into the present while keeping enough of the past alive to keep her clients happy.
Candice must answer to two masters when a husband wants an over the top classic French-style kitchen, and his wife’s vision is sleek and contemporary. Faced with a massive kitchen space, Candice must stretch the budget to accommodate a huge amount of cabinets, and a ton of counter space – both of which can eat up a budget in no time.
With four teenage children, Lesley and John don’t have a lot of privacy from their recently blended family. Candice moves the couple to the other side of the house, away from the hustle and bustle of teen life and creates a luxurious master ensuite and bedroom. But delays at customs compound construction challenges and threaten to put the kibosh on this lucky couple’s peaceful and beautiful retreat.
New parents Ana and Mario want to maintain their sophisticated, European lifestyle while being able to accommodate the very different demands of their two year old daughter. Candice has a challenge on her hands when sees that this couple’s new condo has great bones with its high ceilings and large floor to ceiling windows but also has some pretty outdated and expensive finishes and an ill conceived layout. Old World meets New in Candice’s design that creates a space that is elegant and contemporary for the adults while being practical enough for young Beatrice.
With two energetic teens, Kate and Sean want to maximize every inch of their home. Candice takes one look at their bland, dingy and unloved basement and sees a lodge-inspired family room where this outdoorsy couple and their kids can spend time with each other and entertain friends and family. But big spaces and big budgets provide pale shelter against the demands of construction and very picky clients.
George and John have a modest yet charming house that until a few months ago was the head quarters for John’s successful mascot company. Both want to capitalize on the space but that is where all agreement ends. Candice acts as designer and peacemaker when she transforms their unused living and dining room into a comfortable and welcoming space that both boys can love.
Maria and Karl’s 9 and 10 year old daughters have always shared a bedroom but as they approach their teen years, it’s time to give each of them their own space. Its doubletrouble for Candice when she has to make both rooms attractive and welcoming for these competitive sisters but one room is smaller and has little natural light. After much searching for the perfect design, Candice comes up with a novel and beautiful solution to keep both daughters happy.
Marianne and Mike have a beautiful 90 year old house but can’t figure out how to make their living room meet their 21st century needs without moving their furniture every time they want to watch TV or sit in front of the fire. Candice takes the best of this century home’s features which include a wonderful fireplace and unique crown moulding and marries them to new tech and functional furniture. The result is a unique and elegant combination that will work for many years to come.
Miranda is closing down her popular neighbourhood roti shop and moving production into her home kitchen. Her husband Herman wants his wife to have only the best, especially since she is plagued by constant back pain from standing on her feet all day. But money is tight when Candice updates their outdated “country style” kitchen, bringing in more storage, better surfaces and state of art appliances to accommodate both home cooking and a home based business. The finished kitchen is a wonder of ingenuity and colour, a place where Miranda and Herman’s West Indian friends can kick back and relax, and where Miranda can grow her home based business.
Unlike most homeowners whose dining room remains unused and unloved, Nadia and Paul eat every meal in this room despite the fact they find the chairs uncomfortable and the room cold and unwelcoming. Candice transforms this Spartan and utilitarian space by building on the room’s great features which include a fireplace and bay window and creates a majestic plush room that is perfect for family and friends alike.
Candice's restorative skills are put to the test as she brings emergency room Doctor Nick's flooded basement back to life. Candice and her team breathe new life into Nick's cellar creating an open concept, multi-functional finished space that's perfect for both entertaining and hosting out of town friends and family. But the project gets tricky when Candice and crew have to work around the good Doctor's incredibly erratic schedule.
Lisa and Alon's desire to decorate their large living room/dining room hits a dead end when they can't decide on anything other than beige furniture and beige walls. Candice promises to inject excitement and style into their home but her plan almost goes south when constant phone calls, texts and emails distract her from focusing on the task at hand. But is her decision to go cold turkey on her cell phone addiction part of the solution or part of the problem ? especially when she needs to find a contractor for a last minute job?
