Your Home Made Perfect Season 2 Episode 6 Gemini and James

In "Your Home Made Perfect" season 2 episode 6, titled "Gemini and James," a couple is looking to transform their 1930s semi-detached house into a modern, open-plan living space while preserving the charm of the original building.

The couple, Gemini and James, hope to create more space by knocking down walls and extending the home's rear end. They want to create an open-plan living space that will allow them to entertain guests seamlessly. However, they also want to preserve the period features that give the house its character.

The couple's design brief is quite specific, and their designer has to take care to ensure that the design achieves all their requirements. To help the couple visualize the design, the two designers have created two competing designs.

The first designer's plan is to keep the house's traditional character by dividing the living space into smaller rooms. They want to create a separate dining area and kitchen, which will make the space feel more authentic while still maintaining the benefits of open-plan living.

The second designer's plan is to create a more modern and open-plan space that makes the most of the property's available sunlight. They plan to add a skylight to the kitchen, which will brighten up that space, while the back of the house will be extended to create a bright living area.

Both designers' plans are presented to the couple, and they will have to choose which one best suits their needs and what they envision for their home. However, the couple's decision may not be straightforward, as they struggle to weigh up the pros and cons of each design.

Once the couple has decided on their preferred design, the builders will begin work to turn their dream into a reality. However, the renovation work may not be as smooth and straightforward as anticipated, and both the couple and designers will have to navigate through various obstacles that arise throughout the renovation process.

Overall, "Your Home Made Perfect" season 2 episode 6 promises to be an exciting and engaging episode that navigates the tension between preserving historic features and creating a modern, open-plan living space.