Home to Win - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Home for the Holidays
'Tis the season for renovation! Ready to go shopping for this season's holiday home are network superstars Bryan Baeumler and Scott McGillivray! Design royals Sarah Richardson and Tommy Smyth declare Victorian New & Now as the interior focus on a century old family home. Sangita Patel hosts a festive reunion as the country's best builders and designers begin the exterior restoration.
Lofty Ideas
Rob Evans joins Samantha Pynn to create a serene guest suite, while the queen of craft, Tiffany Pratt, teams up with Joey Fletcher to add flow and function to a lacklustre loft. Scott McGillivray stops by to weigh in on the holiday wreath challenge.
Two Bathrooms and a Baby
Sibling rivalry hits an all-time high in a battle of the bathrooms. Michael Holmes and Jo Alcorn reunite to construct a master en suite while mommy-to-be Sherry Holmes and Mia Parres join forces to create the main bathroom from an existing bedroom. Mike Holmes drops by to judge this week's team challenge and determine which of his kids made the DIY right!
Sweet Dreams
Deckmaster Paul Lafrance turns his talent indoors alongside Jo Alcorn on a teen-inspired kid's bedroom. Across the hall, pattern princess Tiffany Pratt and custom craftsman Colin Hunter dream up a master bedroom fit for Victorian royalty. Nashville natives Dave and Kortney Wilson judge this week's DIY mantle team challenge.
That's a (W)rap!
Sebastian Clovis renovates the heart of the home alongside Sarah Keenleyside, while Michael Holmes teams up with Sabrina Smelko to transform the dining room into in a welcoming family den and laundry area. Tommy Smythe joins the festivities, weighing in on both the design and this week's DIY challenge.
Brian with a Y
Rob Evans and Samantha Pynn go formal as they re-purpose the family room into a modern-day parlour and dining room. Just down the hall, Backyard Build's duo, Brian McCourt and Sarah Keenleyside, take their expertise indoors to renovate the main foyer, powder room and staircase. Bryan and Sarah Baeumler leave their Bahamas beach house to judge the gingerbread variety.
The Grass Is Always Greener...
Paul Lafrance teams up on decking duty with Sebastian Clovis, while the BroLaws' David Kenny and Joey Fletcher join Carson Arthur to play in the dirt! All the boys fall in line when Sarah Richardson drops by to judge the DIY challenge. It makes for a full house when Scott McGillivray stops in to see how much the star-studded renovation has upped the value on this year's Home To Win!
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