Kitchen Crashers

A kitchen stuck in the '80s gets a total transformation as a wall comes down to make room for a cooking island & a bar for entertaining. White cork floors & quartz countertops pop against espresso cabinets & stainless appliances.

A young couple who love to entertain are stuck with a kitchen suffering from age, bad traffic flow and a do-it-yourself paint project gone bad! New flooring, cabinets, countertops, a kitchen island & lighting come into the space.

A young couple's bare backyard is transformed into a Vegas-style outdoor kitchen & bar with an outdoor shower. Crushed vodka bottle countertops pop against the stainless appliances, and a blazing fire table brings on the nightlife.

A Las Vegas couple with nothing but a grill and garage sale TV get an outdoor kitchen makeover.

Alison turns a dark and dated kitchen into an open space stocked with a new stove and backsplash.

A single Las Vegas mom gets a new eco-friendly kitchen with more storage.

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.

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.

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.

The Kitchen Crashers crew and Alison Victoria find a Chicago couple with a kitchen that can only be described as depressing. From floor to ceiling, it gets a total renovation to breath new life into the hub of the home.

Alison Victoria and the Kitchen Crashers agree to take on a growing family's kitchen on one condition - she can spill the beans about the new baby to the soon-to-be grandparents. Once the news is out, she gets to work.

Alison and the "Kitchen Crashers" crew find a couple of single Chicago guys with a dim kitchen dedicated to the enjoyment of beer. One refrigerator is shoved into a doorway and the other has holes cut in the side for a beer tap.

Alison Victoria sets out to turn a mismatched kitchen that's falling apart into a sleek and sophisticated kitchen and dining space that looks like a million bucks.

Alison Victoria and the gang find a barista with a terrible kitchen. Using coffee and the love of it as her inspiration, this space gets demolished from top to bottom.

Alison is stumped when she walks into Matt and Anne's hazardous, mismatched kitchen. The layout is all wrong and the finishes are worse. In three days, she overhauls the space into an urban farmhouse theme.

Alison Victoria has her hands full with this cramped kitchen that doesn't match the rest of the house. To start, she moves everything, taking down the wall between the dining room and kitchen and removing a small window.

A couple loves to cook and entertain, but have been limited by their archaic kitchen that acts like a dorm kitchen. Alison Victoria changes things up by taking out a major wall and moving the sink to create a galley kitchen.

Alison Victoria and the Kitchen Crashers crew find a contractor and his wife who are desperate for a new kitchen. Along with the crash came a freezing winter storm and tons of snow, but that didn't stop the work.

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.

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.

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 and the crew tackle an outdoor kitchen in Las Vegas and re-imagine it as a hotel-style cabana kitchen with swinging daybed, wine barrel stave shelving and more.

Alison opens up a cavernous, dark-brown kitchen to make it a spacious, creative spot for the whole family.

Alison updates a kitchen with a sagging ceiling to match the homeowner's retro atomic vibe complete with high-gloss white cabinets, vintage diamond-shaped backsplash and apple martini green countertops.

Alison and the crew pick up a kitchen in desperate need of a crash! They completely change the layout, add dual-colored cabinetry and give the family more prep space then they realized was possible.

Alison and the Kitchen Crashers crew head to Idaho to meet with Chris Grundy to take on the Blog Cabin kitchen.

Alison is forced to get creative while building a city kitchen complete with an upward design that uses triple-stacked cabinetry.