One Week to SellTaylor Spellman and her team make unsold homes market-ready on a small budget.
An Island is Forever
Feb 3, 2021
Taylor and her design team take on a dated house in Portchester, New York. They bring some character to the dining room and modernise the kitchen.
80's Cookie Cutter to Custom
Feb 3, 2021
Taylor modernizes an 80's home with custom pieces and a bold color.
A Design Intervention
Feb 3, 2021
Taylor helps a family find closure with their beloved home.
Dancing into this Decade
Feb 10, 2021
Taylor turns a house's dated weaknesses into modern strengths.
Cowabungalow
Feb 17, 2021
Taylor and her design team have five days to fix the layout of a shabby bungalow in Rye, New York. She plans to modernise the home and revamp the dining area.
Love Lack to Love Shack
Feb 24, 2021
Taylor is in Mount Vernon, New York, to tackle one of her biggest projects yet. She must get creative to maximise every inch of this starter home.
Construction Zone To Family Home
Mar 3, 2021
Taylor is shocked to discover a massive crane in the garden of her latest renovation. Can she turn this construction nightmare into a dream home?
The Great Indoors
Mar 10, 2021
Taylor has five days to renovate a home in Tuckahoe, New York. She takes customisation to a new level with her ambitious plan for indoor entertainment.
Disco Fever gets a Retro Rehab
Mar 17, 2021
Taylor gets to work on a sprawling ranch in New Jersey. She aims to modernise the home into a chic oasis for a multi-generational family.
Bridging the Style Gap
Mar 24, 2021
Taylor agrees to revamp a home in Rockville Centre. She relies on her artistic skills to transform its floral wallpaper and outdated kitchen.
Tiny House Needs Big Solutions
Mar 31, 2021
Taylor rescues a charming cottage in Queens. The home and her budget are tiny, so Taylor must find creative ways to impress potential buyers.
Hardwood to "Hard Wood"
Apr 7, 2021
Taylor takes on a 1950s style home in New Jersey. The team race to salvage its hardwood floors and bring a contemporary style to the entire home.
