Kirstie's Fill Your House for Free - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Hannah and Andy and Arfa and Salim
Kirstie helps Hannah and Andy from Bedfordshire to create a family room, a sewing studio and a man cave. Also visiting Kirstie's store are married first-time buyers Arfa and Salim.

Louise and Ferne and Peter
Kirstie comes to the rescue of Louise whose first-time flat purchase has turned into such a money pit so she's moved back in with her parents

Emma and Darren and Angela
Kirstie Allsopp helps transform Emma and Darren's home in Worcester - which is a bit of an 80s time warp - into a colourful family home

Christine & Chris and Helen
Kirstie helps couple Christine and Chris furnish their first time buy - a tenement flat in Glasgow. Mum-of-two Helen Wade wants to turn her bedroom into a sanctuary for herself but also a workspace.

Samantha and Stacey and Dave
Kirstie sets out to help Samantha from Eastbourne, who wants to give her local authority flat some personality, and Stacey and Dave, who need a new kitchen

Jasbinder and Windsor
In west London, Kirstie helps single mum Jasbinder create a family bathroom and a shared bedroom for two girls with polar opposite tastes. In Windsor, Kirstie and Charis help a family hit by flooding.

Room by Room
After challenging the nation to fill their houses for free, Kirstie Allsopp conducts a room by room guide to some of her favourite decorative transformations and creative upcycles
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