Flip or Flop Vegas

Aubrey and Bristol take on a design nightmare and their biggest challenge.

Aubrey and Bristol Marunde get a deal on a structure that looks like a glorified shed on zoned horse property not far from the Strip. They plan to build a 600-square-foot addition and turn it into a two-bed, two-bath home.

Aubrey and Bristol tackle a condo with a major lack of storage.

Aubrey and Bristol give a two-bedroom home in a family friendly section of Vegas a beach house theme that easily attracts a buyer and a nice profit.

After buying a condo site unseen, Bristol and Aubrey decide to give it a Vegas bachelor theme to appeal to singles that usually buy in the area.

Aubrey and Bristol convert a duplex into a fun single-family home inspired by Aubrey's college days at the University of Nevada Las Vegas.

Aubrey and Bristol tackle an estate-style property where the previous owners sectioned off the home to create a mother-in-law suite. Aubrey must come up with a design to convert the home back to a single-family unit.

Aubrey and Bristol swap jobs as they renovate a Vegas townhouse. This time, Aubrey handles the construction while Bristol tries his hand at design by creating a rustic theme, including a wood wall and beamed ceilings.

Aubrey and Bristol give a two-story townhouse a modern glam makeover.

Aubrey and Bristol renovate a condo off of the Vegas Strip. Aubrey transforms the living room using bold colors and expands the kitchen. The real highlight of the flip is the master bath, which gets a total overhaul.