For Fixer Upper lovers, check out these shows about renovation and real estate
The Magnolia Network will of course be home to all five seasons of Fixer Upper, the show that started it all for Chip and Joanna, plus two new members of the franchise: Fixer Upper: Welcome Home, in which they return to their first love and tackle new home-renovation challenges, and Fixer Upper Rewatch, in which they comment on old episodes and answer viewer questions.
Beyond the Gaineses, you’ll be able to learn about every facet of the home renovation process, with shows dedicated to single rooms (For the Love of Kitchens) and interior design (Mind for Design and Point of View: A Designer Profile), and with hosts that include newbie renovators (First Time Fixer) and an up-and-coming married builder-designer duo (Making Modern With Brooke and Brice, premiering Sept. 10).
And it’s not just traditional houses that are getting flipped! You can stream a number of shows about building and renovating unconventional spaces: converting vans into tiny homes (Van Go), transforming a 20,000-square-foot schoolhouse into a family living space (Home Work), constructing elaborate backyard play places (Super Dad), and bringing high-design to rustic spots in the middle of the woods (The Cabin Chronicles). On Restoration Road With Clint Harp, the Waco, Texas, carpenter restores unique historical structures such as train cars and gristmills, while Where We Call Home profiles the families who live in unexpected spaces, including a converted school bus and an old firehouse.
For more extreme real estate, check out World’s Most Secret Homes, in which homeowners introduce us to their secluded properties, such as luxury underground bunkers and cabins on remote islands. If these spots inspire you to plan a future vacation to somewhere adventurous, be sure to watch two shows with a travel angle to them: (Re)motel, which follows motor lodge owners as they reinvent retro properties, and Inn the Works, which tracks the renovation of the Oak Knoll Lodge in Big Bear Lake, California.
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