Nate and Jeremiah by Design - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
California Modern
Jerald and Hiyas couldn't afford their dream home, so they settled on a fixer upper across the street and called upon Nate and Jeremiah to help create the kitchen of their dreams.
Tuscan Sunset
Jean and Sean make a tearful plea to design experts Nate and Jeremiah to help them not only fix a 16 year ongoing construction debacle, but also make their home comfortable and safe enough so their infant grandson can finally come to visit.
Modern Chalet
Lalo and Judson thought it would be a great family project to redesign their new home, but indecisions are driving the family apart.
European Farmhouse
As a family of little people, Mark and Heather and their two children need Nate and Jeremiah to help them remodel their home to fit their unique needs, while also creating a beautiful space where Heather can recover from back surgery.
Organic Minimalism
After six years of unreliable contractors, Peggy Lu's house has become a disaster; she needs design experts Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent to save her from her DIY nightmare before it's too late.
Home Is Where the Heart Is
In Hollywood, California, former and current residents of the Covenant House, a youth homeless shelter, call upon Nate and Jeremiah to help transform the shelter's Big Room into a family room.
French Mid-Century
Darren and Missy have spent the last decade trying to remodel their mid-century modern home into an updated masterpiece; they need Nate and Jeremiah to complete their forever home be designing a fabulous kitchen.
Santa Barbara Easy
Nate and Jeremiah help Jim and Shawn redesign their family home to make a claustrophobic space more open; they hope to stay under budget but still deliver results.
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