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An undone kitchen and cramped office become one large open space for the whole family when Josh Temple takes down a wall and completely transforms this New Orleans space in three days.

An uninviting family room turns into a light-filled modern space by adding a glass wall. A hidden door camouflages a funky entryway. The space gets a new wood ceiling, laminate flooring and a graphic wall design.

New homeowners want to update their kitchen to reflect their modern taste. Josh Temple opens up the outdated galley to the adjacent dining room providing a more inviting layout.

A 1970s living room gets a major facelift! They rip out old white carpet and weave together dark hardwood and metallic tile to create the main attraction in this room! Plus, the dated giant lava rock fireplace gets stripped down.

Chicago homeowners spend most of their time in their '50s family room addition and would like to see it transformed into an updated space that's respectful to the rest of the home's classic 1940s bungalow architecture.

Josh Temple crashes Blog Cabin with big plans for the living and sunroom. Being a blank slate, transforming the Blog Cabin in 3 days is no problem. A reclaimed mantle is rebuilt for a new TV and old dock boards don a ceiling.

Two homeowners don't use their formal living room for anything but storage. With hopes to entertain and a love of karaoke, Josh Temple turned this boring room into a high-end karaoke bar with a hidden stage and fire coffee table.

An old bland kitchen is transformed into a vibrant space reflecting the homeowner's Mexican heritage.

This plain old kitchen is transformed by a retro remodel with a modern twist.

This time Josh and the team are taking on a 1980s loft addition on a craftsman home. The goal? To update the space so that it fits in with the rest of the house.

Josh Temple takes this couple to task for displaying their outdated collection of VHS tapes and dusty old marionettes in their shabby bedroom. Their penance is working tirelessly to transform this space into a serene beachscape.

Josh Temple tries to rescue a huge sunroom that has been turned over to eight cats. The renovation begins with three walls of glass being imploded at once. What follows is a complete remake of this useless room.

A 400 sq ft unused space gets transformed into a multi-purpose area complete with an office, guest loft and an outdoor theater. Butcher block desk, cabinets and banquette seating take over an entire wall.

This family loves the outdoors but their existing family, living and kitchen are closed in from the outside! Josh Temple helps these three rooms to get an update and to become one huge family entertaining space.

Josh Temple gives a Seattle master bedroom a major shot of contemporary style. Josh replaces a wall with a pony wall for a huge new closet. A large slider and two windows add more natural light and modular tiles add interest.

Josh Temple finds a couple who need help with a funky odd-shaped bonus room. The transformation is huge as Josh installs a new floor, a new entry with hallway and two separate seating areas making this room cozy and modern.

A dark basement that once served as a bar with ugly wood paneling, outdated bulky bar and no natural light is converted into a nature inspired master bedroom for this couple.

Josh and his crew gut a small outdated kitchen. They bring in all new appliances, custom cabinets, a rich travertine floor and backsplash, and giant folding glass doors that lead to a raised deck with an outdoor kitchen.

Dingy white cabinets and broken appliances made this twenty-year-old kitchen the perfect candidate for a modern makeover. See how a stunning faux finish instantly disguises beat up white cabinets. Chipped white tile gets demoed and replaced with a granite countertop accented with a tumbled travertine tile backsplash. Shiny stainless steel appliances, sink, and faucet top off this modern kitchen makeover.

Josh Temple helps an aspiring singer in Texas renovate a '70s bonus room into a multi-purpose game room with a soundproof vocal booth and an L-shaped bar.

Josh and his crew head to Virginia to crash the 2011 Blog Cabin. Josh joins Blog Cabin host Matt Blashaw to transform the great room in the 1905 home.

A boring kitchen gets a complete facelift to give some hip homeowners a funky stylish kitchen! In 3 days the kitchen is upgraded with shiny grey cabinets topped with sleek white countertops and custom made sliding upper cabinets.

A dark & dingy basement gets a new life as a hip hang out spot with reclaimed wood wall treatment, under-stair wine storage, two copper topped bars & mounted sleek steel wall panels.

A 100 year-old butcher shop storefront in Cleveland, Ohio gets completely transformed into a one of a kind family room. In three days, the unique space gets a brand new glass exterior that preserves the storefront charm.

A southern Californian bonus room is transformed into an eco-friendly bar and lounge, complete with teak & cork flooring, reclaimed wood, refaced fireplace & and one of a kind suspended bench.

A tired 3,000-square-foot Veteran's hall gets a total makeover to create a fine bar for retired soldiers in a total of three days! From floor to ceiling, this popular hangout is completely transformed.

Josh Temple and crew, crashes a southern California family's chaotic and uninspiring family room. This room transforms into a warm and open great room with hard wood flooring, a homework bar and repurposed desk.

In an all-out effort to drag a tiny 70's kitchen into the 21st century, Josh Temple pulls every trick in the book. Bringing in a unique combination of industrial panache and shabby chic, the team revamp the kitchen.

Josh gives a converted sunroom with faux wood paneling, nasty carpet and an outdated fireplace new life as a sleek man cave.

Thanks to Josh and his crew, an outdated kitchen is headed for modern-day design with new flooring, cabinets, counter tops, a kitchen island and lighting, plus a brand-new bay window.

Josh Temple updates a young couple's outdated 1960s kitchen into a hip entertaining space.

An underused room is a catch-all for toys and hand-me-down furniture, but the homeowners want to use it to entertain. Josh updates a wood-paneled wall and a brick fireplace with glass tile and an attached custom shelving unit.

The homeowners loved their big open floor plan until they tried to make the rooms work. The large empty space is transformed into a proper entry way, dining room and living room area, each with its own identity.

A boring loft crammed with kids' toys, home office equipment and a dated couch gets a total revamp in this crash!

A young couple gets rid of their huge, unused fireplace the new open space becomes a "secret agent lounge" complete with skylight, automated TVs and bar, 4x6 beam crown molding, suspended table, and a stone wall treatment.

A boring "blank slate" of a living room gets opened up into a completely new kitchen featuring an Asian-inspired keyhole entryway between the new kitchen and living room.