Mark Millar helps a family on a tight budget who are rebuilding a timber house into their dream family home, and building a magical garden for their children to enjoy and so the family can live off the land.
Mark Millar helps a family building their ideal abode on a hillside in the heart of the beautiful Cornwall countryside. To make the most of the views, they are building an 'upside down' house, with the living spaces upstairs and the bedrooms on the ground floor.
Mark Millar helps a family transforming a dilapidated metal barn in a field into a dream luxury abode with two kitchens and a main bedroom. The structure opens onto a rooftop terrace with an outdoors hot tub looking over beautiful Nottinghamshire countryside. Mark meets them as the builders are just getting started, stripping back the old sheep shed to transform it into a luxury home.
Mark Millar helps Suffolk couple Debs and Scott, who are transforming a school bus into a mobile home with a beautiful interior lovingly crafted by hand from recycled wood. It's an affordable dream, with a conversion budget of £10,000 and a bus they bought for £3000.
Mark Millar helps a family making an epic refurbishment of an old farmhouse to create a modern family home as they swap town life in Guildford for the glorious Devon.
Mark Millar follows the incredible journey of a designer house from a factory in Wales to the Outer Hebrides, where it is assembled 600 miles from where it started.
Mark Millar helps a family build a home inspired by traditional barns, made of sustainable oak in Somerset countryside with a design combining traditional and contemporary.
In a picturesque Hampshire village, Mark Millar helps a family turn a small and ugly house into a stunning home twice the size, with timber cladding on the exterior.
Mark Millar helps a city couple rebuild a dilapidated country cottage and transform it into their dream home for a new life in the Gloucestershire countryside.
Mark Millar helps a couple building a home in Warwickshire, battling unfinished jobs that have already been paid for in full, disappearing builders and dwindling funds.
