Property Brothers – Forever Home Season 02: Shop the Look

Kevin and Jammie bought their suburban Vegas home when it was just the two of them. Years later, they jumped at the chance to adopt three boys under five. They later discovered the boys had a baby sister, and they adopted her too. All of a sudden, their cozy home for two no longer worked for a family of six. Drew and Jonathan totally overhaul the house so that it grows with the family and gives me a foundation for their kids’ lives. Shop the Look

Lesley and Brian and busy newlyweds who constantly travel for work. When Lesley received a contract to work in Las Vegas, they decided it was time to settle down and start a family. They found a spacious suburban house with a stunning backyard, but the interior is stuck in the past. Drew and Jonathan take charge to rework the kitchen, dining room, living room and mudroom and turn this outdated house into a forever home that is ready for a family. Shop the Look

Sarah and Todd bought their suburban Las Vegas home nine years ago. Since then, they’ve had two sons who have grown into major sports enthusiasts. As their boys grow into teenagers, Sarah and Todd want their house to grow with them. Drew and Jonathan step up to the bat to overhaul the main floor, leaving the family with a beautiful and functional house that is less hockey rink and more forever home. Shop the Look

Ashley and Mike were high school sweethearts. When Ashley’s parents put her childhood house up for sale, she and Mike jumped at the chance to buy it – but they need Drew and Jonathan’s help to put their own personal stamp on it. The Property Brothers tackle the kitchen, living room, dining room and primary bedroom suite – and help Mike surprise Ashley with the one room that will finally make this house their forever home. Shop the Look

Three years ago, Charisma and Eric moved to Las Vegas for the warmer weathre with their kids and Charisma’s mom, Lola. She even helped the couple choose the spacious suburban home they live in. But the chance to live with Lola were cut short when she suddenly passed away on the day they were scheduled to move in. Now that they’ve had time to heal, Charisma and Eric want to their attention on their delayed renovation plans. Drew and Jonathan tackle the entryway, living room, family room, dining room and kitchen to help the family start over in the house of their dreams. Shop the Look

Marcie is an Air Force veteran, cancer survivor and is looking start for herself and her two teenage daughters. Marcie runs her health and wellness business out of the front entry which limits privacy on the main floor and reduces entertaining space. Drew and Jonathan overhaul the living room, kitchen, wellness studio, primary bedroom and bathroom to transform the house into the fresh, balanced sanctuary of her dreams. Shop the Look

Jill and Jim moved into their suburban Las Vegas home 10 years ago to give their daughter Sophie room to grow. But now that she’s a teenager, rooms are feeling a little tight. Drew and Jonathan transform the living room, dining room, kitchen and Sophie’s piano space for a home the couple can enjoy with their daughter. Shop the Look

Katie and Jason moved into their Las Vegas home two years ago to achieve their dream of helping kids by becoming foster parents. However, the home lacks a warm welcoming vibe nor does it meet the safety guidelines that will allow them to become foster parents. Jonathan and Drew rework the entire main floor to transform Katie and Jason’s house into a sanctuary for them and future kids for years to come. Shop the Look

Holly and Cory moved into their Las Vegas home more than 10 years ago when their four kids were quite young. But as their kids become teenagers, the couple realized their family’s needs are changing and the house needs to change with them. Drew and Jonathan step in to give their home a tune up and transform the kitchen, dining room, family room and music room, giving Holly and Cory a home they can sing about for years to come. Shop the Look

Florence and Humberto have loved living in their LA bungalow for over 20 years. Drew and Jonathan transform the living room, dining room, kitchen and flex space to give the couple a feng shui refresh that they’ll want to live in for another 20 years and more.


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Fate brought Fanny and
Cooper together. They were born in the same hospital and grew up in the same
town, but didn’t meet and fall in love until they were in their 20’s. The next
thing they fell in love with was a charming vintage LA bungalow. The house
worked for Fanny and Cooper as a couple, but with the addition of their two
young kids, the house’s choppy layout and a few no-longer-minor issues, the
house isn’t functioning for them. Drew and Jonathan beautifully transform the
family room, dining room, kitchen and main ensuite to give Fanny and Cooper
room to move so their forever home can grow with their family.

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Jen and Alex love their 1940s LA home, which is full of character and still has some of the original
features. They cannot imagine living anywhere else and want their young kids to grow up in the house
they were born into. But while the couple love the home’s vintage charm, its closed-off layout and
outdated features are no longer functioning for the growing family. Wanting a space with clean lines that
reminds Alex of growing up in Sweden, Drew and Jonathan tackle the living room, dining room, kitchen,
mudroom and backyard to give Jen and Alex a clean, bright transformation the embraces both the past
and the present.

