19th Apr 2004

Claire Sweeney and the team visit London's Docklands, where they inject style and colour into a bland Eighties townhouse in just one hour

John Amabile and the makeover team give a 300-year-old Lake District cottage a 21st-century revamp in just one hour in the high-speed DIY challenge, presented by Claire Sweeney

Claire Sweeney and the team transform a scruffy, macho bachelor pad in Barnet into a more female-friendly environment so owner James can entertain the ladies in greater comfort. Designer Julia Kendell has just one hour to make it all happen

Derek Taylor faces his biggest makeover challenge yet, transforming six rooms in a Grade II listed Georgian family home in Leicestershire in just one hour. Claire Sweeney presents

The team head for Chertsey in Surrey to work their magic for a householder who has just bought his childhood home from his parents and wants to replace its outmoded Seventies decor with a more modern, masculine look

Claire Sweeney and the team attempt to transform a three-bedroom Leeds semi for a single dad and his sons, who haven't touched the place since they moved in five years ago

Claire Sweeney hosts the DIY challenge in which her team have just one hour to transform a home in Caterham

Designer Orianna Fielding-Banks and the team have just one hour to transform a run-down student house in Brighton. Presented by Claire Sweeney

Designer Sally Meen creates a bright contemporary look for a four-bedroom Eighties house in Southampton, whose owners haven't redecorated for 20 years. Claire Sweeney presents

Claire Sweeney hosts the home improvement challenge as designer Richard Randall helps two fun-loving Salford singletons transform their old-fashioned terraced house into a party palace

Claire Sweeney hosts the home improvement challenge as the team visits Southport to revamp a house caught in a time warp. Designer Derek Taylor completely restyles the orange kitchen and daughter of the house Emma Grant finds herself with a bigger bedroom in just one hour