Kitchen Crashers

Alison heads to Florida to work on a beautiful 1920's home that has a blank slate for a kitchen and is in desperate need of a design.

Alison pumps up the creativity and changes up the layout of a galley kitchen space; she shortens a large window and moves the sink underneath to maximize countertop and cabinet space.

A dark and outdated kitchen is gutted and opened up into a Mid Century Modern space in just three days with brand new hardwood floors, all new cabinets, bright backsplash, banquette seating and a custom walnut dining table.

The crew finds a couple of California homeowners with an enormous kitchen that only has its size going for it; its problems include exposed plywood and dated cabinets.

A cramped kitchen is revamped by partially knocking down the wall into the dining room and accenting the room with an arch and distressed corbels.

Beachy wall tiles, a mix of butcher block and stone countertops, a swinging chair and a faux green wall finish off a rebuilt kitchen.