Top 10 Transformations From Help! I Wrecked My House Season 2

This crisp, white look is modern and pretty with bright pops of blue. A wood mantel, built-in shelves, and a bench with extra storage also add practicality, with modern pieces of furniture pulling it all together.

It’s hard to believe this is what the room looked like before Jasmine arrived.

This peaceful bathroom is serene and spa-like, thanks to the green tones and wood hues. Some hex tiling and wainscoting keep it modern and fresh, with a bit of greenery for good measure.

This blue was trying way too hard. Add in a builder-quality mirror, old tiling, and plain walls and, well, this isn’t what we would have called a spa-like space at all.

This primary bedroom is the kind of room you can easily drift away in at night or spend hours lounging around in on a lazy Sunday. The elongated headboard is chic, the room has a cozy reading nook, and the windows offer plenty of light to keep things light and airy.

There’s nothing wrong with this space, but nothing remarkable about it either.

This large kitchen and dining room area has coastal vibes and blue hues you’d dive into the deep end for. There’s lots of seating, storage, and design appeal.

While the homeowners were doing what they could with the design, there’s a ton of wasted space here.

This galley kitchen is a beautiful example of making the most of a small space, with an airy divider and modern appliances.

Cramped and dull best describes this cooking space.

This kitchen redesign feels spacious and modern, with plenty of storage for a big family to enjoy, thanks to the extended L-shaped countertop and the large dining table.

Orange you glad Jasmine came to the rescue?

This jewel-inspired kitchen is bright, functional, and modern, with plenty of exciting design elements like the farmhouse sink, the gold hardware, and the checkered backsplash.

Okay, so the galley kitchen wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t giving off design appeal.

This open-concept space is airy and welcoming, with many midcentury modern details to catch the eye.

Before, there was no flow or design appeal, just some empty-feeling rooms.

This hotel-inspired bedroom features dramatic finishes, a black barn door to the bathroom, and beautiful, modern lighting. It’s a space you could lounge in for hours.

Let’s say this is an example of bedroom additions gone wrong.

Is there anyone who wouldn’t love this brilliantly designed, open-concept stairway with its bright yellow and greens? Add in that little dog nook under the stairs and it’s basically brilliant.

We’ll call this one a homeowner’s nightmare.