George Clarke's Old House New Home

Architect George Clarke tries to drag more period properties into the 21st Century. In beautiful Devon, he visits a Victorian property where the kitchen has been dropped in completely the wrong place. Can he come up with a design that reflects the period, and works for all the family? Then there’s a 400-year-old cottage that needs updating. But will the tiny budget be enough?

In his campaign to help turn older properties into 21st Century stunners, architect George Clarke visits two more homes in need of help. He visits a beautiful cottage in Hampshire that has a very eccentric layout and needs extensive reorganization. While a farmhouse in East Sussex needs a major bathroom rethink, but is the budget big enough?

Architect George Clarke is on a mission to drag older houses kicking and screaming into the modern era. In the seaside town of St Leonards, he helps to turn a compact apartment into a cool, elegant kitchen-diner. In Manchester, he tackles a 1930s house with compact dimensions and a miniscule budget to match. Can George transform the cramped kitchen into a functional beauty?

Architect George Clarke is trying to turn outdated homes into sleek, modern marvels. In Leicester, he helps a couple reclaim their home's classic Georgian features and dimensions. In London, he tackles a Victorian living room overwhelmed by 70s kitsch. But can George lose all the tackiness and replace it with smart and sophisticated design?

Architect George Clarke turns his design genius to one of the most stylish periods: the art deco age. He tries to return a neglected art deco gem in Cornwall that has suffered from constant unsympathetic renovations, to its former glory. But can he uncover the house’s lost beauty and stylish features while also making it suitable for modern family living?