Mike and Denese take on one of their most eclectic houses yet with a fridge in the living room, an unusable kitchen and a hidden walled-off fireplace; they're tasked to bring a traditional vibe.

With Mike having quit his corporate job, he and Denese accept a new project with a screaming deadline; their client's baby is due soon, so Mike and Denese need to urgently fix death-trap stairs and a kitchen with a foul secret.

With an expanding family of two kids and a new puppy, a couple's house has become cramped and needs a reconfiguration; it's up to Mike and Denese to reimagine their home to give them the entertaining space they need, along with a new main suite.

Mike and Denese strive to fix a house whose additions gained lots of space, but little function; if a nervous client with a Thanksgiving deadline weren't enough, Denese decides to take on updating their design studio at the same time.

A couple has recently moved into their family's multi-generational home, and they've decided to renovate. Mike and Denese are tasked with keeping some of the historical details intact while creating a major refresh.

After years of long-distance commuting, a couple finally settles down in Rehoboth, MA, but the layout of their spacious home is confusing; Mike looks to bring cohesion back to the home, while Denese creates a kitchen fit for an actual chef.

This is the ultimate Frankenhouse, where a 20th century addition is stitched onto a 1700s farmhouse. Mike and Denese Butler are challenged to help marry the two sides of this split personality home.

Over the years, a couple's home has turned into a maze of additions with six staircases, seven types of flooring and three balconies; Mike and Denese look to finally wrangle their house into shape with a design plan that will suit their family.