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- The teams are given the unusual challenge of transforming whatever the smallest bedroom in their house is into anything but a bedroom. They have forty-eight hours and a $4,000 budget to complete the challenge, with the winner receiving a one-week Caribbean cruise for their efforts. Charlotte and Sean decide on a media room, after discussion Disa and Russell decide on a combined office and reading room, Crystal and Ray also decide on an office, and after discussion Nina and PJ decide on a kids play room, more specifically a ball pit and a climbing wall. Wanting to buck the trend thus far, Cameron issues a challenge for the men, which affects some teams more than others. With hours left, Jeremy inspects each house and has concerns with each. Ultimately the judges choose what they consider to be the most complete room, functionally and aesthetically, as the winner.
- The teams tackle the last room in the house, the second bedroom, as their next challenge. They have a $4,000 budget and twenty-four hours to complete the renovation. They are forced to use an item "found" from among a select number of items hidden in an antique store as the inspiration for the room. That item need not necessarily be used itself in the room, and the inspiration need not be literal. Charlotte and Sean, who have a movie director megaphone, decide on the metal and leather of the item as their inspiration for a movie glamor theme. Disa and Russell, who have a red toy car, decide on a travel theme, with a world map with their own travels marked as a focal wall. Crystal and Ray, who have a trumpet, go personal with a British military theme, based on photographs of Ray's grandfather, a trumpeter with the British military during WWI. Nina and PJ, who have a pair of crocodile cowboy boots, design a jungle themed room for their children. The evaluation of the judges is done in part on expectation, as the description of the rooms prior to the renovation often does not translate into what the judges were expecting as the end product. Another evaluation factor ends up being effort in relation to time.