The Home Show

Architect George Clarke helps homeowners with different budgets fall back in love with their homes. To kick off the series, George unlocks the potential of a tired and very dated family house in Dorking, stripping it bare to show the young family of five the house's assets before transforming it into their dream home. He's got some big ideas to radically alter the layout, but the family have to trust George.

George sets his sights on a battered and bruised family house in Brixton, reconfiguring rooms and maximising wasted space to transform it into a dream home. Meanwhile, fellow architect Angela Brady travels to Italy to unlock the secrets of Venetian style.

George tackles the dysfunctional layout of Annie and Don's tired home of 20 years in Kew, and comes up with a clever way to create enough space for their three grown-up children, who've all moved back home. Plus, fellow architect Angela Brady steals grandiose style ideas from a Bavarian castle.

George Clarke finds an ingenious way to create more light and room in a cramped terrace family home with a novel use of the loft, and architect Angela Brady heads to a stunning Mallorcan home to see one the finest examples of the interior style and shows how to get the look at home.

George Clarke breathes life into a soulless four-storey West London town house for Ian and Jen who both work from home and haven't touched the interior since they moved in three years ago. They have a big budget, but are afraid of making expensive mistakes. Plus, fellow architect Angela Brady goes in search of chic interiors in Paris.

George tackles a house in Surrey with a beautiful view but the drabbest of interiors. The owners are split on their priorities - she wants a kitchen and he wants a garage, but they share an eccentric taste for bold colours. The result is a stunning, über-modern home with some brave colour choices including a yellow sofa, but has George gone too far this time? Plus, Angela Brady uncovers hot design tips from Morocco.