Flea Market Flip - Season 14
Season 14
Episodes
A Hot One at the Flea
Two teams of experienced furniture flippers battle each other -- and the heat -- for $5,000. The competition begins at the flea market, where each team gets $500 and one hour to find three projects on their flip list, which includes Eco-Chic, Sleek Storage and a Centerpiece Project. The teams then head to the workshop, where they create one-of-kind pieces like a kitchen island made from a table saw and a console table constructed from mailboxes. The temperature rises as the teams return to the flea market, and the team that makes the bigger profit takes home $5,000.
Hey, Big Spenders!
Teams of furniture flippers create unique pieces for their flip list that includes Furniture Fusion.
Slinging Mudcloth
Two couples who love to flip furniture both purchase similar-looking mudcloth at the flea market.
Time to Make Some Dough
Two married couples learn that all is fair in love and flipping as they battle for $5,000. The competition starts at the flea market, where both teams get $500 and one hour to shop their flip list: Versatile Vintage, an Upholstery Project and Compact Design. From there, the teams take their finds into the workshop to create one-of-a-kind pieces, turning a rustic wooden dough bowl into a shelving unit and a vintage toolbox into a coffee table. They head back to the flea with their upcycled creations, where the team that makes the bigger profit takes home $5,000.
Shake Your Money Maker!
Two teams of pro flippers tackle a flip list that includes Symmetrical Design and Shaker Chic.
Funky Junkers vs. Team Love
Husband-and-wife flippers dubbed "Team Love" face-off against friends called the "Funky Junkers."
This Flip Is Electrified!
Two designing ladies take on a team of creative metalworkers for $5,000.
Flipping Neighbors
Two teams of designing neighbors have a showdown at the flea market for $5,000. Each team gets $500 to find and flip three projects on their flip list, which includes: Mid-Century Remix, Sustainable Design and Unhinged. The neighbors then head back to the flea market where the one that makes the bigger profit takes home bragging rights and $5,000.
How Far Can $100 Go?
Two teams must buy and transform three projects from 'cheap to chic' with only $100 each.
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