Farmhouse Fixer Season 2
Jonathan, who has renovated more than 200 houses, as step by step he carefully preserves the original craftsmanship and historic charm of classic homes while he also modernizes layouts, updates interiors and gives his clients endless reasons to cheer.
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Farmhouse Fixer Season 2 Full Episode Guide
Jon Knight and Kristina Crestin take on a horse farmhouse before he leaves for tour with the New Kids on the Block.
Jon Knight picks up a 110-year-old house and moves it! It's been in the Knight family for 20 years, and Jon wants it to be a home for his whole family to visit for years to come. Also, the farm ducks get new digs in the form of a floating duck house.
Jon Knight and Kristina Crestin take on their spookiest project yet as they remodel the bedroom and bathroom of a home connected to the Salem witch trials. Then, Jon restores a 1950s farm stand and lives out his dream of building a post and beam barn.
Jonathan Knight and Kristina Crestin deliver an emotional renovation to a choppy 1800s Victorian home; the team makes sense of the space for the family and their Great Danes; design inspiration comes from unusual places, including an antique car museum.
Jon Knight and Kristina Crestin transform a quirky 1840s beachside home and give it a relaxing, coastal feel it's been missing; they include a dramatically dark living room, kitchen decor inspired by a family recipe and the perfect beach mudroom.
Restoring a 1790s farmhouse with a design inspired by fairy-tale cottages of England; the team updates the kitchen with 200-year-old pine floorboards found in the attic, and gives the home a mudroom and a true English garden.
It's the "newest" renovation yet as Jon Knight tackles a 50-year-old Colonial reproduction. The home needs major help, so Jon and Kristina bring in a bright West Coast design, adding much needed natural light, a vaulted ceiling and a dream mudroom.
A Los Angeles family buys a 1798 farmhouse sight unseen in New Hampshire; Jon Knight and Kristina Crestin transform the dark home into a vibrant space with a bright-white kitchen, a bathroom they can fit in, and a Santa Monica-inspired chicken coop
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