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01x03 - Unboxing My House

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Honest Renovations". Aired: August 18, 2023.*
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Renovating the homes of deserving families while having candid conversations about parenthood.

01x03 - Unboxing My House

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-I'm Jessica. -I'm Lizzy.

And this is

Yay.

[upbeat music]

Basically.

[Lizzy]

is parenting can be tough at

every stage of the game.

It's a lot of yelling and we've

never been

[Jessica]

that you've got this, you're,

like, yes, I got this today.

Boom, you don't.

-[cries] -Oh

[Lizzy]

-[man] We started demolition--

-Before Emma came,

-and then Emma came. -[both]

Ohh.

I feel defeated as a working

single mom.

I don't know who said babies

don't need a lot of space,

Your family grows, your family

changes

-That's right.

Inevitably, you're gonna hit a

breaking point.

Everyday I feel like I'm

failing.

[man 2]

It's an organizational thing

too, right?

Where things are, where we put

things.

-Definitely help with that.

-Right.

Updating your home makes a

massive difference

These are all the healthy snacks

you can put at the bottom.

What a cool little hack.

This is a mom hack, you don't

wanna go

in the nursery every time you

change the baby.

With changing these homes,

Welcome home.

Oh, my God!

Thank you for seeing us.

Woo! Are you kidding me?!

I'm gonna cry.

[woman]

[woman 2]

You need to be celebrated.

-[Jandilyn] Okay, ready, set.

-One, two, three, go. Whee!

Okay, ready?

Heads up. Heads up.

One, whoa.

Hi, I'm Jandilyn Wong and this

is my husband.

Hi, I'm Wilson Wong.

[Jandilyn]

Cheers, okay.

We love 'em, but they are such a

handful.

[Waverly cries]

-Come on, what's going on, baby?

-Shh.

Oh, you know what? She didn't

get her nap.

Before kids, we took a lot of

pride in our home.

It feels like a lifetime ago.

We had been trying for several

years,

so it was a surprise when we

finally got

a positive pregnancy test and

you know we were prepared,

but we're never really prepared.

[Waverly cries]

We read so many books to learn

how to take care of babies,

And then our whole life pretty

much turned upside down.

[Wilson]

and then it got out of control.

Right when you walk in our front

door, it is pure chaos.

[Jandilyn]

I feel like it is going to help

us almost fix

the relationship amongst us,

you know, because we do get

stressed.

I'm sort of apprehensive to have

people at our home.

Walker, did you hear that? There

was a knock.

I am very embarrassed, you know,

someone's gonna step

I can imagine how hard that

would be.

Yeah.

I wouldn't even let y'all in my

front door.

No, it was actually very brave

of them.

-Yeah, it's so brave. -Yeah.

So we just thought it was super

important to make sure

that they just knew that they

were not in this alone.

-Hi. -Hi!

Welcome, oh, my gosh, nice to

have you guys!

We didn't know whether to knock

or not or walk in.

-Say hi. -Hi.

Hi, Lizzy, I'm Jandilyn.

Nice to meet you, Jandilyn.

-Hi, I'm Jessica. -Hi, nice to

meet you.

Okay, introduce us to everyone.

Okay, well, this is our eldest

son, Walker.

-This is our daughter, Waverly.

-Hi!

Oh, my goodness, you're very

cute.

-How about a high five?

-[Jandilyn] High five?

[Wilson] Oh, it's a very dirty

high five.

[Jandilyn] She was eating

chicken, I'm sorry.

[Wilson] She just had lunch, so.

Hello, how are you?

-Hi, good, good. I'm Wilson.

-Nice to meet you, Wilson.

-Hi, I'm Jessica. -Hi, Jessica,

nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you too.

Wow, okay, so this is the house.

Right, right.

[upbeat music]

[Lizzy]

I felt like a bobblehead.

This is the family room?

Yes, this the den and that's the

living dining area.

Well, you have, like, a really

big space.

-[Jandilyn] We do. -[Lizzy] You

do.

Smaller bedrooms, but--

[Lizzy]

Yeah, and I love a vaulted

ceiling.

Same, same.

Imagine what it must feel like

being

in that space constantly and

trying to focus on your kids

or dinner or work or whatever

the thing--

[exhales]

Whoosah. Whoosah.

-It's a lot of stuff. -It's a

lot.

So I think this is the best time

to maybe hand off the kids to

the grandma.

Say bye-bye.

-Bye-bye. -Bye-bye.

