Divine Design

Stay-at-home mom Laura lives in a cavernous and chaotic house with her husband, her three kids, Hunter, Arden and Jordan, two dogs, four cats, two rats, two hermit crabs, a snail and a snake. They bought the massive house so that the family and continually expanding menagerie of pets would have enough room. Now that all the kids are spending at least part of the day at school, Laura has realized it's time to once again start thinking about her self. She wants to overhaul the gigantic 1980's master bedroom and create a spectacular traditional-inspired room, where even for just a few minutes of the day, she can escape for a little kid-free R&R.

Citizens of the world Veronique, her husband, Eric, and their two daughters, Tina and Marie, have just emigrated from France to North America. In the last eight years, they have moved 11 times, but they have finally settled into a beautiful traditional house in a family-friendly neighborhood. Veronique works from home as a translator for pharmaceutical companies, and Eric is a pediatric oncologist. They are both extremely busy and have neglected the most important space in their house — the master bedroom. Eric is traveling the world to attend conferences, and Veronique would love to have the room transformed before he arrives home from the trip. Host Candice Olson creates a space that reminds them of home and is a restful retreat from their hectic lives.