House Crashers Season 6

These homeowners want to make their great room more inviting, so Josh Temple, host of House Crashers, takes on the challenge by creating the ultimate holiday entertaining mecca.

Josh heads to Blog Cabin to turn a living room into an inviting space using reclaimed materials.

Marc and Belkis love to entertain but their house is just too small. They've made the most out of their backyard but it's not picture perfect. The crew creates an indoor-like feel outside that's perfect for entertaining.

A big fan of Josh chases him down the aisles of the home improvement store. Her persistency paid off because this family's broken and outdated kitchen is completely transformed into a bright vintage inspired kitchen.

Ashley and Ryan are first time homeowners with an outdated living room. In three days, House Crashers transforms their space and busts into an ugly bonus room to create a nature inspired living and dining space.

A dark basement that once served as a bar with ugly wood paneling, outdated bulky bar and no natural light is converted into a nature inspired master bedroom for this couple.

An unused formal living room is converted into a master bedroom, allowing a young couple to sleep on the same floor as their kids.

A recreation room gets a makeover with accordion doors, custom bar, and custom furniture.

An uninspiring family room is transformed into an eco-friendly theater room complete with bamboo flooring, a slat wall staircase, LED lighting, repurposed leather media wall, vintage lumber, and a recycled marble sofa table.

Josh with the help of Kasey Kahne & Brad Sweet transforms a garage into the place to entertain.

Josh Temple and crew, crashes a southern California family's chaotic and uninspiring family room. This room transforms into a warm and open great room with hard wood flooring, a homework bar and repurposed desk.

An outdated kitchen filled with mismatched furniture gets completely gutted and replaced with all new cabinetry, appliances, Brazilian hardwood flooring, wine storage and wine inspired stools.

A tired 3,000-square-foot Veteran's hall gets a total makeover to create a fine bar for retired soldiers in a total of three days! From floor to ceiling, this popular hangout is completely transformed.

Josh Temple updates a young couple's outdated 1960s kitchen into a hip entertaining space.