Every day, The Boys and Girls Club of Hollywood strives to improve each child's life by instilling self-esteem, courage, and positive values through educational programs. Their youth come to The Club to receive tutoring, homework assistance, computer training sports, social recreation, education, mentoring, arts & crafts and so much more. They gain confidence by developing a sense of usefulness, competence and belonging. The boys and girls of the Hollywood location of the Boys and Girls club have to face the dangers of the world everyday, whether it be shootings in their neighborhoods, drug sales on the streets or just the general overwhelm of Hollywood itself, so it is important for them to have the club as a safe space for them to just be kids. Antonio's mission is to create a space that fosters a child's creativity and artistic expression while addressing the Club's issues of storage and functionality for the art room space. Antonio's design is to simplify the space without clutter and make use of the natural light that spills in through 3 large windows. He builds an ?art bar? along the windows so the kids/artists can see their creations in natural sunlight. Facing the windows also allows for better concentration and inspiration. Plus this art bar creates an additional workspace for the kids to create art with plenty of tools & supplies in arms reach. Antonio takes away the boring grey industrial floor and creates a floor that has color & inspires creativity. The design of the floor will also maintain a great look no matter how many paint stains or scratches it has on it. Antonio creates a gallery wall to display the children's art. Not only is the wall clean & simple but the artwork is also framed properly and lit by track lighting. This allows the work to be proudly displayed. There is now plenty of storage in large cabinets & cubbies that are custom build and they hold all the art supplies the club could ever need. Lastly, Antonio creates an inspiration wall that holds hanging clouds with wood cutout ducks that Antonio has the kids paint and design to their liking. This wall expresses who they are as individuals and budding artists.

Megan and Jon are newlywed high school sweethearts who just bought their first home. As if the dusty desolate backyard weren't bad enough, the previous owners used the backyard for party central and left some of their furniture and garbage behind. Megan calls the overall look a ''hot mess''. As a young couple, Megan and Jon would love to have a place to BBQ and entertain their friends. Jamie heads to Door County, Wisconsin for inspiration. Amidst the rolling green hills, Jamie is impressed by the inviting, open feel of the beautiful countryside and plans to bring some of that warmth back to Megan and Jon's backyard. Jamie gets a lesson on creative gardening from Karen Overbeck at the Evergreen Schoolhouse. From a twisted willow arch to a bowling ball sculpture to a playful swing, he takes away the idea that anything goes. At the Woodwalk Gallery, a reclaimed 1890s barn turned art gallery, Jamie is inspired by the wood lines of the antique barn walls and the diffused sunlight coming through the slats. Natural grasses and prairie colors add to the sophisticated feel of the outdoor country entertainment space.

Designer Jasmine Roth helps a young family update the ugly pink exterior and impractical interior of their outdated home. A cool, coastal California makeover adds some much-needed curb appeal complete with a sea blue garage door and Bahama shutters. Inside, she opens up the kitchen, creating more seating for the family. She also builds a stunning new bathroom and a secret compartment gallery wall in the living room.