Kitchen Crashers Season 3

Alison Victoria and the Kitchen Crashers find a young couple, both teachers, who are running out of space in their dated kitchen. The renovation starts by removing one interior wall and an exterior wall for new French doors.

Alison Victoria perfectly blends this couple's love of art and eclectic design with their need for storage and functionality in the kitchen. Homeowners can finally enjoy the kitchen window view with a sink relocation.

Two sisters are given a chance to remake their family's hand-me-down kitchen. Alison Victoria takes this kitchen down to the studs and starts fresh with bright yellow paint, grey/blue cabinetry and white washed oak flooring

Alison goes to Boston and finds a kitchen that has stood through three generations of the same family. But it is time for a change and a big one. Then the crew removes two walls to open up the space.

Alison Victoria has her hands full with this dirty, cluttered kitchen in desperate need of a makeover. The couple's Chinese heritage influences a feng shui inspired design that clears the clutter and brings in good energy.

Alison Victoria and the Kitchen Crashers help a Chicago couple transform their matchbox kitchen. This couple met in the tattoo buisness. So, the inspiration is color and an "outside the box" take on a really small space.

Kitchen Crashers' Alison Victoria along with the Crashers crew are surprising a Florida family with the kitchen of their dreams.

Alison uses the backyard to create an outdoor kitchen with all the luxuries of an indoor space. The Crashers crew pulls out of all the stops with a gourmet grill, refrigerator, sink, faucet and giant stone pizza oven.

Alison Victoria translates this couple's love for color into a Spanish-themed kitchen with plenty of pop. The extremely dated, dirty kitchen is taken down and a Spanish kitchen goes in with a range perfect for an amateur chef.

A tiny kitchen so small it's referred to as the "clown kitchen" gets a new look and lease on life. Alison Victoria and the crew tear out everything from the floors to the soffits and begin again.

Alison Victoria takes on a super-sized kitchen and brings the countertops, cabinets and appliances down to standard height. A wall is opened up and a window is covered to make this kitchen functional, stylish and open.

The bad news is the Kelly's have a tiny Chicago kitchen. The good news is they have two huge advantages: a dining room just on the other side of the wall and Alison Victoria crashing to completely renovate this kitchen.