No Demo Reno Season 3, Episode 9: Custom Contemporary

Truth Bombs

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.

43 min

Porcelain Punch Up

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.

42 min

Tudor is Cuter

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.

Bachelor Pad

A man and his two older sons move back in together after the passing of their wife and mother. Keeping her design vision in mind, Jenn delivers a modern space with rustic and industrial elements that recognize the past while ushering hope for the future.

Vegas Luxe

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.

DIY Don't

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.

Fresh Start

A couple began renovations on their home when he suddenly passed away. Now, Jenn is taking the reins to help her finish their dream home, bringing a traditional yet modern design that will keep his spirit alive while giving her a fresh start.

'60s Refresh

A couple is so perplexed by the layout of their 1960s home that they're ready to move. Jenn, however, wants to convince them to stay with a homestead-style renovation that combines vintage elements and cozy functionality with a modern organic twist.

Organic Coastal NOLA

A couple's kids have moved out and now his mom is moving in, so it's time for an update. They're each wanting a New Orleans style office, a Florida Coastal suite and an organic modern kitchen, and now Jenn looks to cohesively fuse their diverse styles.

House of Quirks

A couple loves the outdoorsy vibe of their lot, but not the house's many quirks. Jenn integrates orangey wood ceilings and a dining room the size of a banquet hall into a traditional organic design that will usher their eccentric house into the present.

Familyness

A couple's blended family is leaving the nest and they want to take back their house while still maintaining what they call, "Familyness." With a new kitchen, living room and bathroom, Jenn updates their '80s rancher with a rustic, industrial design.