-Oh, my gosh. -I love that age.

-It's such a good age. -Mhm.

Does it make you wanna have

another one?

-No. Definitely not. -Damn.

Come on, lets get pregnant

together again.

What are we even talking about?

Our last pregnancy was

geriatric, sister.

Marinate on that one.

I want more defined spaces in

our home

so that we can clearly say that

this space is

Was it having your first that

you just felt like you

just started accumulating a lot

of things

and you needed places to put

them? Was that it?

My wife, you know, she loves to

prepare for everything.

Yeah.

And so, shopping for all the

necessary pieces,

Planning and--

So, with the baby born, she

wanted to prepare for the baby.

I think as new parents, that's

the--

That's your challenge

constantly.

I need all this new stuff,

I need all these things for this

little baby--

You really don't.

[Lizzy]

[Jessica]

All you needed was--

A onesie, a diaper, and a

bottle, or a boob.

[Lizzy laughs]

Sometimes I'm not able to find

things that we need,

so we can easily go online.

So you might have doubles or

triples of the same thing.

Exactly, so I'm gonna have

over--

Oh, snap. Oh, you can't find

stuff in the house?

Sometimes, yes.

-Ahh. -Ahh.

[Lizzy] Okay, okay, I see.

So it's an organizational thing

too, right?

It's not having a great system

on knowing where things are,

where we put things.

We can definitely help with

that.

Right, I really love the

emphasis on organization

because I know for her, it's

like,

"Oh, we need storage solutions."

Well, I don't want cabinets

everywhere.

Yeah.

I really want the organizational

aspect of it.

But it does actually take

cabinets,

but it's looking, it can be

chic.

Yeah.

You need storage literally

everywhere.

Everywhere. Every room needs

storage.

-Don't fret. -Don't fret.

Storage needs to be everywhere.

But I think there's a beautiful

way to do it,

because when you really think

about storage,

I think the fear sometimes,

storage equals bulky.

Right, no, can't be bulky.

And storage does not have to be

bulky.

Mmm-mm.

And then what is this here?

This is creative station it

feels like.

[Wilson]

of sneaker customizing or

painting, things like that.

It's my creative outlet.

-Ohh, okay. Okay. -That's really

cool.

-[Wilson]-[Jandilyn]

Uh-huh. Let me see.

-What! How cute is this? -This

could be a little Etsy.

[Jessica] It's so cute.

Okay, what's behind me? What's

this?

[Wilson]

[Jessica]

-This is where you mix drinks.

-Right.

This is where you kinda

entertain,

[Jessica]

[Wilson]

for our loved ones, our friends.

I used to be a college radio DJ,

I still have my turn tables

in my bedroom buried under shoe

boxes right now.

I think one of the things that

we lost as parents

is almost, like, our hobbies,

you know, our interest.

So that's one of the things I

would like to see

this space to be, to have, like,

arts and crafts and, like

-Right. -for us and the kids,

of course.

It's okay for you to want stuff

that's just for you.

Yes.

And it doesn't have to be "and

also the kids."

You can maintain and hold on to

your true, authentic self,

be amazing parents, be an

amazing human,

and give to them everything that

they need.

You can have both, okay? I wanna

hug you.

[Jessica]

just buried under this weight

and all these dreams

and desires and thoughts that

they have

all just, like, piled into this

space.

When you're cluttered in your

space, it also feels

like they're cluttered up here.

-Yeah. -And in here.

I feel like this is, like, kids

central.

I see arts and crafts here, all

of our building blocks.

-Right. -And we have another

table.

-Right. -Oh!

[objects clattering]

[Jandilyn] Oh, my God, are you

okay?

I see slides, I see arts and

crafts, building blocks.

-Right. -And we have another

table.

-Right. -Oh!

[objects clattering]

-Oh, my God, are you okay?

-Lizzy.

Lizzy.

[Jessica] Wow, Lizzy. What is

wrong with you?

My goal is not to t*rture you, I

promise.

Oh, my God, this was my biggest

fear,

walking in and feel like the

little kids

were gonna climb the boxes and

fall over.

You mean you accidentally almost

impaled me.

I remember that.

And I was almost concussed.

Yes, concussed, sure, that,

uh-huh.

Oh, what is this?

-Sexy photo. -Wow, wow.

[Wilson] Yeah, that was before

we got married, before kids.

This is, like, sexy cool.

-Mhm -That's what this is.

