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The word extreme means different things to different people, and to these homeowners it means pushing the envelope as far as possible. From construction to completion, take an up-close look at some of the world's most spectacular houses ever built, from a castle made entirely of mud to a home shaped like a sphere, from one built deep in a cave to a home that looks like a snake, and find out what makes them all so unique.
The word extreme means different things to different people, and to these homeowners it means pushing the envelope as far as possible. From construction to completion, take an up-close look at some of the world's most spectacular houses ever built - from a home carved right into the side of a red rock canyon to one that is built completely underground, from a home suspended in mid-air to one that is concrete from the floors to the furniture - and find out what makes them all so unique.
The word extreme means different things to different people, and to these homeowners it means pushing the envelope as far as possible. Construction to completion, take an up-close look at some of the world's most spectacular houses ever built - from a modern Italian castle to a seaside house made of refrigerator panels, from a floating home that was a ferry boat to a spherical house that revolves with the sun - and find out what makes them all so unique.
This amazing assortment of homes from all over the world includes a mega-mansion in Las Vegas, a pink Czech house with slopes instead of stairs, a private haven hidden behind a maze in Australia and a Miami penthouse that looks down on passing aircraft. You can chalk pictures on a house in Belgium, London has a towering residential tank with all-round views while a home in California is smaller than a regular bathroom. Extreme thatching crowns a house in The Netherlands, a Florida home is a fisherman's dream, there's a treasure trove of ancient beams in Canada and there's a geometrical oceanside classic in California.
The word extreme means different things to different people, and to these homeowners it means pushing the envelope as far as possible. From construction to completion, take an up-close look at some of the world's most spectacular houses ever built - from a cliffside home perched on top of a waterfall to one that is built out of cargo containers, from a home in the middle of a Brazilian rain forest to one that looks like a whale - and find out what makes them all so unique.
Ky Schultz is ready to move out of his father's home in Santa Barbara. Enrolled at Brooks College in the coastal community of Ventura, California, he knows it's smarter to buy than to rent. With a budget of $300,000, this extreme sports enthusiast hopes to find a nice-sized house or townhome to fit himself, his sporting gear, and maybe even his girlfriend.
Ohio transplants, Brian and Andrea, are in love with Philadelphia and are ready to buy their first home in the area. She wants a historic charmer, and he wants something new and low maintenance. But whatever age home they go with, they're going to have to overcome some extreme sticker shock coming from the much lower-priced Youngstown, Ohio, housing market.
Fallon and David want to have a wedding that transports them to the Napa Valley. They hope one of the three designers can transform their friends' suburban home into a wine country-styled wedding space. Find out if they choose the "extreme winery" design of Steven Cordrey, Amy Zelinsky's romantic and subtle style or Wendi Mirabella and Benita Karroll's sophisticated take on the wine country.
From the dazzling to the daring, to the downright bizarre, we're inside the world's most extreme homes. This amazing assortment includes a Californian house which is a movie star, a factory home in France complete with industrial machinery, an Australian residence in the shape of a sand dune and a magical kingdom in a German city. Montana has a little box on the prairie, a Korean home pixilates family life, Denmark has a house like a 3D puzzle and there's one with three towers and a drawbridge in Scotland. An Italian palace has had an 800 year makeover, X marks the spot for a house in Spain and a home in Florida is a treetop woodland getaway.
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