I Hate My Bath

Amy and Kevin are really embarrassed about their outdated and moldy bathroom. Jeff Devlin comes to the rescue turning their ugly and poorly lit bath into a salon-like sanctuary designed for relaxing.

Tara and her daughter Maia moved in with Chris 2 yrs ago They want to make this cabin-style home more livable, but the only bathroom's disgusting. Jeff Devlin turns this uninviting bath into a welcoming chalet.

Michelle and Mike bought their 1950's home a few years back. They love the location and the home but, they can't stand the butterfly bathroom. Jeff Devlin sends this bathroom into a metamorphosis creating a luxury retreat.

Pamela and David love their home, but one tiny bathroom for a family of 4 is pushing the limit. The basement bath is enclosed by curtain walls and a utility sink across the room. Desperate for a 2nd bath, they turn to Jeff Devlin.

Kelly and Dan moved into their 70s rambler 7 years ago to accommodate their growing family. But, they can't stand their ugly faux Italian bath. Jeff Devlin transforms this outdated faux Tuscan palace into an amazing space.

Jen and Joel have two nightmares - their horrible guest bath and their horrible master bath. Their guest bath has red walls and their master bath is barely useable. Jeff Devlin turns these two eyesores into one beautiful bathroom.

Paul and Jean have a bathroom that's too big for its own good. An oversized vanity, unnecessary cabinets, and a huge tub deck are making this bathroom feel cramped and uncomfortable. But, Jeff Devlin's here to change all that.

When Aimee and Marcus bought their '88 split entry home, they saw potential. But, they hate their bathroom with missing tiles and awkward shower. Jeff Devlin fixes up the forlorn bath by turning it into a seaside inspired space.

Ellen and Dan's third floor master bath is unusable. A previous tenant's art-project-gone-wrong on the walls adds to the claustrophobic feel of the room. Jeff Devlin lifts the lid off this problem.

Doua and his wife Yeng moved to their 1978 ranch-style house a year ago. They love the country setting, but they hate the bath. It's inefficient, outdated, moldy, and full of worms. Jeff Devlin creates a modern, stylish space.

Carmen and Joe's bathroom has mold that's taking over the shower and a green and pink color scheme that's not helping the mood. Jeff Devlin shines a little light by adding a gigantic picture window and colorful accents.

Elizabeth moved into her bungalow and found out her bathroom belonged back in the 20s. Since Elizabeth's television hosting job requires her to be make-up ready, Jeff Devlin turns her tiny, tired bathroom into an elegant space.

Tammy and Bobby have a family-friendly house on a huge lot. But, their bathroom is a lavender, outdated eyesore that is barely useable. Jeff Devlin works his magic, creating an amazing blend of style and function.