The Williams Family Cabin

First-time renovators Stacy and Zach begin working on a cabin they bought to rent out. This creative duo sees their plans go up in smoke and experiences a trial-by-fireplace after finding a structural issue they must fix before doing anything else

No one thought a French drain would be necessary, but after they find mold in the shower during the demo, they feel there's no choice. In true Williams' fashion, Zach and Stacy forge on to complete their uniquely designed destination bathroom.

The fireplace is finally built with local river stone, and only after it's complete do they realize they forgot to add the mantel. Meanwhile, Stacy styles antiques for the lobby of a uniquely Nashville hotel.

The den and the small bedroom downstairs are up next, and the latter wasn't part of the plan. Inspired by Zach's music career, Stacy rises to the challenge making good use of her decorating expertise and pieces she's picked up over the past year.

Not one to waste space, Stacy turns the mezzanine into its own room with an oversized window, while also helping her photographer friend create a more functional workspace.

With antique furniture, floating shelves and new quartz countertops, Stacy and Zach transform the hub of the house -- the kitchen. And with the final room done, they take time to celebrate their hard work.