The Home Show

George Clarke unlocks the potential of a tired and very dated family house in Dorking, stripping it bare to show the young family of five the house's assets before transforming it into their dream home.

Architect George Clarke helps turn a battered family house in Brixton into a dream home. Meanwhile, Angela Brady travels to Italy to unlock the secrets of Venetian style.

Grant and Jo live in a very, very small house and now they have two young daughters they’re outgrowing the building. The only way for George to work out what the biggest problems are is if he moves in to sample family life. George feels like he’s in a doll's house until he steps outside – the garden is huge, and out of proportion with the house. This has already led to some pretty extreme storage solutions, such as using mini sheds to store pots and pans.

George Clarke tackles the dysfunctional layout of Annie and Don's tired home of 20 years in Kew, and comes up with a clever way to create enough space for their three grown-up children

George Clarke breathes life into a soulless four-storey west London town house for Ian and Jen who both work from home and haven't touched the interior since they moved in a few years ago.

Architect George Clarke tackles a house in Surrey with a beautiful view but the drabbest of interiors. The owners are split on their priorities: she wants a kitchen and he wants a garage.