Your Home Made Perfect Season 3 Episode 4 Lei Ying And David

Your Home Made Perfect season 3 episode 4 features Lei Ying and David, a couple who are looking to rejuvenate their old, tired family home. The couple has a budget of £60,000 to transform their house into a chic, stylish, and contemporary family home that meets their needs and lifestyle.

The couple has two young children and needs more space, especially in the living and kitchen areas, which is the main meeting point for the whole family. The house also lacks storage space, which leads to clutter and mess. The couple wants a modern and functional home that reflects their personality and style.

The couple meets two architects, Laura Jane Clark and Robert Jamison, who present two radically different design proposals. The couple is amazed and a bit overwhelmed by the possibilities but ultimately have to choose one of the two designs to become a reality.

Laura Jane's design proposes radical changes to the current layout, focusing on creating a spacious and open-plan living area on the ground floor. She intends to create an extension at the back of the house to provide extra living space. The house gets a completely new layout with a new entrance, an open living room area flowing into the kitchen, and a new dining area with a garden view. The extension provides the space for a playroom for kids.

Robert, on the other hand, suggests a more restrained approach. He acknowledges the strengths of the current layout, such as the central hallway, which separates the living area from the rest of the house. He proposes some changes to maximize the light coming into the house, such as creating a glass ceiling in the hallway. He also suggests expanding the kitchen into an unused utility room, a new storage area, and some internal remodeling to gain more space and light.

The couple is torn between the two designs, and they use virtual reality to compare the two proposals. Both architects use smart technology to enhance the virtual models, allowing the couple to see every detail of the designs in a realistic setting.

After much deliberation, the couple chooses Robert's design, which offers them the chance to update and modernize their home while retaining some of the home's charm and character. The couple loves the way Robert's design maximizes natural light and creates a seamless flow of movement between rooms.

Next up, the couple meets the contractor Steve Brown, who also uses advanced technology to bring their vision to life. Steve has some challenges, working with an old house where unexpected problems inevitably arise. He works hard to create the extension, and installing a new kitchen, but there is always a difficult phase to get through.

The couple's patience is put to the test when their budget is stretched to the limit, and delays force them to live in a building site for several extra months. However, after much perseverance and hard work, the project is finally complete.

The result of the overhaul is a stunning space that suits the family's lifestyle perfectly. The house is full of light thanks to the new glass roof, and the open-plan living area offers plenty of space for the family to play and spend time together. The new kitchen is modern and functional, with bespoke units and plenty of storage, making it easy to keep the house clutter-free.

Overall, this episode is a fantastic look at how technology can be used to aid in the design process and how a little bit of creativity can transform an outdated property into a comfortable, contemporary family home.