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Tammy and Dimiter’s dream came true when an LA beach house they were patiently eyeing was listed,
and after putting in an offer it finally became theirs. The house is a block away from the beach, in their
same neighborhood and provides a safe, fun spot for their daughter to grow up. After moving six times,
the couple promised their daughter Sophie that this is their forever home, and while the house is full of
charm, it needs some love and work to function for the growing family. Drew and Jonathan give the home
a modern boho refresh by transforming the living room, dining room, and kitchen so Tammy and Dimiter
can keep their promise and live by the beach for years to come.

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Tammy and Dimiter’s dream came true when an LA beach house they were patiently eyeing was listed,
and after putting in an offer it finally became theirs. The house is a block away from the beach, in their
same neighborhood and provides a safe, fun spot for their daughter to grow up. After moving six times,
the couple promised their daughter Sophie that this is their forever home, and while the house is full of
charm, it needs some love and work to function for the growing family. Drew and Jonathan give the home
a modern boho refresh by transforming the living room, dining room, and kitchen so Tammy and Dimiter
can keep their promise and live by the beach for years to come.

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Janet and Kristopher moved into a charming home in Janet’s childhood neighbourhood to be closer to
their family with the expectation that it would only be a starter home for them. Three years and two boys
later they’ve created cherished memories and want this house to be their forever home, but it needs
some work. The main floor needs even floors, open sightlines, more storage and the outdated kitchen
desperately needs an update. Drew and Jonathan transform the living room, dining room, playroom and
kitchen to give Janet, Kristopher and their kids a safe, beautiful home to make more memories for years
to come.

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Amber and Alex are high school sweethearts who did not waste time finding their dream home in LA.
They found a bungalow that’s close to both of their families, and despite its awkward layout, hidden
kitchen and dated finishes, they fell in love with it and know that the house needs a little TLC to make it
their forever home. Drew and Jonathan give the house a much-needed update and transform the kitchen,
dining room, and living room so Amber and Alex can have a colorful, modern and cozy boho-style home
that they can grow into for years to come.

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Ibrahim and A’Amna had high hopes and a tight deadline for finding their first home.
While they struggled at first with finding a house in the competitive LA house market,
they did find the cozy house that they can see themselves growing into. But the
house’s layout is dated, the awkward kitchen is closed off and the living room walls
are covered in mirrors from the 70s. Drew and Jonathan step in to transform the
entry, living room, dining room and kitchen to create a colorful, beautiful and
functional paradise for this young and romantic couple.

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Michele and Brian were dating long distance for two years until Brian invited her to
live with him in his Spanish-style bungalow in LA. Brian has owned the home for 15
years and is ready to say goodbye to the bachelor-esque décor and combine his and
Michele’s two design styles to make it a home for both of them. They want to keep the
character of the house while adding modern functionality and improving the flow of
the main floor’s disjointed layout. Drew and Jonathan transform the living room,
dining room, kitchen and main bedroom to create a cozy, modern home that Brian
and Michele will both feel at home in for years to come.


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Zonita and former cowboy Barry love their vintage ranch house and cannot imagine
setting down roots anywhere else. The house is down the street from where Barry
grew up, they have his family close by, and there is a great school within walking
distance for their young son. But with the awkward main floor layout, a dated
mustard yellow kitchen, and an unsafe fireplace, the home needs a lot of help. Drew
and Jonathan assuage Zonita and Barry’s conflicting design ideas and completely
transform the kitchen, living room, dining room and home office/playroom to give the
couple a bright, beautiful and safe modern farmhouse to make memories in for years
to come.

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Mark and Karen are emotionally attached to their one-of-a-kind, charming 1940’s
home despite some quirks. Karen bought the house herself years ago, it’s the home
they brought their daughter home to, and it’s located in their ideal neighbourhood.
But the dysfunctional layout, broken appliances, and questions about what’s behind
the walls led them to ask for the brother’s help. Karen and Mark want to make it a
beautiful, functional, stress-free home. Drew and Jonathan completely transform the
front entry, living room, kitchen, dining room and home office to make the most out
of Mark and Karen’s house and give them a modern, sturdy and stunning sanctuary.


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Aliya and Chris have lived in their cozy, unique family home for 15 years, and they
cannot imagine living anywhere else. The house is full of memories of major life
milestones, including their wedding in the backyard and the birth of their three kids.
They want to stay here and make the smaller footprint work, but with only two
bedrooms for five people, limited storage throughout and tight space, the house
needs help. Drew and Jonathan revamp the living room, kitchen, dining nook,
basement and kid’s bedroom to help Aliya, Chris, and their kids stay in the home they
love.



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Amanda, Jeff and their two young kids live active, sport-filled lives who found a house
that is almost perfect for them. The house is in a central location, everything they
need is within walking distance, and the backyard is massive, giving them plenty of
space for a tennis court, wrap-around deck and grass to run. But inside, the low
ceilings, awkward layout and dated finishes keep the house from being perfect. Drew
and Jonathan transform the living room, kitchen, dining room and kids’ play area to
give Amanda and Jeff a beautiful modern home that will work inside and out for years
to come.

