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Tamara Day works on restoring a 1909 Craftsman home, opening up its meandering layout and ripping out the tacky additions that have stripped this house of its original charm. She saves vintage light switches and a wallpaper mural that could be the showpiece of the dining room if she can keep it from being destroyed during renovations.

Tamara Day continues renovating a 1909 Craftsman home, transforming a small bedroom into the master bath. She saves and refurbishes French doors, vintage sinks and a tub from the house, while adding modern elements like a sauna. During the walk-through with her contractor, Tamara discovers the creepiest thing she's ever found in a home.

Tamara takes on a 1927 Tudor house and moves the small kitchen, outfitting it with a large island and eating nook. She also enlarges the master bathroom to transform the home into a showstopper.

Tamara uses her design expertise to modernize an outdated, 1970s Tudor home. She gives the kitchen a much-needed upgrade and renovates two uninspired living spaces on the first floor into statement rooms.

Tamara revives a neoclassical Colonial by updating the kitchen, parlor and breakfast nook while preserving its historic charm. Then, she converts the 1,200-square-foot, unfinished attic into an incredible main suite.

Tamara renovates a 1908 Shirtwaist home that was abandoned by the previous renovator. She refurbishes original corbels for the walls and builds a custom range hood for the open plan kitchen. Later, she creates a charming den using wainscoting and tile.

Tamara buys a 1910 Victorian farmhouse and wants to add a half bath to the first floor, but a misplaced staircase may pose a problem. On the second floor, she adds a massive main suite and a large kids' bedroom.

A couple were told they couldn't have children, but after purchasing a small, two-bedroom home, they're now a family of four. Drew and Jonathan totally rethink their now cramped layout so this miracle family can stay in the home they love.

When Troy and Susan found out they were having a third child, they bought a new house in the Las Vegas suburbs for them to grow into. While they love their spacious house, the awkward main floor layout prevents them from having the family home they'd dreamed of. Jonathan and Drew answer their call for help by overhauling their kitchen, family, laundry and play rooms to create a space that's perfect for family gatherings.

As newlyweds, a couple bought a large, six-bedroom house in Las Vegas with the dream of filling it up with a big family. Three children later, the home's awkward main floor layout leaves some rooms underutilized while others are worn out from overuse. Jonathan and Drew tackle the kitchen, living room, dining room and mudroom to give this family a forever home in which every inch works for the chaos of daily life.

After downsizing to a modest home so they could afford to foster children and raise their own, a couple's house is in desperate need of an overhaul. Jonathan and Drew are on the scene to tackle the kitchen, living room, family room and laundry room leaving this super-sized family with a modern home ready for the next generation.

After having two kids, the major overhaul needed to create a couple's forever home hasn't happened. They call on Drew and Jonathan to make their living room, dining room and kitchen function for their needs before they adopt a second rescue puppy.

A comics-loving couple knows their new home needs a super makeover, so they're living in the basement and haven't unpacked or bought furniture. Jonathan and Drew give several spaces a modern-yet-traditional transformation and help furnish the home.

After neighbors helped them through a recent health scare, a couple wouldn't dream of leaving their home, but they need more storage, flow and functionality. Drew and Jonathan transform the living room, kitchen and give the couple a bright master retreat.

In this flashback, Drew and Jonathan share insights as they rework a family's layout to create a space that's perfect for entertaining and raising a family.

A couple is thrilled to raise their kids in the home she grew up in, but a house that used to work for three no longer functions for their family of five. Drew and Jonathan rework the spaces to create a fresh, modern home that blends the old with the new.

In Part 2 of this special conversation, Oprah speaks directly with black leaders, offering insight and tangible plans to answer the questions "What matters now?", "What matters next?" and "Where do we go from here?" (Part 2 of 2)

An engaged couple is at odds on their Louisiana house hunt. She dreams of living in an updated house in New Orleans that is close to her friends and the city life, while he wants a large fixer-upper with a faster daily commute.

A couple searches for a home to buy in Charlottesville, Virginia. She hopes to find a property with quirkiness and charm, and he wants a home he can fit in that doesn't require major projects.

A first-time buyer in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, enlists the help of her parents to find her new home. She's looking for character and charm, and she wants a home she can put her stamp on. But they're pushing for something more practical and want her to buy a turnkey house.

A couple looks to buy their first home in Albany, Oregon, if they can actually agree on one. She's a busy doctor who's saying no way to a fixer-upper, but he's a dreamer who thinks they can swing it.

In Part 2 of this special conversation, Oprah speaks directly with black leaders, offering insight and tangible plans to answer the questions "What matters now?", "What matters next?" and "Where do we go from here?" (Part 2 of 2)

An engaged couple is at odds on their Louisiana house hunt. She dreams of living in an updated house in New Orleans that is close to her friends and the city life, while he wants a large fixer-upper with a faster daily commute.

A couple searches for a home to buy in Charlottesville, Virginia. She hopes to find a property with quirkiness and charm, and he wants a home he can fit in that doesn't require major projects.

A first-time buyer in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, enlists the help of her parents to find her new home. She's looking for character and charm, and she wants a home she can put her stamp on. But they're pushing for something more practical and want her to buy a turnkey house.

A couple looks to buy their first home in Albany, Oregon, if they can actually agree on one. She's a busy doctor who's saying no way to a fixer-upper, but he's a dreamer who thinks they can swing it.

A couple is thrilled to raise their kids in the home she grew up in, but a house that used to work for three no longer functions for their family of five. Drew and Jonathan rework the spaces to create a fresh, modern home that blends the old with the new.

Urbanites Sukhvir and Beeban have decided that condo living is cramping their style so they're heading to the suburbs where they can spread out and raise a family. The only problem is that with sky-high expectations and a long wish list, they're about to get a reality check. To right size the couple's demands, Drew and Jonathan step in with some real estate therapy. And before long, the search is on for a fixer-upper with a handsome frame. A surprise bid on a listing they love means Sukhvir and Beeban soon find themselves back at square one. Later, it's up to Jonathan to make the most of a shrunken reno budget and that means finding creative ways of saving money.

Pema and John's downtown condo was plenty big when it was just the two of them. But with two dogs and a baby, it's now pure chaos, and they're desperate for a spacious family property with a large backyard and plenty of room to grow. Drew and Jonathan step in with a plan, and their first job is shaking Pema's fear of renovations. At the negotiating table, the couple's low-ball approach threatens to derail the project before it's begun. Later, when the walls come down, the problems pile up as Jonathan uncovers a series of worst-case scenarios.