-Very cool. -[Lizzy] Sexy cool.

[Jessica] Yeah, and you guys are

still these people.

-I think that's what our job is.

-Yeah.

To make sure they know they can

still be those cool,

sexy, fun parents.

Get that sexy back and still be

an amazing mom and dad.

What do you want out of your

home?

I want it to be organized,

clutter-free,

where we can entertain again,

maybe have our love ones visit

the kids every day.

I feel like I'm failing, you

know, as a parent

and as an individual, and a

partner.

[Wilson] You know you're my ride

or die,

so we'll get through this.

Right, right.

It's really brave of you to be

vulnerable

and to allow us to come into

your space,

and so, thank you for opening

yourself up to that

because that's really, really

hard to do.

-[Wilson] Yeah. -Thank you.

We're gonna create an amazing

space

[Jessica] Yeah.

that you guys are going to

love.

This is going to be awesome, and

if it's not

-Go after her. -[Jessica laughs]

I'll give you Lizzy's address.

[everyone laughs]

All right, Wong family design

meeting.

We want them to bring back

their sophisticated, elevated

vibe.

Cool, sexy, fun vibe.

They can entertain, but then

also do the family thing.

Right.

We need to have the adult zone,

the kids zone.

[Lizzy]

[Jessica]

I want to walk into the sitting

room.

What if we make this the dining

table?

You don't like it here?

I feel like it's blocking the

fire place.

Hmm.

-It's a couch. -Oh.

-Do you like my illustrations?

-That's not a couch.

It's a couch.

There's the back of the couch.

It's a monkey bar set.

You put monkey bars in there.

I'm not really sure why it has

legs right here.

Okay.

-So this is couch. -Couch.

Dining table.

Do we like table pushed into

this corner though?

-But if it's, like, a bench--

-Doesn't that feel tight?

I think that's what you're--

You're absolutely right.

Why don't you draw a little

bench?

Of course there's gonna be a

bench.

Draw.

Bench.

You know what, 'cause I thought

you were gonna write

something else, so I'm glad that

turned out--

I think that Jess and I, I

learned a long time ago,

have our own language.

Sometimes it sounds like

fighting.

It does.

Comes out a little bit snappy.

It's more like sisters that

bicker

except we don't run away from

it.

-We lean in. -Head first.

To bickering sisters.

Oww.

-Bench. -Okay.

[Jessica]

[Lizzy]

Bar.

[Lizzy]

[Jessica]

[upbeat music]

-Hi! -Hi!

-We're back. -Yay!

We are back.

-We brought a friend. -We

brought a friend.

This is Amy from Nimble Nest.

Amy is an angel from heaven

basically.

She's an expert in really honing

in on the things

that will bring you the most

joy, the most light,

the stuff that you actually need

and then how

to, sort of, move on from the

things

that you don't necessarily need

in your lives.

It gives me nightmares to see,

like, this every day.

Did you say I give you

nightmares?

Not you.

How should we start?

[Amy]

we really just start from one

corner of the room

but the key is to hone in on our

categories.

So, keepsakes.

I don't tell people to get rid

of things

if they're not ready.

Trash, obviously, and relocate.

So what that means is, we love

it, we're keeping it,

and I found a pair of underwear,

right?

Underwear don't belong in the

living room,

they belong in the bedroom.

I promise you, the way energy

flows,

goodness will come back in.

-Everyone needs an Amy. -Yes.

-Everyone. -We all need Amy.

We all need an Amy in our lives.

She's good at making everyone

know

that they are not alone in this

process.

Exactly.

-Everybody in? -[all] Go team!

Trash bags.

Okay, so, what about the slide?

[Jandilyn] We can give it away,

or donate, right?

-[Jessica] Awesome. -[Lizzy]

Yay!

Okay, donate.

[objects clatter]

So can I just, like, have a beer

while you guys do this?

[girls laugh]

He started to see it go and I

feel like he was, like,

"Am I regretting this or am I

into this?"

And I think he really felt more

like he was regretting it.

[laughing]

But there was no turning back,

we were in too deep.

Aye!

And this one's keep.

[upbeat music]

-We're here! -[Lizzy laughs]

-Whoa. -[Jessica] This is wild.

Aye, aye, aye.

[Jessica]

We're here.

Tinku! TJ.

-It's empty. -Oh, my God.

-TJ, Tinku. He's basically

-So many names.

[Jessica]

[Lizzy]

Jess is right brain, I'm left

brain,

Tinku is definitely our spine,

right?

