Original airdate: Feb. 19, 2005

Erik and Christine decorated their four-bedroom Victorian in rich colors with formal details, but new owners Glenn and Lisa want to strip the house of its stuffy décor and give it a "funky farmhouse" style. Glenn and Lisa spent lots of time giving their home a relaxed feel with muted tones and flea market finds, but new owners Martin and Victoria want to give the house a wild kick with bold colors and unique tiles. Emotions will run high when the former owners get to see the changes in their old homes!

Couple A: Martin and Victoria
Martin and Victoria have been living in an apartment on the upper east side of Manhattan. With twins on the way, one bedroom just won't cut it anymore. They are excited to move into Glenn and Lisa's two family houses, and they plan to convert the structures into one large home. Their design calls for big construction and bright colors, but with Victoria on bed rest and Martin working overtime, the renovations might not be as easy as they think.

Couple B: Glenn and Lisa
Glenn and Lisa have two girls and are longing for a bigger space. They are relieved to be moving into Erik and Christine's four-bedroom Victorian house with a big back yard, but they aren't so thrilled with the décor. They have a lot of work ahead of them in order to transform this formal home into a "funky farmhouse."

Couple C: Erik and Christine
Erik and Christine have raised four kids in their home and have spent a lot of time and money giving it a formal European flair. Although they are finding it hard to say goodbye, they know that they've outgrown the space and need to move on. What will their reaction be when they see how their beloved home has been transformed?

Special thanks to the following featured vendors:

American Standard (www.americanstandard-us.com) — Bathtub, faucet, sink, toilet, vanity
Behr; (www.behr.com) — Paint
ClosetMaid (www.closetmaid.com) — Closet Organization System
Dal-Tile Corporation (www.daltile.com) — Bathroom tiles
Delta Wholesale Fence Co. (www.delta.wholesalefence.com) — Outdoor Wood Fence
Devonian Stone of New York (www.devonianstone.com) — Devonian Stone for Patio
EspressoZone.com (www.espressozone.com) — Espresso Machine
Green Mountain Soapstone (www.greenmountainsoapstone.com) — Soapstone kitchen countertop and sink
Gypsy Farmhouse (www.gypsyfarmhouse.com)— Dining room table
Herman Miller (www.hermanmiller.com) — Office Furniture
Hunter (www.hunterfan.com) — Ceiling Fan
KitchenAid (www.kitchenaid.com) — Kitchen Appliances
Maxim Group Companies (www.maximlighting.com) — Lighting
Montauk Living (www.montauksofa.com) — Living room furniture
Philip Williams Posters (www.postermuseum.com) — Posters in the Living Room
Rejuvenation (www.rejuvenation.com) — Kitchen Cabinet Pulls
Ricceriart.com (www.ricceriart.com) — Painting
Rugs Direct (www.rugs-direct.com) — Area Rugs
Sheldon Slate Products Company (www.sheldonslate.com) — Kitchen Countertops
Smith & Noble (www.smithandnoble.com) — Window Treatments & Lamps
Trikeenan Tileworks, Inc. (www.trikeenan.com) — Kitchen Tiles
U. Santini Inc. (www.usantini.com) — Movers
Verrmont Tubbs (www.vermonttubbs.com) — Children's Furniture
Vintage Cellars (www.vintagecellars.com) — Wine Cellar
ZipCo Wine Cellar Services, Inc. (www.zipcowine.com) — Wine Cellar