Ep 15. New Family, New Floor Plan
- TV-G
- June 17, 2020
- 60 min
In Property Brothers: Forever Home season 3 episode 15, entitled "New Family, New Floor Plan," homeowners Tom and Megan have recently welcomed a new baby to their family and are realizing that their current home no longer fits their needs. The couple explains to host Drew and Jonathan Scott that their house lacks storage space and their current floor plan is not ideal for a family with a young child.
To start the renovation process, the Property Brothers take a tour of the home to assess its potential. They immediately notice the lack of storage and the awkward layout of the living area. The couple explains that they would like to create an open-concept floor plan that allows them to spend more time together.
After sitting down with the couple, Drew and Jonathan come up with a comprehensive plan to renovate the home. Their first step is to declutter and create more storage space. They then decide to eliminate the walls that divide the living, dining, and kitchen areas to create a more expansive living space that is perfect for family gatherings.
As the renovation process gets underway, Tom and Megan are amazed at the progress and the transformation of their home. They are thrilled to see their vision come to life and have a renewed appreciation for their house. The couple expresses their gratitude to Drew and Jonathan for helping them create a space that feels like home.
Throughout the episode, viewers will get an inside look at the renovation process and the challenges the Property Brothers face in creating a new floor plan that meets the needs of the homeowners. They will also see the finished product and witness the emotional reactions of the homeowners as they see their newly renovated home for the first time.
Overall, "New Family, New Floor Plan" is an inspiring episode that shows how a well-executed home renovation can transform a space into a dream home that meets the needs of a growing family. Viewers will be inspired to take on their own home renovation projects and appreciate the value of a well-designed living space.