-Yeah. -Central nervous system.

-Yeah. -I think so.

-Yeah, I think I'm both brains.

-You think so?

-I think so. -Okay, well, you be

both.

[Lizzy] Whoa!

[Jessica] This is wild, like,

what?

The light that is coming into

this room

-Yeah, it's night and day.

-is insane.

-This is awesome. -[Jessica]

This is massive.

It's really big.

I really think we can do

some floor-to-ceiling cabinets.

Storage, people don't

understand.

No house is built with enough

storage ever

in the history of mankind.

Something about when you become

a parent,

you realize that there is more

things that you have

that you could ever imagine in

your tight space now

That you don't need to see.

that you never thought you

would see.

If we do floor-to-ceiling, I

think it won't--

'Cause remember he said he

didn't want cabinets everywhere.

Wilson?

Yeah, Wilson, so I think if we

do floor to ceiling,

there's a way to do it where we

can kinda disguise it.

Wilson did throw out a little

bit

of a design challenge for us.

He told us straight up that he

did not like bulky cabinets.

Well you know what, Wilson,

challenge accepted.

We're going to design a space

with a lot of cabinets and a lot

of storage,

and it's gonna beautiful and

it's gonna help them so much

-with their storage issues.

-Yeah.

All right, so, what colors do we

have to work with?

[Jessica]

[Lizzy] Concentrate,

concentrate.

What do you mean concentrate?

Concentrate on what?

Concentrate on getting it inside

the paint can.

Well, I don't see you helping

me.

-Well, this is great. -I see you

just standing here.

I am really overseeing.

Judging.

Look, oh, that awesome, look at

you.

[Jessica] What?

[Lizzy] Oh, you just made a

messy with it.

I like this.

Remember my first honest teal

color?

It kinda remind me of that.

[Lizzy] So you picked out these

colors?

They said they liked teal.

We think it's important to use

zero VOC paint.

Which means it doesn't contain

any volatile,

organic compounds, and has an

ultra-low odor

which is safer for your family.

Look at her just go.

I think that's all she wants to

do.

This is all she cares about.

This feels more elevated.

I like this one.

This one does feel richer

though.

I have no opinion.

Tinku, why do you hate design

decisions so much?

I think you just don't like to

commit

which is why it took you so long

to get engaged.

Why is she bringing up your old

sh*t, huh?

-Why she bringing up old stuff?

-What are you talking about?

All right, so you just basically

painted the one I painted

over there closer to yours?

Yeah, so that we can really look

at the difference.

That's called control.

Do you get the impression

she just likes messing things

up?

Just paint the whole wall, Jess.

-[Jessica] Wait. -[Lizzy] So we

can get

the whole vibe.

Look at her, don't even care

about the floors, nothing.

[Jessica] This is the only way.

I think she just wanted to paint

today.

-All right. -[Tinku] Little bit.

All right, I have a clear

favorite.

So do I, but if I say it,

she's gonna go with the

opposite.

Okay, if that's number one and

that's number two,

I think we all say it at the

same time.

Three, two, one.

-[all] One. -[Tinku] Wow.

Decisions made.

I bet you if I said one, she'd

be, like, "Well"

-Told you I was right. -Told

you.

[upbeat music]

[Lizzy]

but I still think Mom and Dad

need something a little bit

extra.

and they lost touch with who

they were.

we knew instantly that one of

our goals had to be

to reconnect this couple.

so we could not only bring the

sexy back for them,

but so they could see each other

again,

and this time, as a family.

-Hello. -[all] Hi!

Family.

-Hi! -How are you?

Oh, my God, this is so exciting.

[photographer] One more smile.

Cheese. Big smiles.

Huddle in, heads together.

Yeah, let's bring that sexy

back.

[photographer] So beautiful.

Cute.

[Wilson]

[Lizzy] Yes, queen, yes, queen.

Yes, queen. That's my queen.

That's right. That's his queen

over here.

[Wilson] You're an animal.

You're a cat.

Do it. There you go.

[Lizzy] Okay. That's so good.

Okay.

All right. Just real talk,

though.

How are you feeling overall with

everything right now?

-I'm curious or what -I am.

they're gonna do with, like,

all our craft and arts and shoes

stuff.

[Lizzy] Are you?

Yeah, 'cause that's sort of

where That's my area.

Art therapy.

That's, like, that's the therapy

area.

That's the the safe space.

We are really, really trying to

make you guys happy.

