Restored by the Fords
Siblings Leanne and Steve Ford renovate older homes in rural Pennsylvania that are a bit out of the ordinary and unconventional. As the designer and 'house whisperer', Leanne is the brains behind each project while Steve uses his 'MacGyver-like' carpentry skills to bring her crazy, over the top ideas to life.
Episodes8
Mid-Century Modern Meets the 21st Century
A young couple need a larger space for them and their two kids, so Steve and Leanne decide to reconfigure the floor plan to transform their small house into a home with plenty of elbowroom.
First Floor Burnout
The Fords become tasked with updating the first floor of a regal Victorian house built in 1885 with a balance of new and old for a young couple.
Mid-Century Mess Gets Modern Makeover
A dark midcentury home, the wildest house on the block, goes unoccupied for over a decade, so Leanne and Steve transform it into a sleek oasis.
A Home for A Future Designer
Steve and Leanne transform an outdated and cluttered home into a modern farmhouse for an aspiring designer. (TD)
House With A Circle Ceiling
Steve and Leanne get called on to restore a mid century modern Pittsburgh home for a pair of music lovers.
A Childhood Home Transformed
Steve and Leanne become tasked with renovating a client's childhood home, and have to balance the home's original character with a modern update for the next generation.
The Oasis, Part Two
Steve and Leanne return to the Collins' mid-century home for the final phase of renovation, and along the way, they get inspiration after a trip to the historic Fallingwater house by Frank Lloyd Wright.
Victorian Gets Some Street Style
Steve and Leanne agree to tackle the first floor of an old Victorian row house with too much wallpaper; they first brighten and lighten the whole space, then overhaul the dungeon of a kitchen.