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After moving from California, a family needs Jenn to turn their new and neutral gray house into a home that packs plenty of personality. Across town, Jenn converts a couple's uninspired patio into a tranquil resort in their own backyard.

Jenn helps a couple who are on "take two" of their marriage use this second chance to renovate their (now) forever home. Meanwhile, two parents need Jenn's advice on how to turn their office/bedroom into an oasis away from their busy life with six kids

Jenn tackles a project for her college best friend, and with a baby on the way, the pressure is on to finish in just two weeks; Jen works with a couple who want to transform their dated beige home into a bright, welcoming space for entertaining.

Homeowners who still consider their house of 20 years to be their dream home ask Jenn to give its outdated spaces a major facelift. Next, Jenn works with a couple to create a bedroom suite retreat after years of putting their kids' needs first.

A couple torn between shabby chic and industrial styles ask Jenn to come up with a plan that will satisfy them both, all before their adopted baby arrives; Jenn helps a busy couple who work from home update both their living and working spaces.

After getting married, a couple bought their beautiful Tudor home, started a business, had a baby and now another is on the way. Jenn looks to heighten their Tudor vibe and create a cohesive, cozy space to finally make their house feel like a home.

With their kids off to school, a couple finally has the time to renovate their house. Jenn is ready to lean into their casual and traditional style, but there's trouble in No Demo City as Jenn and Victor clash over some porcelain countertops.

A woman and her father have been trying to DIY her house for years, resulting in bad paint jobs and exposed concrete floors. Now, they're ready to hand the reins over to Jenn who looks to inject vintage style into a modern, single-woman space.

Jenn helps a couple of recent empty nesters who have enjoyed their home for 20 years give its dark interior a complete update; a frequently moving family asks Jenn to turn their latest home into the place where they'll want to stay for a long time.

In the season premiere, Jenn will upgrade a 1960s home for a family of five, infusing the refreshed spaces with an organic modern design. She'll add practical storage in the galley kitchen including a custom appliance cabinet and install a striking double vanity and bold floor tile in the bathroom making it ideal for both kids and guests.

A young couple with a baby on the way asks Jenn to make their beautiful midcentury modern home more functional while staying true to its original 1950s style. She'll have to use some detective work to track down new fixtures that match the home's design.

A family's DIY renovations quickly died on the vine when their busy lives got in the way. Now, Jenn swoops in to take over, finishing their uncompleted projects and delivering his dream of a luxury Vegas bathroom with her love of coastal design.

Jenn revamps a family's dated home to create more functional storage space for their multipurpose crafts room/home office. Meanwhile, she designs a flex space in a family's dining room where they can start making new memories together.

Jenn saves a ton of cash by deciding not to paint a couple's kitchen cabinets, but she soon finds that working with a color she didn't choose isn't as easy as it looks. Meanwhile, Jenn helps a young family find peace with a total bedroom transformation.