Inside The Design(s): June 9 HGTV Forever Home Marathon

Settle in, because we have you prepared with an HGTV marathon all afternoon before a brand-new Property Brothers: Forever Home episode tonight at 8 et/7 ct.

Big House, Awkward Layout (Season 1, Episode 8)

When Erika and Ben bought their six-bedroom home five years ago, people thought they were crazy. They only had one child—that was way too much space! But the couple knew that they’d found their dream home in the ideal neighborhood and didn’t want to pass it up. 

Starter House to Dream Home (S2, E3)

Tanya and Sean are high school sweethearts whose home has hosted all their big life moments. From bringing home babies to holding annual holiday parties, their house has seen a lot of love. After 15 years, their house needed a little love of its own, and that’s where we came in. 

A Home Fit For Superheroes (S3, E6)

After living in small city condos, comic enthusiasts Adam and Waylon (and their adorable cats) found a spacious suburban home to settle into and start the next chapter of their lives. 

Home Run Reno (S4, E2)

When Lesley received a contract for a job in Las Vegas, she and husband Brian decided it was time to settle down and start a family in their spacious suburban home. We reworked the home for better flow through the main floor, a bigger kitchen and a home with actual furniture!

Marrying The Old And The New (S2, E2)

Amy and Kate fell in love with a vintage home in an urban neighborhood filled with friends for their young twin boys, Edgar and Hank. Nine years later, some of the charm of their character home has worn off.

A Fresh Start (S4, E7)

Marcie is an Air Force veteran, cancer survivor and was looking for a fresh start for her and teenage daughters Alyssa and Paige when she bought her home over a year ago. Marcie turned to yoga to heal her body and mind and found a supportive community of women in the area that became her family.

Heart of the Family (S5, E3)

Family is everything to professional musician Josefina, and her L.A. home is the heart of her large extended Chilean family. She loves having a space for her family to come together, but the cramped, disjointed flow and uneven floors on the main level was making it hard for Josefina and her family to move around in, especially for sister Sofia, who uses a wheelchair.