Ep 16. Foster Mom Finds Future Home

In Fixer Upper season 3 episode 16 titled "Foster Mom Finds Future Home," hosts Chip and Joanna Gaines take on a project for a foster mom who is in search of a spacious home that can accommodate the needs of her growing family.

The episode follows the Gaines couple as they meet with the foster mom, Liz, to discuss her needs and preferences. Liz currently lives in a small home with her two biological children and three foster children. She hopes to find a home that is big enough to provide each child with their own bedroom and enough space for them to play and study.

After finding a potential house for Liz online, the Gaines take her to see it in person. The house is an older home with an outdated design and a lot of work to be done. Despite the state of the house, Liz loves the potential it offers. Chip and Joanna get to work creating a plan to renovate the home and give it the upgrades and space Liz needs.

The renovation process involves a complete overhaul of the house's layout. Tearing down walls and combining rooms allow the house to offer Liz's family the space it needs. Chip decides to give Liz's children a spacious outdoor play area as well by designing and building a custom treehouse.

Joanna takes over the interior design of the house, opting for a modern farmhouse look that is both comfortable and stylish. She works on incorporating a lot of natural wood and soft colors that will give the house a cozy feeling.

As the renovation nears completion, Liz is thrilled with the transformation that the house has undergone. The final result is a stunning home with enough space to accommodate Liz's growing family. The house is perfect for her and her children, and she expresses her gratitude towards Chip and Joanna for their work on the project.

Fixer Upper season 3 episode 16 showcases the creativity and expertise of the Gaines couple as they take on a project that aims to provide a family with a home that they can truly call their own. By combining Chip's skills in renovation and Joanna's eye for design, they create a magnificent home that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.