With its fluorescent lighting and dropped ceiling, Tania and Vinicius' large basement feels more like a commercial space than a residential one. Candice and her team go to work turning this cold, featureless room into a cozy, nature-inspired retreat that will allow this couple and their two young children to play, relax, work, and even sleep. But Roger's desire to shoot a behind-the-scenes video for his folks threatens to derail the project when his directorial debut interferes with construction.
Genny and Steve's master bedroom has remained untouched for twelve years, and they're wedded to their out-dated waterbed, which completely dominates the space. Candice's must bring this 1970's throwback into the 21st century - but as work begins, things become challenging when record-breaking temperatures take their toll on the team, and they're stuck with air conditioning that only works intermittently.
New Dad, Brixton, wants to keep an eye on his young son while he cooks, so Candice plans to create an open concept main floor for this heritage townhouse. This complex and expensive project rapidly becomes more stressful when Aldo finds substantial structural problems in the walls, and deadlines are jeopardized when Brixton's domineering mom intervenes in the design process.
Tech gurus, Paula and Philip, want Candice to gut their ordinary, old bathroom and redesign it, complete with state of the art technology. Candice scours the city looking for impressive products, fixtures and items that will satisfy their techy appetite for the newest and coolest. During the project, the team begins to suspect that Candice may need reading glasses, and struggle to find a way to tactfully let her know. But with Candice in complete denial, booking an eye exam is easier said than done.
Sonya and Peter love everything about their house, except the family room that's dominated by a large off-centre fireplace. They want it gone, but Candice sells them on her vision of making the room work with a design that will accommodate all of their wishes. As the project ramps up, Candice's National Volleyball Team past catches up with her when Sonya's daughter asks for coaching help for her playoffs at school.
Caryl and Jeff are young parents of a two year-old and a newborn, who need to create a pretty girlie room that the kids will share as they grow up. Working within the constraints of an ultralow budget, Candice challenges the members of her team to a competition to make all the elements in the room. The winner will be crowned MVP, earning a day off, plus bragging rights! Tension heats up as Roger, Rudy, Andrew and Katelyn try to snatch victory from each other's hands.
Candice loves designing kitchens, but with Vicky and Joey's project she gets more than she bargained for when Joey's 85 year-old mother comes to stay. A charming octogenarian, Alice proves to be a bit of a distraction for the team, getting them into all kinds of trouble. Will Candice be able to rein in the rambunctious Alice so she can get the kitchen finished on time and on budget?
Candice is called in to rework Anita and Jeff's family room that features natural oak and lots of it: everything from built-in bookcases to wainscoting to window shutters. Candice gently persuades the couple to keep the wood, but paint it. Once it's been painted though, there is no going back. While Candice is challenged with trying to deliver the perfect space, Roger's new passion for karate has led him away from the renovation and into the gym.
Candice is thrilled to redesign Kim and Peter's master bedroom, the only untouched room in a stunning ranch house that is a sought-after location for film and commercial shoots. As Candice and the team begin to transform a boring beige room into a tranquil and luxurious space, they learn that the homeowners have received a lucrative offer from a movie location scout. Will Candice and company get the job done faster than anticipated so the owners can rent their house out and take advantage of this great opportunity?
To say that Alice and Bob are bookish is an understatement. Candice finds their downtown townhouse den filled to the brim with sagging bookcases and much loved well-worn furniture. All those books create a mighty headache as she and her team create an elegant library with built-in cabinetry, lovely new furnishings and an updated fireplace. When her clients decide to extend the hardwood flooring throughout the second floor, Candice and the team walk into a literary nightmare as the sheer volume of books that they must move, store, and organize overwhelms them.
Martin, a competitive trampolinist, trains all day and has little time to deal with organizing and decorating his condo. Candice finds his bachelor pad so overwhelmed with oversized leather furniture, souvenirs from his travels and giant stereo equipment that she can barely figure out how to squeeze her team into the space. A former athlete herself, she delights in creating a restful and sophisticated space where Martin can restore, relax and revitalize before his next tournament.
