Life on Mar's the Home Makeover Show

Mar's very own charming street in downtown Westport is in full renovation mode with just about every house on his street being changed in some way. First up, a huge addition for neighbors Andrea and Bob's 1930's saltbox. But is Mar's new design team up for the challenge? And will the homeowners even approve his plans once construction is already underway?

Mar's very own charming street in downtown Westport is in full renovation mode with just about every house on his street being changed in some way. In the exciting conclusion, Mar finishes Andrea and Bob's 1930's saltbox, building a new addition to their home.

Mar gets inspiration from the bright lights of Broadway as he continues his journey of creating a new addition to the Arnold's home. This time he finishes up the second floor which includes their master bedroom, master bathroom, laundry room, and picturesque seating area at the top of the stairs.

In this outdoor transformation episode, Mar is thrilled to reveal the final touches on the Nook, a 1930's saltbox. Complete landscaping, outdoor dining and patio, garage, driveway, gas lantern and so much more. Mar is called away to judge "A Chance to Dance" --will be be easy or tough on these talented folk? And will it cause him to get 'out of step' with his timeline? The clock is ticking.

The holidays are in full swing on Mar's. Join America's Top Lifestyle Expert Mar Jennings and his home makeover team as they enjoy Westport CT during the holidays: caroling, sleigh rides, shopping and more. PLUS, a new new renovation BEGINS. You won't believe the aMARzing plans they have for the mid-century bungalow right next door. (It's going to be down to the studs on this one.)

The transformation of a Westport CT mid-century bungalow picks up steam and the change is aMARzing. Lifestyle Expert Mar Jennings and his team love seeing their plans come to life. And when it's a "hands-on" project Mar can't resist being inspired by his favorite '70's bionic TV heroes. Creating open spaces and adding rooms sounds good on paper, until zoning hurdles might squash the plans.