Yeah. It's really him I think

that you need to

[Wilson] Impress.

-[Jandilyn] Impress him. -I

think it's both of you.

-[Jandilyn] I think it's hard.

-No, no, that's the thing.

It's not just him. It is you

too.

You do so much making everyone

else happy.

And as mothers,

we give so much of ourselves

naturally.

For real. And if it wasn't for

you,

I would not be doing this. Just,

I'm just

keeping it real, so this is

really for you.

[Lizzy] And you're in good

hands.

Thank you.

[Lizzy] Yeah. Pop that knee. Pop

the knee.

Cute!

For Jandilyn, this moment in her

life was crucial.

You ready to be the star?

something is for her.

Wilson recognized that.

[Lizzy] Oh, we love y'all. We

love y'all.

Can we get some tissue?

[upbeat funky music]

Oh, you had to see-- Oh. Oh.

It got caught in my weave. I

don't know what to say.

-There we go. -We had to adjust

too. Okay.

Wait. Why? Why are there

bifocals?

Exactly. It's like These my

hands?

They're, like, reading glasses.

But you gotta wear 'em downwards

like that.

Not like that?

You can put 'em on. Yeah.

But that doesn't-- And how safe

is that?

All right. What are we doing

here?

Okay, so, we are elevating the

cabinets

with this cool design.

Not lowering. Elevating.

Wait, I just got dizzy.

Yeah, see, I told you. I got a

little dizzy, too.

How are we supposed to do this

when this is making us dizzy?

We are elevating the cabinets

with this cool design.

-Not lowering. Elevating. -Wait,

I just got dizzy.

Yeah, see, I told you.

I got a little dizzy, too.

[Jessica] How are we supposed to

do this

when this is making us dizzy?

Jandilyn and Wilson need

storage,

but to get around Wilson's fear

of chunky, bulky,

ugly storage, we're taking it up

a notch

and making it a little bit more

chic.

Basically, you can buy any kind

of material

and you can elevate any of your

cabinets

with, like, a cool design.

[Lizzy]

not only are we hiding the

cabinets,

we're also elevating the space

since this is the adult room.

All right, so we're using half

rounds--

And texture always makes

something feel more elevated.

I agree.

And also it helps, like, make

these rooms feel very special.

I got a little dizzy.

[laughing]

Wait, you want me to do this or

you?

I'm gonna hold from a distance

and you can do it.

sh*t.

No, no, you're gonna do this

side.

I'm a little nervous.

Okay. Don't-- don't do this on

my finger.

I'm not! Put your [beep] finger

there.

-We should switch spots. -No.

Okay. My reaction will be to hit

you.

-I will be like this. -Are you

looking?

Oh, my God. If it goes in my

artery, I'll die.

If you hit me with this now,

I promise you we are not

friends.

I will destroy you.

Okay. Got it.

Why are you standing far away?

-That's some messed up stuff. -I

don't want it in my leg.

Oh, my God. Girl. Give it to me.

Lemme show you how it's done.

Watch.

Just back up.

Which one do you press? Oh, wait

a minute.

How do you get the safety off?

Oh, got it.

I got it.

Ah! Oh, you just looked up too.

No, I didn't.

I moved my ponytail out the way.

Girl, back.

This is what it looks like

after--

How does this work?

In editing? Please tell me how

this works.

What is this? Is this? Oh, oh!

Movie magic.

Now it's done.

You guys do not wanna see. And

it goes right here.

I want the children to see.

That's called "wait till the end

of the show"

and you'll see how it works.

Look at how nice it looks.

[upbeat music playing]

Hey, hey! Hey!

When you need lots of storage

like Jandilyn and Wilson do,

there's a little bit of trickery

and some really clever ways

A

It's called skillset right here.

I like painting. It's relaxing.

All you have to do is get a

primer, prime it,

and then we can paint our cool

color over it.

Well, no sh*t, Sherlock.

You really shouldn't curse on

camera.

It's not becoming of you.

Kathy Alba would be so

disappointed in you.

Kathy Alba would be, like

"Sounds like me."

[pop music playing]

[Jessica] Okay.

This color was the color that we

were gonna do this

back wall with here, but it

felt not it.

-Heavy. Yeah. I don't know. -It

felt heavy for this wall.

It did. For this wall.

And so we're thinking maybe we

put it here.

And get these to match.

Yeah.

Especially, as they flank the

fireplace.

That's gonna be a little bit

lighter.