First time homeowners Ansely and Ryan ask Candice to transform their bland, unfurnished, tiny living and dining room into a glamorous space, where they can entertain guests for their upcoming wedding. Can Candice survive the reno when her right hand man is called home for an emergency?
Candice and the team are starting from scratch as they transform Kelly and Jim’s completely unfinished basement into a multi-purpose living space for this musical family. When finished, the basement will feature a music zone full of instruments, a lounge/games area and even a gym. But Candice and her team face numerous obstacles. Luckily someone unexpected comes to the team’s rescue more than once.
Candice reinvents the rule book when she takes Laura and Mitchell’s standard living and dining room and creates two flexible spaces for these artistic young parents to relax and create in. Can Candice and her team juggle babies, three cats, and a new mom’s erratic lifestyle and still keep this project on track?
Frustrated with their endless renovations, Cynthia and Jon have just one room left to do: a massive kitchen that is stuck firmly in the last century. Candice guts and redesigns this kitchen, but additional last minute requests from the homeowners tests the patience of her crew and poses the question: who knows Candice best?
Candice tackles a basement home office for Roslyn and her husband David whose attempt at a DIY reno has been, well, less than stellar. Candice plans to remake the space into a sleek office area for David and a comfortable, relaxing TV lounge area for the couple and their friends. But will Roslyn’s mouth-watering home cooking distract the team and derail the project?
Candice throws her heart and soul into a basement family room makeover for recently widowed Rebecca and her three children. With the kids now approaching their teens, Rebecca wants a space where the family can retreat to but also where her kids will want to hang out with their friends. Candice designs a fluid and comfortable space and Roger adds a unique touch when he enlists Andrew’s help and does something special for the family.
Candice gets ambitious when she hears of Zita and Aras’ desire to update their kitchen. She decides to remove two walls to take full advantage of a large window that looks out onto their backyard and the ravine beyond. But once the walls come down, Candice realizes that the dining room won’t measure up to the look of the newly designed kitchen. And Candice goes on the charm offensive when construction disrupts the neighbourhood.
Mary Grace and Manesh’s living room is literally a blank slate: since moving into their new home a year and a half ago, they have left it completely empty. Candice’s challenge will be to create a room that meets Mary Grace’s desire for sparkle yet remains masculine enough that Manesh will feel comfortable basking in front of his big screen TV. And with Candice’s birthday coming up, Roger and Andrew have fun planning a surprise for her.
With two infant children, Sue and Shouvik need their large bedroom to be a relaxing retreat – a prospect which thrills Candice because she loves nothing more than luxury. The bedroom gets a hotel makeover, complete with creating an open concept walk -in closet and dressing room. Will Candice get more than she bargained for when “Rocco’ the clown shows up on site?
When Candice takes on Nadia and Daniel’s open concept living room and dining room transforming it into an elegant space with generous seating for entertaining and relaxing, she agrees to meet their tight deadline. But, at the last minute, the homeowners tell Candice that they need the room ready a week earlier, putting extra pressure on the team. Roger’s decision to take up cycling threatens to derail the project.
Long-time team member master painter Bernie enlists Candice's help in overhauling his outdated and seldom used master ensuite. Candice's excitement about redoing the bathroom grows and she persuades the team to surprise Bernie by also redoing his master bedroom. But the team's ability to keep this secret is at risk when Bernie's father-in-law Brian stumbles onto the surprise. Candice keeps her fingers crossed that he won't inadvertently give anything away!
Candice comes to Michele’s rescue when, after many delays and budget issues in the renovation of her newly purchased historic home, she takes her master bedroom from a blank canvas to a boho boudoir. Using Michele’s Paris flea market style as inspiration, Candice draws upon the heritage details of the century home and adds some classic modern updates. Terry pitches in for his interior design class by interning with Candice. But will his inexperience plus his naiveté lead to problems?
Candice takes on Sandy and Sean’s mammoth basement, redesigning the space from floor to ceiling. Andrew and Roger debate whose job is the most challenging which prompts Candice to have them walk a mile in each other’s shoes. As the room gets transformed, will they learn to appreciate each other or will their competitive natures take over?
