Season 1

1. Almost Perfect

2012-03-14

When Jeff renovates a master suite for perfectionist Felice Steinbeck and her husband Michael, his attempts to live up to his clients' expectations are thwarted by a series of construction mishaps.

2. Charity Begins at Home

2012-03-21

Entrepreneur and philanthropist Bob Lorsch has cluttered his home with millions of dollars of artwork, and it's driving his wife to distraction. Jeff and Jenni must create a design that allows Bob to part with his art.

3. A House Divided

2012-03-28

Alex and Tiffany are battling over Alex's refusal to update the home he inherited from his aunt. When Jeff and Jenni intervene, they uncover deeper issues in the relationship.

4. Ross is the Boss

2012-04-04

Jeff and Jenni show up at TV personality Ross Matthews' house and rub Ross the wrong way by siding with Ross’ partner, Sal, who has been sidelined in the home design.

5. Panic in Pasadena

2012-04-11

Jeff and Jenni move in with a life coach (who needs some coaching of her own) and force her to confront issues that go far beyond her poor design choices.

6. All That Glitters

2012-04-18

When Terri Golden moved into her husband's bachelor pad, she took over his design with disastrous results. Jeff and Jenni do their best to bring harmony back into the home.

7. Mama's House

2012-04-25

Jeff and Jenni find themselves in the middle of a tempestuous mother-daughter relationship when they move in with a couple whose mother-in-law has hijacked the design of their home.

8. Mismatched

2012-05-02

Adam's girlfriend, Yvonne, wants to move into his Bel-Air home but isn't comfortable with the design. As Jeff and Jenni begin to remodel the space they discover that it may not be the design that's making Yvonne uncomfortable.

9. Design Bully

2012-05-09

When Jeff butts heads with a homeowner, it leads to an explosive argument that could cause Jeff to walk off the job.

10. Comedy is Not Pretty

2012-05-16

When Jeff and Jenni meet with comedian Mark Decarlo and his live-in girlfriend, Yeni, they discover that Mark's great sense of humor has not translated into a great sense of design.