Season 2
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A disillusioned chef battles outdated designs, transforming kitchens into culinary havens while navigating personal setbacks and unexpected friendships.
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Jason and Shauna Morgan were living in a sleek downtown loft when they stumbled on a real fixer-upper, a creepy 50's rambler hidden on an overgrown plot. The place needed a lot of work, and the kitchen was too much for them to tackle on their own. So they ask contractor James Young to help them with a contemporary renovation.
Courtney and Chad Krupa are fed up with the boring, brown kitchen. It doesn't have a single ounce of style - from the outdated oak cabinets to the chipped white countertops and mismatched appliances - it's just ugly. They're ready to give it a total overhaul, but the budget is tight at 16 grand. Enter contractor James Young - he'll step in to help Courtney and Chad use what they already have and combine it with a few cool new products to take their kitchen from boring to bold.
When Rico & Indred found their 1980's split-level 15 years ago, all they saw was potential. Updating their home is a constant topic of conversation, but they've spent most of the last 15 years disagreeing on how best to renovate it. They finally agreed on one thing - bringing in their friend & Licensed Contractor James Young to navigate them through their kitchen remodel. He helps them gut their atrocious kitchen and open up a wall so they have plenty of room to add new cabinets, countertops and a huge center island. Along the way James helps them settle on a number of differences in design choices.
A year and a half ago, Sara and Derek Wallen bought their first home. The 1975 ranch was in a great neighborhood and had a big back yard. Since moving in, they've updated the whole house, except one room. Now, with the help of contractor James Young, it's time to take on the kitchen. They have plenty of space to work with, but it's dated and not very efficient. With James' help they'll turn it into a cozy and functional kitchen.
Chris & Julie call in James to help them remodel their crumbling, outdated kitchen. After gutting the entire space and reconfiguring the layout, they bring in maple cabinetry, epoxy resin countertops and cork flooring. Custom built storage and a handmade tile backsplash helps make the space warm and inviting.
In residential real estate it's the kitchen that really makes or breaks a home. This hip new series turns bland and outdated kitchens from eye sores to eye candy. Acquire new ideas on how to get the kitchen of your dreams without breaking the bank. Learn out-of-the-box ways to re-use what you've got and get answers from the professionals, using tomorrows newest products mixed with today's innovative design. So don't hate your kitchen...learn how to give it some love!