Simon and his team travel to the picturesque Wye Valley to help George and Al transform their battered old family campervan into a unique B&B.
Simon and the team are in Herefordshire to meet new parents Cheryl and Bill and help get their chalet on a hill from flat-pack to Scandi chic.
Simon and his team meet Tom and Jen in Wiltshire, enlisting an army of friends and family to help turn an old family caravan from drab to fab.
Simon and the team are in Bradford-on-Avon to help single mother Fiona transform her 110-year-old narrowboat in to a thriving short rental business.
Simon and his team are in the stunning Somerset levels, working with Vicki and Bryan to transform a geodome into a unique B&B.
Simon and the team are in the dramatic Black Mountains of Wales with Alex and Laura to help a tiny house on wheels reach full potential.
Simon and the team meet semi-retired couple Becky and David to help them convert their drab old yurt into an a colourful and inviting bijou B&B.
Simon and his team meet Mel and Tom, who live in the oldest house in their North Somerset village of Wrington. They want to turn their attic into a B&B with a writer's retreat theme.
Simon and his team travel to rural Oxfordshire to meet Asiyla and her family and help transform an old sailing boat into unique glamping accommodation.
Simon and his team meet Tammy and Colin in the Cotswolds to help revamp their horsebox for renting out to festival-goers.
Simon and the team travel to Wiltshire to meet Anthony and Bianca, who have grand plans to turn the shed at the bottom of their garden into a unique B&B.
Simon and his team travel to Devon to meet Lucy and Rob, who are setting up their perfect B&B overlooking the Teign Valley in a 70s Californian Airstream.
Simon and his team are in the Blackdown Hills to help Clare turn her 1960s trailer into funky, festival-themed accommodation.
Simon and team travel to the Forest of Dean to help Jon and Michelle turn their old horse cart into a cosy and comfortable sanctuary.
Simon and the team travel to Hampshire to meet Kerie and Dave, who want to transform an abandoned shepherds hut and pigsty into a unique B&B.
Situated in a water meadow in north Dorset, rare breed farmers Liam and Hannah's 1930s shepherd's hut was bought for just £5 almost 40 years ago, but it's seen better days. Simon and the team help them to restore the rare hut and turn this originally humble dwelling into the perfect getaway.
Simon and the team go to Devon where camp site owner Faith wants to create a unique property using an invention of her late father's. Faith wants the B&B's rooms to have a celestial theme, and Simon and the team create some bespoke furnishing. Carpenter Ian Tsang creates a headboard based on the lunar cycle, designers Zoe Hewett and Sophie Dunn have some earth-based inspiration, and Simon creates a kitchen that mirrors the dome shape of the property.
When 17-year-old Ruben told his parents, Helen and Tim, that he wanted to build a mud hut in their Oxfordshire garden as his A-level project, they had no idea how much work they would all have to put into it. Now they have run out of steam and have called in Simon and his team to help them carry on the project and turn Ruben's traditional cob hut into a source of income to finance his gap year travels.
The tiny two-floored building may look like a turret on the outside, but on the inside it's a bland office and storage space that couldn't be less regal. Simon enlists top carpenter Ian Tsang to create a panelled room that can be the backdrop for Simon's incredible upcycled medieval headboard, while designers Verity Coleman and Sophie Dunn create some very heraldic window dressings and reflect on ways of adding a slice of bling using gold leaf.
In Monmouthshire, on the Bristol Channel, a 100-year-old lighthouse is the venue for Simon and his team's latest project. After running it as a B&B business for many years, Danielle and Frank have decided they now want their home back but don't want to give up the hospitality business completely. They want Simon's help to convert a disused building that formerly housed a floatation tank room, but on inspection, Simon deems it structurally unsound.
Simon and team go to Epsom Downs in Surrey to help turn a bow-top caravan into a romantic B&B that will be the focal point of Lynn and Mick's wedding business. Lynn has always wanted a bow-top caravan as she is the granddaughter of circus performers and believes it is in her blood. However, after buying one eight years ago, the restoration project failed to get off the ground - until now.
In this episode, Simon and his team visit Toby and his daughter Islay in Pembrokeshire, where Toby has already created some unusual spaces on his campsite, but needs help on his latest big idea of turning a sonar hull from a warship into a land-locked submarine.
In this episode, Simon and his team head to Taunton, in Somerset, on an enchanted journey to meet David, Sue and daughter Katie, a family obsessed with fairies and all things magical. They are looking to create an out-of-this-world B&B in a treehouse built in their back garden that will enable teacher Katie to spend time at home with her children.
Will's family have been farming their land in Lincolnshire for generations. However, in order to generate some extra income, Will calls Simon to help create a unique agricultural-themed B&B - he wants to turn an old combine harvester into a quirky getaway that will appeal both to farm fans and those who like get away to somewhere out of the ordinary.
In 2017, Nigel and Maria inherited a 400-year-old farm near Cullompton, in Devon, and want to give up their day jobs to spend as much time as they can on the farm with their family. They have asked Simon and his team to help the convert a 1970s showman's caravan into a one-of-a-kind place for people to come and stay.
Simon is in Shropshire to help vintage vehicle-loving Bethan and John turn a 1940s railway goods carriage into a unique B&B located in their back garden. Their love of things from the past is music to the ears of designers Verity Coleman and Sophie Dunn, who get creative with Bethan and John's treasure trove of vintage pieces. Sophie upcycles a metal cabinet for the bathroom, and Verity gets creative with Bethan and John's daughter, Seren, who has her own collection of pottery pieces found on the site. Top carpenter Ian Tsang gets to grips with another vintage vehicle and creates a full bathroom inside an old animal box. Simon upcycles the floor into an outdoor kitchen, complete with upcycled taps and sink.
Simon and his team are in Devon to help create a unique B&B that's not just for people. After finally achieving their dream of buying a small holding and stables, Michele and Tobin realised that the tired summerhouse on the property could offer lodgings for people, whilst the stables meant they could also bring their horses – or even alpacas.
In Monmouthshire in south Wales, Simon and his team are seeing double when they take on a 1980s bus conversion. Stacey, or ‘Stig' to her friends, is a volunteer at the local tip recycling centre and gained her nickname due to her love of upcycling things other people had thrown away. When she came across a bus for sale, she knew it was the perfect vehicle to create a mobile B&B that she could take to festivals and campsites to rent out. But for Stig, it's not just about creating a source of income; she wants to show others that her autism is no barrier to her creativity and ability to achieve her goals.
In Wiltshire, planning restrictions mean that primary school teacher Tara can only build temporary structures on a piece of land she inherited. This, and her desire to only use upcycled or recycled materials provides a challenge for Simon and his team.
In Dorset, musicians Ralph and Dizzy live on a farm with extended family and run woodland workshops in their bender, a simple shelter made from hazel sticks. They want to make the existing structure more attractive to paying customers and have asked Simon and his team to help build it. Simon orders the demolition of the original bender and sets about designing a place built almost entirely with hazel harvested from the surrounding woodland and upcycled or reused materials. Ralph, Dizzy and their friends are brought in to help build the structure.
