After keeping up a long-distance relationship for three years, Sarah and Carl Day married and moved to Sarah's home state of California, a far departure from Carl's native England. Ten years later, the couple has decided to give up the sun and surf to give England a try. Though Carl looks forward to reconnecting with his family, the drastic change in lifestyle is weighing on both of them. After selling their modern-style home in the US, the couple looks for a period property with lots of character and a garden, and enlists the help of realtor Brian Russell. But is the extreme change in lifestyle too much for the couple to deal with? Find out, as House Hunters heads across the pond to Buckinghamshire, England.

Deb and Greg were childhood sweethearts. His family had a large chinchilla farm and Deb was one of the local teens who worked there during the summer. Fast forward 22 years and Deb, Greg, and their 5 teenaged children are living in the house where Greg grew up and running the family business. Their home is a constant hub of activity and the kitchen is command central. A large family, and all the kids' friends means extreme wear and tear on this dated and dysfunctional kitchen. Deb loves to bake for the crowds, but with only two electrical outlets, the workspace is pushed into a small corner. The island has become a dumping ground; there is bad lighting; a lack of good storage; and the appliances have seen better days. This family of 7 wants to sit together at mealtime but also needs seating for friends. Deb and Greg love all the activity, but would love it more in a beautiful kitchen that's well designed, easy to clean, modern and cozy. Since the only thing that's not worn out is the invisible revolving door, this family needs Candice to turn this worn out country kitchen into a fabulous and functional modern space for many.

Deb and Greg were childhood sweethearts. His family had a large chinchilla farm and Deb was one of the local teens who worked there during the summer. Fast forward 22 years and Deb, Greg, and their 5 teenaged children are living in the house where Greg grew up and running the family business. Their home is a constant hub of activity and the kitchen is command central. A large family, and all the kids' friends means extreme wear and tear on this dated and dysfunctional kitchen. Deb loves to bake for the crowds, but with only two electrical outlets, the workspace is pushed into a small corner. The island has become a dumping ground; there is bad lighting; a lack of good storage; and the appliances have seen better days. This family of 7 wants to sit together at mealtime but also needs seating for friends. Deb and Greg love all the activity, but would love it more in a beautiful kitchen that's well designed, easy to clean, modern and cozy. Since the only thing that's not worn out is the invisible revolving door, this family needs Candice to turn this worn out country kitchen into a fabulous and functional modern space for many.

Deb and Greg were childhood sweethearts. His family had a large chinchilla farm and Deb was one of the local teens who worked there during the summer. Fast forward 22 years and Deb, Greg, and their 5 teenaged children are living in the house where Greg grew up and running the family business. Their home is a constant hub of activity and the kitchen is command central. A large family, and all the kids' friends means extreme wear and tear on this dated and dysfunctional kitchen. Deb loves to bake for the crowds, but with only two electrical outlets, the workspace is pushed into a small corner. The island has become a dumping ground; there is bad lighting; a lack of good storage; and the appliances have seen better days. This family of 7 wants to sit together at mealtime but also needs seating for friends. Deb and Greg love all the activity, but would love it more in a beautiful kitchen that's well designed, easy to clean, modern and cozy. Since the only thing that's not worn out is the invisible revolving door, this family needs Candice to turn this worn out country kitchen into a fabulous and functional modern space for many.

Deb and Greg were childhood sweethearts. His family had a large chinchilla farm and Deb was one of the local teens who worked there during the summer. Fast forward 22 years and Deb, Greg, and their 5 teenaged children are living in the house where Greg grew up and running the family business. Their home is a constant hub of activity and the kitchen is command central. A large family, and all the kids' friends means extreme wear and tear on this dated and dysfunctional kitchen. Deb loves to bake for the crowds, but with only two electrical outlets, the workspace is pushed into a small corner. The island has become a dumping ground; there is bad lighting; a lack of good storage; and the appliances have seen better days. This family of 7 wants to sit together at mealtime but also needs seating for friends. Deb and Greg love all the activity, but would love it more in a beautiful kitchen that's well designed, easy to clean, modern and cozy. Since the only thing that's not worn out is the invisible revolving door, this family needs Candice to turn this worn out country kitchen into a fabulous and functional modern space for many.

Deb and Greg were childhood sweethearts. His family had a large chinchilla farm and Deb was one of the local teens who worked there during the summer. Fast forward 22 years and Deb, Greg, and their 5 teenaged children are living in the house where Greg grew up and running the family business. Their home is a constant hub of activity and the kitchen is command central. A large family, and all the kids' friends means extreme wear and tear on this dated and dysfunctional kitchen. Deb loves to bake for the crowds, but with only two electrical outlets, the workspace is pushed into a small corner. The island has become a dumping ground; there is bad lighting; a lack of good storage; and the appliances have seen better days. This family of 7 wants to sit together at mealtime but also needs seating for friends. Deb and Greg love all the activity, but would love it more in a beautiful kitchen that's well designed, easy to clean, modern and cozy. Since the only thing that's not worn out is the invisible revolving door, this family needs Candice to turn this worn out country kitchen into a fabulous and functional modern space for many.

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.

From the dazzling to the daring to the downright bizarre, go inside the world's most extreme homes. This amazing assortment includes a house curled up in the Arizona heat, a Danish residence designed to look like two giant waves, and an old English hideaway for American war heroes. There's a country house that looks like a miniature airship in Russia, a modern twist on an old home in New Mexico and a two-for-one residence in Japan. A South African home looks giraffes in the eye and a barn in Italy hides a luxurious home. Art meets chaos in a strange home in France, and New York City hides a futuristic factory.

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 covered in wrap-around art, home in Spain shaped like a slice of pie, a space in Australia where wooden fins block the sun,and a Japanese home shaped like a mushroom. We go to a modern jungle cabana in Mexico a a foam covered house in New Mexican, and a castle in Belgium. Seventeen domes come together to form a home in Italy, a triangular house perches on a tiny sliver of land in Canada, a residence in Oregon looks out through the "eye of God" and Scotland has a home in a 200 year old observatory.