You know, just

Good thing we have things on the

floor to protect them.

I like it. It's definitely going

in your face.

One thousand percent.

So this being a little lighter

and then a lighter family

[Jessica] Yeah.

brightens up the space a

little.

But then we do this surprise

reveal.

I know!

[Jessica] A real creative space

for each of them.

-They are going to freak out.

-This is them.

And then this is gonna be all

the kids stuff.

Yes.

The big issue is that Jandilyn

and Wilson

have lost themselves after

becoming parents.

we're using different wallpaper

on each one of the sides

And that's, like, purse space.

That's really pretty.

Now do we do the cabinets and a

color

on the inside for the room?

I think it would be really cool.

-What about this? -For Wilson?

-I think that's cute. -Brings in

that yellow.

-Yeah. -It's handsome.

You know? And if we do, like, a

gray

I mean, they're gonna be, like,

here,

like, being creative and then

they're gonna shut these doors.

Can you show me one more time

how they're gonna be here?

They're gonna be here. Being

creative.

They're gonna be here?

Just checking.

[Jessica laughing]

This is gonna be cool, though,

because once they

Here's a really good technique.

We're creating, kind of, a more

textured look

-to a very basic cabinet door.

-Right.

Yeah. Instead of it just looking

like a plain wall or cabinet,

this actually will hide it

and make it look like an accent

wall.

It's a great way to disguise the

cabinet.

-I love it. -Okay, hold this

really quick.

-Wait a minute. Why? -I'm gonna

go get the g*n.

Hmm. I feel like we need to--

Just hold it really quick.

Okay. Got it.

I don't know about this. This

was a bad idea.

Okay. Ready?

-No. -Ready?

-No. -Make sure it's even!

Okay.

No. What?

-Follow the lines. -I am.

Follow the damn lines.

-You're making me nervous.

-Okay.

-[Lizzy] Uh-uh. -What do you

mean uh-uh?

[Lizzy] I think you're doing it

wrong.

How am I doing it wrong?

[Lizzy] I don't know, it just

feels off.

-That felt off. -No, it was

perfect.

[Lizzy] I think you did it

wrong.

-No, it was good. -[Lizzy] Okay.

Okay.

I don't know why I think the

nail

is gonna come back at me.

You don't feel that way?

What? I do. Are you kidding? I'm

ducking.

No, when you sh**t it, you don't

feel that way.

Absolutely not. I'm-- I'm in

control.

It's weird. I don't know, it's

like a power thing.

I'm in control.

But it's, like, I

I mean, I'm with you, I don't

wanna look at it either.

No. You, are you looking away?

-Yeah. -You can't look away!

Why?

Because you're sh**ting the g*n.

-I I line it up. -No, no, no,

no, no.

-I line it up. -I'm not playing

with you.

-Uh-uh -I'm lining it up.

You keep your eyes. Keep your

eyes straight.

There you go.

Oh, my God.

You're not allowed to work on

construction sites

with me anymore. I'm firing you.

[upbeat music playing]

The other day, I spent a little

time with Walker

and we made art.

There you go.

Okay. I just need a little

green.

And so we chose the color

palette

of the colors that we're gonna

use in the room

So this is his take on the solar

system.

-Amazing. -This is really cool.

Can I hang this picture up in

the new space for Mom and Dad?

-Uh-huh. -You think they'll love

it?

-Uh-huh. -Good job today.

And this is such a great hack

for any parent.

Have your kid do art in the

color palette of your space.

[Lizzy] Yeah. Agreed.

It makes it not look so much

like

the artwork that you toss.

You know, that's been up on the

fridge

for three years and it looks

more permanent

'Cause we all have that. We all

have it.

Oh, yeah.

And you can choose other types

of art pieces,

-you know? -Kind of go around it

and make a little gallery wall

with it.

Exactly.

I did this in my office with my

kids.

-[Lizzy] With their art pieces?

-[Jessica] With their artwork.

Yeah. Have you never put

anything in a frame before?

I can't. I can't with you.

I just don't wanna mess up my

nails.

Oh, my God.

-It's a fresh set. -Oh, that's

so cute.

So cute. He's gonna be so proud

of that.

What about Waverley? Did she do

anything?

Did you get her handprint?

She just wasn't up for it. No,

no, no.

She was not about that life.

She really-- She was not about

that life.

So we weren't in the life of

forcing her that day.

We were, like, do you, boo.

