Original title
Your Home Made Perfect
Released
5/1/2019
Origin country
GB
Genre
Reality
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
4
Number of episodes
31
New visions for homes are revealed by virtual reality, but which will be built in reality?
Two architects compete using virtual reality to remodel a home in Scotland. But which of the two radical new designs will then be built in real life?
Two rival architects aim to solve a problem that has had a couple from Kent locked in stalemate for five years, using cutting-edge virtual reality to showcase their designs.
Two ingenious designs come to life using virtual reality, helping a conflicting couple from Bedfordshire to build their dream home.
Two ingenious designs come to life using virtual reality, helping a couple from Grantham realise their dream home.v
Two architects compete using virtual reality to win a commission to remodel a home in Wiltshire. Will the finished build live up to the hopes of the family who live there?
Two architects compete using virtual reality to win a commission to remodel a home in St Albans. Will the finished build solve the very different needs of the family who live there?
Two architects compete using virtual reality to win a commission to remodel a home in Teesside. Will the finished build live up to the hopes of the family who live there?
Two architects compete to win a commission using virtual reality to build an ingenious garden room in Shrewsbury.
Two rival architects use virtual reality to pitch for the commission to rebuild a Brighton home. But will the winning design result satisfy the competing desires of its owners?
Two rival architects use virtual reality to pitch for the commission to rebuild a Surrey property. Will the winning design give the owners their forever home?
Two rival architects use virtual reality to pitch for the commission to renovate a home in Halifax. Will the winning design give the owners their forever home?
Two rival architects use virtual reality to pitch their vision for remodelling a family home in Wiltshire. Will the winning design succeed in making sense of the baffling layout?
Two rival architects use virtual reality to pitch for the chance to transform a couple’s sprawling Margate property.
Two rival architects use virtual reality to pitch for the commission to remodel a family home in Surrey with a problematic hallway.
Architects Laura Jane Clark and Julian McIntosh compete using virtual reality to remodel a south London semi. Will the finished build create the spectacular home the owners crave?
Architects Will Foster and Lynsey Elliott compete to remodel a home in Gosport that holds a life time of memories. Which design will be perfect for Lisa and Judy?
Natasha and Gael are a stylish couple who love to host. 18 months ago, project manager Natasha and plumber Gael excitedly swapped their London lifestyle for a home by the sea.
Using virtual reality, architects Laura and Will compete to remodel a 1950s home in Belfast. Will the finished build give the family the space they desperately need?
Jacqueline and her husband Alex were about to remodel their two-bed London terrace, but tragically, Alex fell ill and died. Three years since his death, Jacqueline has resolved to finish what they started, supported by her 22-year-old son Jamie. Jacqueline and Jamie share the family home, but both long for some privacy. However, the problem is that the terrace has just one reception room on the ground floor. Jacqueline and Jamie are handing over control to competing architects Lizzie Fraher and Julian McIntosh. Lizzie has plenty of experience in unlocking the possibilities in residential projects, while Julian loves the creative challenge inherent in modest budgets. Presented by Angela Scanlon.
Six years ago, Victoria and Raheel snapped up an impressive four-bedroom 1990s build in Milton Keynes, but after years of trying to make the space work for their growing family, they are now desperate to find a solution. Using virtual reality, architects Damion Burrows and Will Foster compete against each other to come up with a design that will suit this family's needs. Presented by Angela Scanlon.
When Naomi and Yehuda bought their 1950s post-war semi in Hertfordshire, they thought they'd found the ideal home for them and their growing family. Sadly, they soon discovered that the home had little character, and while the rooms were a good size, many had no designated purpose - a particular issue was the tiny, cramped kitchen. Robert Jamison and Laura Jane Clark go head to head to try and solve this huge challenge. Can they create designs that satisfy these two very different visions? Presented by Angela Scanlon.
Hemal and Kapila have wrestled with how to improve their four-bedroom family home and make the space work better for them and their three children, but their ideas for a project have not moved forward. Now, architects Will Foster and Lizzie Fraher compete using virtual reality to win the opportunity to remodel the property. Presented by Angela Scanlon.
Yes and Has bought their 1920s semi in Enfield four years ago, wanting a family home to raise their two children. Despite a major renovation, they haven’t managed to inject their personality into their home and are struggling with the disconnected layout. Taking on the challenge of redesigning this house are top architects Will Foster and Julian McIntosh. After investigating the problems, Julian thinks the key is to sort out the isolated kitchen, but Will is keen to dig deeper into the couple's style. Will they go for Julian’s calming, minimalist design or Will’s pyramid ceiling?
Two architects compete using virtual reality to redesign Darren and Lee’s 1960s home. Will the couple choose Damion’s double-height hall or Laura’s micro-fluted glass bar?
Using virtual reality, two top architects compete to remodel actress Jill Halfpenny and her son Harvey’s flat in the north east of England.
Using virtual reality, two top architects compete to a remodel a family home in Croydon. Will they go for Laura’s double bunk beds or Lizzie’s colourful side extension?
Using virtual reality, two architects go ahead to head to redesign a compact family home. Will Reena and Wes opt for Lizzie’s light-filled dining area or Will's fishtank wall?
Moving from a tiny city flat to a three-bed house in Rickmansworth was initially a dream come true for Caitriona and Kevin. But as their twins Lilly and Fionn get older, there are nightly squabbles over who has to sleep in the box room. Caitriona needs a comfortable home office away from the damp conservatory and dreams of a sociable kitchen with a garden view. With no one settled at night, no comfortable family space downstairs and a cramped kitchen, they can’t wait any longer - they need change now. Architects Damion Burrows and Lynsey Elliott pitch their ideas to fix the dysfunctional family house - and their plans couldn’t be more different. Will Damian's dramatic pitch or Lynsey's elegant one win out?
One year ago, Fiona and Andy and their young sons Ted and Josh moved into their dream home, a 300-year-old barn in Solihull. But it’s not quite the fairytale they imagined. They originally fell for the barn's quirky and characterful features, but this hotch-potch of a conversion needs a radical overhaul to make it work for them as a family. Coming to their rescue are top architects Laura Jane Clark and Julian McIntosh. After investigating the problems, Julian wants to bring the barn up to date while celebrating its original features. Laura has been won over by the long hallway and central courtyard. She thinks linking these different parts is key to unlocking its potential. Will they have gone for Julian’s giant window or Laura’s long vistas?
Using virtual reality two top architects compete to remodel a seaside home in Devon. Will they go for Lizzie’s wildflower hill or Damion’s radical house flip?
Using virtual reality, two top architects compete to remodel a three-bed semi in Norfolk. Will the couple go for Lynsey’s wedge-shaped extension or Damion’s explosion of colour?
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