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Renee’s husband Dan purchased their charming one-level 1950s home years ago as a
big surprise for her. They had dreams of renovating it together as they raised their
daughter Audrey, but those renovation plans were put on hold when Dan passed
away. Now that Renee and Audrey have had time to heal, they are ready to update
their cramped, outdated home and build on the wonderful memories they’ve made
there as a family. Drew and Jonathan help transform the entry, dining room, living
room, kitchen and craft room to give Renee and Audrey a home that will work for
them now and forever.



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Ashley, Red and their three kids love their 1960s family home that’s full of charm and
beautiful vintage treasures. The house is down the street from where Ashley grew up,
their family is close by, and it’s in a dream neighbourhood they have no intention of
leaving. But with its dated layout, an abundance of antiques and a frustrating kitchen,
the house is showing its age, and the couple needs help. Drew and Jonathan
elegantly bring traditional and modern elements together to transform the kitchen,
entry, living room and dining room to give Ashley and Red a cozy, inviting and
beautiful home they’ll love for years to come.


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Lisa, John and their two grown kids Cora and Spencer have lived in their home for
over 20 years and could not imagine living anywhere else. It’s the home Cora and
Spencer grew up in, and over the years their well-loved house has become the spot
for big parties and holidays gatherings with their friends and family. But with the
choppy layout, cramped kitchen and dated style, the house is no longer functioning
for four adults living under the same roof, and the family needs help. Drew and
Jonathan overhaul the front entry, dining room, kitchen and living room to give Lisa,
John, Cora and Spencer a beautiful, modern home that can take this family into the
next generation.




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High school sweethearts Meghan and Chris moved 14 times in the last 15 years before
they discovered a single-story house and knew they found what could be their forever
home. Despite its quirks with the 1970s décor, old carpet and awkward layout, the
couple sees the potential of what the home could be for them and their two young
kids, they just need help bringing their dream to life. Drew and Jonathan transform
the front entry, living room, dining room, kitchen and surprise Meghan and Chris with
an updated main bedroom making their Forever Home dreams a reality.


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Derek and Krista bought their house over 10 years ago, as their family grew it became clear they’d need help to make this their forever home. Between the decade worth of memories with their three energetic kids, the amazing community in the neighbourhood and the plenty of space the house has to offer, they can’t imagine living anywhere else. But their home is stuck in the 80s, including awkward support posts, dated finishes throughout and inconsistent floor levels, and they’re ready for change. Drew and Jonathan completely transform the living room, family room kitchen and dining room to breathe new life into Derek and Krista’s home and give them the forever home of their dreams.


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Jodi and Mel, Drew and Jonathan’s best friends from college, almost gave up on owning a home in the expensive Vancouver housing market until they followed an opportunity to Calgary and found a dream house with ample potential. The 70s style house desperately needs an update, but it is in a desirable neighbourhood and has solid bones, giving the couple a blank space to work with and make their own. Drew and Jonathan swoop in to help their best friends and completely transform the entire main floor to give Jodi and Mel the gorgeous, spacious home the couple has always dreamed of. Shop the Look

Bob and Reiki-master Denise have made many happy memories in their suburban
home, and they have no intention of ever leaving. The home has a great layout, a large
yard with a beautiful garden and a cherry tree. But the house’s dated oak finishes,
cluttered areas and choppy layout are weighing on the couple. They need help
revamping their home to make it a space with positive energy and flow. Drew and
Jonathan transform the front entry, living room, dining room and kitchen to create a
balanced, calming home that Bob and Denise can continue to make happy memories
in.

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Sean and craft-enthusiast Lisa have loved living in their Calgary suburban home for over six years. The house has a large finished basement, good bones, and is close to their family. But with three kids and another on the way the growing family is quickly outgrowing the disjointed, cramped space, and they desperately need help to make the house more functional. Drew and Jonathan roll up their crafting sleeves and tackle the mudroom, kitchen, family, dining and craft room to give Sean and Lisa a fresh, organized home they can grow with for years to come.

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Sarah bought her 90s builder-grade home when she was pregnant with her first child,
two years later John entered their lives and the rest they say is history. Their home has
plenty of room for their growing kids, it backs onto an active playground but what’s
more is the house is full of memories, including their wedding in front of their living
room fireplace. They want to stay, but with the awkward layout, unlevelled floors, and
cramped back deck, the house desperately needs an overhaul. Drew and Jonathan
manage Sarah and John’s conflicting design styles and rework the dining room,
kitchen, living room and back deck to give the family a bright, modern, beautiful
home to live in for years to come.

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