We understand you're gonna be

you. But we did get Walker.

Nice. Nice.

-He was down. -Good.

[upbeat music playing]

[Lizzy]

and we're doing a little bit of

shopping for the Wongs.

Okay. I think every mama needs

mascara.

-[Jessica] Yes. -[Lizzy] Hands

down.

And a little rainbow towel.

Unless you wanna do this?

Let's just do both.

Cute.

Okay.

Rainbow towel.

It's a very loving way to say,

"Welcome home."

Welcome to your new space.

Hope you like it.

Hope you don't hate your new

space.

What if they literally walk in

and just, like--

What if they're, like, "Oh no!"

And they start crying out of

anger instead of joy?

Oh, my gosh. That will be

humiliating.

-You know what I love? -What do

you love?

TV Magic.

Oh, oh. Movie magic!

[upbeat music playing]

Wow. Wow. Wow.

It is coming together so nicely.

-My favorite! Organization.

-Here we go.

-Amy! -Hey, Amy!

From nimbleness. We are here. We

are organizing.

-Yes. -We are your assistants.

Let's get things out of the

boxes

and let's group them by category

so that if you're running to the

market,

you can do a quick visual eye

scan to see,

oh, I'm out of those granola

bars.

But if they're in the box,

sometimes maybe there's one.

Oh, yeah! And then you're, like,

mad.

So true. But that's what happens

with my kids.

My kids can't wait to put an

empty box back.

Yeah. Let's do kid-friendly

snacks.

Let's save the sweets and treats

for the parents

to kind of monitor. We're gonna

put them up higher.

I like to empower the kid. When

your kid says to you,

"Oh, I'm hungry, I need a

snack."

-Awesome. Go get it. -Go get it

yourself.

[Amy] You can put the crackers

in here.

[Jessica] Peanut butter cr*cker

is my fave.

[Lizzy] Yeah, you're a snacker.

Crackers, the cr*cker--

Whatever!

[Lizzy] You are.

You get mean when you don't eat.

-[Lizzy] I do. I get hangry.

-[Amy] So do I.

-[Jessica] She gets so hangry.

-[Lizzy] I do.

And then this mom's cooking.

She's busy.

She's got her pasta. Her sauces.

-Easy Yes. -Easy level for

her.

Right. Let's look at the kid

zone.

Under here, literally the whole

bottom is kid zone.

That's right. That's right.

Let's make sure that since it's

all in arm's reach

that it's all things the kids

can play with on their own.

Crafts and glitter and glue.

Those things would go up high.

So this is something the kids

can reach down below

and they know where to put

things back.

If we contain, we can maintain

because we tell the child,

"Okay, you're done playing with

that?"

-You know where it goes. -[Amy]

"It goes in this bin

or basket."

Right. Before you move on to the

next thing.

-[Lizzy] That's right. -Exactly.

-Because cleanup is a big thing.

-Yeah, it really is. Perfect.

[Jessica] Great.

[Jessica]

Holy wood. Please just remove

any sadness, anger,

frustration, any negative

feelings.

'Cause only love lives here now.

All right, let's go get the rest

of their pictures

-up on the walls. -All right.

[Lizzy] Oh, my God, it was so

great.

I think that they honestly had

the best time.

[Jessica] Ooh. Literally?

Literally.

My hands.

-What's going? -I am. I'm with

it.

Have you never hung a photo in

your entire life?

I'm trying to catch it. It

didn't catch.

Oh, my goodness. If that

falls

-Oh, my! -We don't have a

backup.

My heart dropped.

Man. They are gonna freak out on

this one.

This is actually life-changing.

This is I want to do this in

my house.

What is wrong with us?

[Lizzy] Honestly!

[Lizzy] Lemme see.

Do I have to wait for them to

knock?

Yes.

[Jessica] I wanna, like, open

the door.

[Lizzy] Oh, my, they're so--

They're so nervous.

If I'm nervous, they're nervous.

I'm nervous for them.

If I'm nervous, they're nervous.

-I can't see through. -He looks

nervous.

-He looks -I'm so nervous.

-He looks nervous. -I'm nervous.

[door knocking]

[Jandilyn] Knock, knock.

Open the door!

Welcome home!

[upbeat music playing]

[Jandilyn] Knock, knock.

Open the door!

Welcome home!

-Oh, my gosh. -Wow!

Wow, oh, my gosh.

That looks very different.

[Wilson] I love it.

There were boxes here before,

guys.

