HGTV Announces Season Two of Hit Series 'Hot Mess House'

Organization expert Cassandra Aarssen and craftsman Wendell Holland take homeowners from chaos to clutter-free in new season of HGTV's Hot Mess House.

May 13, 2021
As seen on Hot Mess House, professional organizer Cas Aarseen and her co-host Wendell Holland worked to build a combination home office, play area and entertainment room in the basement of Chris and Christine Ziobro's New Jersey home. Wendell was installing the play room roof as Cas organized storage.

Cas Aarseen and Wendell Holland of HGTV's Hot Mess House.

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Stephanie Diani

Cas Aarseen and Wendell Holland of HGTV's Hot Mess House.

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Organization expert and coach Cassandra Aarssen will deliver more life-changing home transformations for disorganized clients suffering from clutter and messiness in a new season of HGTV's Hot Mess House.

Six fresh one-hour episodes, premiering Thursday, June 17, at 8 p.m. ET/PT, will spotlight Cassandra as she tours the unruly spaces with her clients and identifies their personalized organizing style. As she helps them clean out, Cassandra also will advise how to best manage the underlying emotional attachments that often lead to over-cluttering. Together with builder and craftsman Wendell Holland (Beach Cabana Royale and Home Town Takeover), they will update the rooms with customized renovations to set up the homeowners for tidy success.

"It's easy for people to blame themselves when their home feels like a hot mess," says Cassandra. "My job is to find the method in my clients' madness. Once we find their organizing style, we can set up a space that works for them."

"Cassandra and I redesign houses to fit the lifestyles — and the stuff — of the people who live in them," says Wendell. "Our goal is to give them back their home and their life."

To start the season, Cassandra will meet two families who are ready to clean up their stressed-out spaces. After a thorough decluttering, Cassandra and Wendell will design special projects to give them the organized rooms of their dreams. For Shaimond and Tamara, they will build a space-saving desk and create a unique framed wall display for jewelry. And, for Chris and Christine, the duo will transform their packed basement with specific functional areas, including exercise, entertainment and toy spaces.

As the episodes continue, Cassandra and Wendell will execute more tailored organization projects that will positively impact their clients' lives, from a spice cabinet hidden behind a kitchen backsplash to a coffee table with concealed toy car storage.

In addition to airing on HGTV, each episode will be available on the HGTV GO app the same day as the TV episode premieres — Thursdays, beginning June 17, 2021.

Fans can find more Hot Mess House organization inspiration on HGTV's digital platforms. Viewers can visit HGTV.com for show content and can follow @HGTV and #HotMessHouse on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for more updates. Fans also can connect with Cassandra and Wendell on Instagram at @clutterbug_me and @wendellholland.

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