Grand Designs Transformations

Teneriffe Tree House and Dubbo Garden. In Brisbane, a classic Queenslander merges with a modern home. Meanwhile in Dubbo, a rundown church becomes a rejuvenated wedding chapel.

Mitcham White and Fitzroy Funhouse. Two Melbourne couples transform their homes – one will be monochrome, the other exploding with colour. Both battle setbacks and doubts as they chase wildly different visions.

Blackburn. With two transformations on one site, builder Dylan tries to retrofit a cottage into a sustainable home while architect Tylah’s plans for a garden oasis are battered with financial constraints.

St Kilda and Blackwall Tiny. A Melbourne couple turn a drab duplex into a spacious Miami-inspired home, while a NSW couple on a shoe-string budget create a tiny guest pavilion.

Belmont and Oatlands. In Geelong Victoria, Luke and Bree restore a Victorian cottage and add on a massive contemporary extension, while in the historic Tasmanian village of Oatlands, Karen and Stu restore a sandstone Georgian cottage.

South Yarra and Flemington. A little Melbourne workers’ cottage gets a radical reimagining as a Mid Century Palm Springs oasis, while across town, a backyard shed is transformed into a Japanese bathhouse.

Glenbrook and North Balgowlah. A dilapidated 1960’s duplex in the Blue Mountains gets a Moroccan makeover, while in Sydney can a giant boulder the size of a backyard be transformed into a rock top, poolside paradise?

Mornington Peninsula and Exley. An overgrown sloping bush block is transformed into a family retreat designed to embrace its natural surrounds.

Avalon and Balwyn. In two transformations, a couple turn a house on Sydney’s northern beaches into a stylish pad and, in Melbourne, a family creates a flamboyant forever bathroom.

Henley Beach and Gold Coast. In Adelaide’s Henley Beach, Paul and Marie transform an electricity converter station into a high-end entertainer’s home, while on the Gold Coast, Chris and Antoinette reimagine a run-down house into a coastal retreat.