100 | Renovation Unscripted

Renovation Unscripted Episodes

Season 1, Episode 1

Condo Kitchen Remodel

Heather Tom and her fiance James help Jason, a television executive, remodel the kitchen and dining room in his new condo.

Season 1, Episode 2

Heather Tom is a Daytime Emmy-winning actress, and every word of her performance is scripted. But when she's not in the studio, she likes to tackle projects that aren't as cut-and-dried. Together with her husband, James, she has a second career: a renovation and design firm, bringing fresh and eclectic style to clients' homes. But with one full-time television career, along with all of the press, promotion and rehearsals it entails, plus trying to build a happy home life with James as newlyweds - all while expecting a baby - requires some serious improvisation on Heather's part. And as she and James discover with each new space, every project is a renovation unscripted. Like Ted and Larry's library. It's a mishmash of mementos and memorabilia, and lacks a cohesive design. Ted has always wanted a haunted library, but Heather doesn't like theme rooms. So she and James, along with their best friend Petey, are ready to make a beautiful room, while making the homeowner's happy. They create a good balance by creating a hidden passageway with a bookcase, making the most of the high ceilings by adding built-in shelving, doing custom woodwork, and sprinkling in a few accessories to make it a little mysterious. And for their signature touch, Heather and James use a reclaimed object in each project they create. Will their homeowners be happy?

Season 1, Episode 3

Adam & Laura's Living Room

Heather Tom is a Daytime Emmy-winning actress, and every word of her performance is scripted. But when she's not in the studio, she likes to tackle projects that aren't as cut-and-dried. Together with her husband, James, she has a second career: a renovation and design business, bringing fresh and eclectic style to clients' homes. So juggling two full time careers, plus trying to build a happy home life with James as newlyweds - all while expecting a baby - requires some serious improvisation on Heather's part. And as she and James discover with each new space, every project is a renovation unscripted. Like Adam and Laura's living room. It's a dark, bland grey box that's totally uninviting. They want to open the space up, and make it useful, for guests and for themselves. So Heather, James, Petey and crew are ready to make it happen, removing an oddly-placed wall to brighten the space, adding plenty of built-in shelving and custom woodwork, and making the fireplace a focal point in the room. Adam will even get the pool table he's always wanted. And for their signature touch, Heather and James use a reclaimed object in each project they create, so they'll discover the perfect accompaniment to go with Laura's piano stool heirloom.

Season 1, Episode 4

Chris & Kathryn's Bedroom

Heather Tom is a Daytime Emmy-winning actress, and every word of her performance is scripted. But when she's not in the studio, she likes to tackle projects that aren't as cut-and-dried. Together with her husband, James, she has a second career: a renovation and design business, bringing fresh and eclectic style to clients' homes. So juggling two full time careers, plus trying to build a happy home life with James as newlyweds - all while expecting a baby - requires some serious improvisation on Heather's part. And as she and James discover with each new space, every project is a renovation unscripted. Like Chris and Kathryn's bedroom, which needs a major overhaul. The house first belonged to Chris, but then he met Kathryn, and now they share the home. Kathryn put her stamp on every room, except the bedroom, which still screams 'bachelor" and forces her to live out of boxes and crates. They want a space that suits both of their needs. So Heather, James, Petey and crew are ready to make it happen, building a custom headboard, balancing masculine and feminine decor, and making sure Chris and Kathryn have enough closet space for both. And for their signature touch, Heather and James use a reclaimed object in each project they create, so they head to a flea market in the sweltering heat, in search of the perfect piece. Heather puts her negotiating skills to the test to get what she needs while staying in budget!

Season 1, Episode 5

Samantha & Jason's Cabana

Heather Tom is a Daytime Emmy-winning actress, and every word of her performance is scripted. But when she's not in the studio, she likes to tackle projects that aren't as cut-and-dried. Together with her husband, James, she has a second career: a renovation and design business, bringing fresh and eclectic style to clients' homes. So juggling two full time careers, plus trying to build a happy home life with James as newlyweds - all while expecting a baby - requires some serious improvisation on Heather's part. And as she and James discover with each new space, every project is a renovation unscripted. Like Jason and Samantha's cabana. Heather and James are friends with the couple , and have always loved their outdoor space, but Heather has been dying to redo it. Instead of being the highlight of the backyard, it's badly decorated and cluttered and they never use it. So Heather and James have come up with a way to change all that, and along with Petey and crew are ready to convert the cabana. The goal? Making it a functional extension of the home. By making the fireplace the central feature, installing custom cabinetry, and using 100-year old wood from the original L.A. Railway to create a beautiful mantle, Heather and James may have struck the perfect balance. Let's hope the couple thinks so!

Season 1, Episode 6

Roger & Catia's Kitchen

Heather Tom is a Daytime Emmy-winning actress, and every word of her performance is scripted. But when she's not in the studio, she likes to tackle projects that aren't as cut-and-dried. Together with her husband, James, she has a second career: a renovation and design firm, bringing fresh and eclectic style to clients' homes. But juggling two full time careers, plus trying to build a happy home life with James as newlyweds - all while expecting a baby - requires some serious improvisation on Heather's part. And as she and James discover with each new space, every project is a renovation unscripted. Like Roger and Catia's kitchen. It's stuck in the 1940s, and other than new appliances, Roger and Catia haven't known what to do with it. So Heather, James, Petey and crew have to take this tiny space and completely gut it. That's the easy part! But when they build it back it needs to have everything the couple wants: much more counter space, tons of cabinets for storage along with a large pantry, a dishwasher, a wine fridge, a breakfast bar, and a unique backsplash inspired by the age of the home. With Heather taping eight shows that week, it's going to be a wild ride!

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