Hidden Potential Episodes

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Season 1, Episode 1

Dual Renovation Aspirations

Rachel and Jonathan Roznowski have a $300,000 budget to buy and renovate a home in the Warren County area of New Jersey. Jonathan would like a garage, and Rachel wants a master bathroom with a double sink. Host Peggy Bunker and architect/designer Barry Wood show them three houses and then Wood reveals a design plan for each house that is customized for the family's needs.

Season 1, Episode 2

Wanted: Open Floor Plan

Carina and George Arniotis have a $450,000 budget to buy and renovate a home in the East Rockaway area of Long Island, N.Y. They want an open plan layout so that they can finally entertain their family for the holidays. Host Peggy Bunker and architect/designer Barry Wood show them three houses and then Wood reveals a design plan for each house that is customized for the family's needs.

Season 1, Episode 3

Additional Room Required

Rachel and Jeff Castor have been living in their townhouse in Wayne, N.J., for nearly four years. Now that they have two children and a large extended family, they want to move. More importantly they need to move now that Jeff's new job is roughly a three-hour commute each way. Host Peggy Bunker and architect/designer Barry Wood show them three houses and then Wood reveals a design plan for each house that is customized for the family's needs.

Season 1, Episode 4

A House For Gracie

Misty and Jeof Vita, along with their 1-year-old daughter Gracie, have a $400,000 budget and would like to buy a three-bedroom home in Roselle Park, N.J. They currently live in a two-bedroom apartment in Jersey City that has become unbearably cluttered and cramped. Jeof wants his very own home office and a backyard for Gracie, while Misty yearns for a home with two bathrooms and a porch. Host Peggy Bunker and architect Barry Wood show them three houses and then Wood reveals a design plan for each house that is customized for the family's needs.

Season 1, Episode 5

Growing Family Needs More Room

Dee and Kevin Heinrich of Eastern Pennsylvania live in the same home they bought when they first married. Now that they have two young daughters, Katelin and Madeline, they are ready to buy a home with more space. They have a budget of $350,000 to find their dream home with four bedrooms, two bathrooms, family room, dining room, kitchen and basement. Their vision is lots of open space. Host Peggy Bunker and architect/designer Barry Wood show them three houses and then Wood reveals a design plan for each house that is customized for the family's needs.

Season 1, Episode 6

Seeking Safer Ground

Emily and Matt Csernica are desperate to move out of their cramped, noisy home in Wayne, N.J., and find a safer, quieter location in which to raise their 2-year-old daughter, Zoe. They are looking for an open floor plan so they can keep an eye on her and have enough space so that they, and potential houseguests, are not on top of each other. Host Peggy Bunker and architect/designer Barry Wood show them three houses and then Wood reveals a design plan for each house that is customized for the family's needs.

Season 1, Episode 7

Looking on Long Island

Beverly Holder has a $450,000 budget to buy and renovate a home in Long Island, N.Y. She wants a three-bedroom, two-bath property that has a place to meditate, and there must also be a fireplace! Host Peggy Bunker and architect/designer Barry Wood show her three houses and then Wood reveals a design plan for each house that is customized for her needs.

Season 1, Episode 8

New Place, More Space

Stephanie Harper and her daughter, Sephan, have outgrown their current place and have decided to pool their resources to buy a new family home for themselves and Sephan's daughter, Layla. They have a $600,000 budget and are looking to buy in Englewood, N.J. Host Peggy Bunker and architect/designer Barry Wood show them three houses and then Wood reveals a design plan for each house that is customized for the family's needs.

Season 1, Episode 9

More Space Required

Young couple Crystal and Mike Billian, along with their 4-year-old, Tyler, currently live in a cramped two-bedroom condo and require more space. Host Peggy Bunker and designer/architect Barry Wood show them three homes that are below their budget, but need work.

Season 1, Episode 10

Trio Looks to Downsize

Nancy Malleo and her two teenage daughters are looking to downsize. Most of the space in their house right now isn't being used (like the dining room and living room), and the decor is way too formal. Nancy wants a functional, comfortable home with at least three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a modern kitchen and an outdoor spot for her to read. Host Peggy Bunker and architect/designer Barry Wood show them three houses and then Wood reveals a design plan for each house that is customized for the family's needs.

Season 1, Episode 11

Beyond the Apartment

Terry and Paul Fedorchak have been married for two years. Upon marrying they moved into Terry's small, and now very cramped, one-bedroom apartment in North Arlington, N.J. Host Peggy Bunker and architect/designer Barry Wood show them three houses and then Wood reveals a design plan for each house that is customized for the family's needs.

Season 1, Episode 12

Too Tight for Comfort

Alan and Kelly McCoy need a bigger home for their family. Their daughter, Madison, has already outgrown her tiny bedroom and she's just 2! They are not only tight on closet space,and privacy, but they are also uncomfortably sharing the one and only bathroom amongst the four of them. Host Peggy Bunker and architect/designer Barry Wood show them three houses and then Wood reveals a design plan for each house that is customized for the family's needs.

Season 1, Episode 13

Starter House Search

Renee and Matt are recently engaged and live in a one-bedroom rental. They are ready to start a family and want to find a starter house in their $400,000 price range. The problem is that in the area of New Jersey they are searching, houses are often listed higher than they can afford. Host Peggy Bunker and architect/designer Barry Wood show them three houses and then Wood reveals a design plan for each house that is customized for the family's needs.