Kitchen Crashers Season 7

Michael wants an outdoor kitchen that screams party, so Alison delivers, using a shipping container. The result is a usable backyard with lots of entertaining space and the most unique outdoor kitchen around.

Alison and the Kitchen Crashers crew turn a couple's love of sushi into a kitchen with an Asian dining table and fish tank.

Alison Victoria finds a kitchen that needs a total renovation in order to bring it up to today's standards. She revamps the floor plan and adds neon cabinets, a tiled backsplash and a custom bar to create a bright, modern space.

Alison Victoria encounters a couple who need help converting an outdated kitchen into a functional room. In three days, the space becomes a chic farmhouse kitchen with vaulted ceilings, abundant storage and custom upcycled decor.

Alison Victoria convinces young homeowners to allow her crew to completely change the layout of their outdated kitchen. Included in the renovation is a brick pizza oven, custom welded bar table and stained-wood bar wall treatment.

A couple's urban backyard has a lot to be desired until Alison Victoria steps in for a complete overhaul. Two grills, granite countertops and an herb garden reshape a boring backyard into an urban kitchen.

A bland and boring backyard is completely transformed into the ultimate outdoor kitchen. Two kitchen islands sit on a brand new concrete patio and a live-edge dining table becomes the focal point of the kitchen.

Alison decks out a couple's kitchen, extending the design to the outside patio with a bar, swinging chair and DIY table with a cooler in the center.

Ari and Lara's kitchen is cramped and the layout is all wrong, until Alison Victoria comes in and revamps the entire space, partially knocking down the wall and accenting the room with an arch and DIY distressed corbels.

Alison Victoria and the Kitchen Crashers Crew find a couple of California homeowners who have a really big kitchen. The problem is that size is the only thing this space has going for it.

In three days the kitchen is completely transformed with new hardwood floors, all new cabinets, bright backsplash, banquette seating and a custom walnut dining table. Plus, an island faced with gypsum tiles takes center stage.

Alison Victoria is stuck within the footprint of Maria and Matt's galley kitchen, so rather than fight the space, she pumps up the creativity and changes up the layout.

Alison heads to Florida with the 2014 Blog Cabin kitchen in her sights. This beautiful 1920's home has a blank slate for a kitchen and is in desperate need of a design. Alison and host Chris Grundy go to work.