[Jandilyn]

I still think Wilson is in shock

that we pulled off that much

storage.

-[Wilson] Storage. -Storage!

[Jessica] Chic storage.

Elevated. This is date Night

Central.

I feel like when you have kids,

you often forget how important

your relationship is.

[Jandilyn] Right.

And it's literally the most

important thing you can do,

is to stay connected as a

couple.

Papa, look! Oh, my God.

That's, like, your space right

there.

[Jessica] It's a lot of storage.

-[Wilson] More storage! -Storage

for me.

-For booze. -No, for me.

-Okay. -No, this is--

this is for booze.

[Jessica]

This is your moment to really

feel sophisticated

and feel like you are a grownup

self.

And, like, you didn't have to

completely disconnect

from who you are.

You know, just because you

become a dad,

a husband, doesn't mean that you

aren't still you.

[Lizzy] We're talking to you,

Wilson.

We are talking to you.

You're looking at me. I'm

excited.

I'm jumping inside.

Jump on the outside.

Jump on the outside!

[Jessica]

Ah! Look at that.

-Wow. -Whoa.

[Wilson]

I like the prints, the textures,

the--

[Jandilyn]

[Wilson]

-[Jessica]

This fabric is great. It's

kid-friendly.

[Jessica] So this is kid

friendly too.

[Lizzy]

So once again, we've created

storage for you guys.

The whole space?

The whole space is storage.

I love it.

[Jandilyn]

I can tell 'cause it's the

planets.

And here, something that I did

in my office

and I've done in my homes is,

I like to integrate my kids into

my space.

This is a way to elevate your

kids and their artwork

and integrate it into your

design aesthetic.

And you're also, like,

capturing--

-[Jandilyn] Oh, baby. -a

moment in time.

-Yeah. -Aw. Okay.

Are you guys ready for the next

reveal?

Are you ready for the next

reveal?

-Yes! -[Jessica] Let's go.

Ah. I'm excited.

Oh, my God.

-Cameras, back up. -Cameras.

Cameras, back up.

Cameras back up. Back up.

Okay, ready?

[Lizzy]

-[Jessica]

-[Lizzy]

-Adult space. -[Jandilyn] I love

it.

So this is how you can have

all of your kids' stuff

organized.

When the kids wanna play with

something,

it's in a basket.

They take it out, they play with

it,

they put it back.

They put it back. These are all

for them.

Remember this corner was all

kids stuff.

[Jandilyn]

Now this was our special

project.

We knew you needed this.

I just I see you.

What have you done?

We knew you needed this.

Oh, don't let them peek. Okay.

I think we should put them in

front of each one.

Okay.

We want you guys to just open

your hidden

compartments back here. Come on.

So I am so proud because they

are very beautiful.

-Yeah. -What is going on here?

All right. One, two, three. Open

it up.

Oh, my God!

-Aw, that's so pretty. Aw

-[Wilson] All right. Cool.

When you can't find me in the

room, I'm here.

[Wilson]

I love it. I appreciate that you

guys thought about

giving us this space.

We knew immediately that we had

to give you guys something

that was yours in this space.

Something that you can own,

somewhere where you felt

comfortable getting loose in

your creative outlet.

I'm impressed. Thank you for

seeing us.

[upbeat music playing]

I'm just remembering when we

first walked in.

To me, like, this house wasn't a

reflection of who you are

[Wilson]

-[Jessica]

-[Jandilyn]

[Lizzy]

[Jandilyn] Right.

And so you guys added other

stuff to try and feel like

whole, I think. But all it did

was add more

when you guys have it all within

you anyway.

[Jessica]

Really acknowledge all the

thought that you put in

to putting everything together.

higher selves wanted out of this

space.

So thank you for that.

You're welcome.

Coming into this space today

definitely

Before, I always felt

overwhelmed.

I can't wait to build some

memories with my family,

-with my children, you know?

-Yeah.

Um, cause that's important.

Those experiences are--

are more important to us than

any object here.

Welcome to your home.

Wow! Welcome.

I feel like I did a really good

job on this house.

Whoa! Walking off-camera right

now.

I feel like I really love my

work.

This is just, you know, this is

just like you.

So we are gonna leave you guys

with some parting gifts.

This is your housewarming gift.

[Jandilyn] Thank you.

This is just like you to take

all the credit.

I'm really proud of us.

[Walker] These are my toys.

[Jandilyn] Yeah. More toys.

[Jandilyn] You like it?