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Kjersti Bergesen, craftsmen and designers get free rein to renovate a dining room.

Kjersti Bergesen, craftsmen and designers get free rein to renovate a large corner room.

Kjersti Bergesen, craftsmen and designers get free rein to renovate a kitchen.

Foreign designers once again get free rein in Norwegian homes.

Kjersti and the team face a glorious challenge.

A young man with a very small hip room gives designer John Zoffman the idea to create a nachspield dream.

A resident in a regular terrace block has decided to expand the kitchen. The dream of dream is kitchen with room for sofa.

Program manager Kjersti Bergesen renovates so dust dust, but we do not always see it on television. An outdated living room needs a new look.

Yellow paint streak, TV in the middle of the room and colorful patterned curtains in the wrong length - is the worst designer Simon knows.

One wants a dream kitchen, but the starting point is a cup of a kitchen counter and a living room in a former cabin. What can the gang in "Time for Home" do with this?

A large, lovely living room, many large windows and 4 meters under the roof - who could not imagine getting free rein with such a room? Kjersti Bergesen and the guys frolic!

Can an old-fashioned, crowded living room be modern and stylish? See the result in "Time for home" Thursday.

Can a cork and pine-laid basement room turn into a white salon with home cinema?

See which smart solutions "Time for Home" thread fixes when an attic room is converted into a youth room.

Can a nice foundation in a corner of the garden become a conservatory with a kitchen? Kjersti Bergesen debuts as designer in the evening's program.

Kjersti Bergesen, craftsmen and designers get free rein to renovate a room in a home. This time we meet the young furniture designer Oscar Narud. He belongs to the new generation of Norwegian designers and has his practice in London.

This time it is entrepreneur and fashion designer Simen Staalnacke who is a guest designer in "Time for home". A really so happy vessel from Stryn will leave its mark on a living room whose owner is originally from the south of the equator. It is guaranteed to be colorful.

Kjersti Bergesen & co. deals with a row house garden and makes a dream space under cover. You will get tips on, among other things, foundation work and bricklaying with leca, processing of soil and laying of the finished plank, exciting planting and lighting.

Kjersti and her assistants are back with Time for home. This year's season offers eight programs that have been expanded from half an hour to a full hour. The first project is to conjure up a dream room from a bare concrete room.

Who does not want a separate small suite where the bedroom is neat and inviting, the bathroom close by and where you have your own wardrobe room? It becomes quite a challenge for Time for Home when they arrive at a slightly tired wing in a house from the 60's.

On a knoll, south-west facing and a bit harsh, lies the family's beautiful garden. Or what can turn into a very nice garden, if Kjersti and co can do what they want.

Kjersti and her helpers are ready for a new season with renovation fun. The first project is a kitchen in Alversund.

Designer Karin Faber from Stockholm is new designer in "Time for Home" this season. And she starts by giving a living room a strong 70's expression.

It will be a treasure hunt when "Time for home" this week will establish an entire floor in a Bergen house built in 1825.

An old apartment block from the 60's is transformed into a modern apartment à la 2013.

An almost 100-year-old house will get a real face lift when "Time for home" invites British designer Oliver Heath to Norway.

Time for home saw the opportunities in a hopeless basement filled with many small stalls and a cramped hallway.

The season award should not just be about total rehabilitation of a kitchen, up to several items should also be floating.

How to make a dark storage ceiling exciting? Kjersti Bergesen and Time for the home gang have the answer: Drop in the light!

In this episode, it is about a large, empty and sad terrace. Because at the end of a row house complex there are both sun and views, but no well-being, only concrete and a weed-covered slope.

Kjersti and her team are home to a family in Fana in Bergen who needs help to finish a living room. Here are two walls torn down over a year ago.

An old basement room needs renovation. See how the gang progresses when they make neat storage solutions, white wood burning stove and lodging.

The family has taken over father's childhood home. The kitchen is tiled and the living room full of monkey cushions. Right to Time for Home "Moves" in.

Kjersti and the gang will help a young couple expand and create a functional kitchen in an old house.

Time for home is at work with a nice little family with a large kitchen project.

A young couple has asked time for home to help renovate the living room. With them on the team they have a Danish designer.

Join Jostedalen and refurbish an old kitchen.

A young couple should move into their first common residence, but the kitchen is old and small, - can you combine the two living rooms into a shared living room / kitchen room instead?

The living room is both winter cold and lacks access to the garden outside, therefore the family who live here have asked "Time for home" for help in finding a good solution.

In this program, the gang goes to an old house from around 1900. Here they will create a family room for the family who lives there.

At Tysnes outside Bergen stands an old house which is now only used in the summer. The house is in a miserable condition, so here the gang gets a lot to do.

Tonight the gang takes on a dark basement room. They dress up the walls and make a hanging sofa.

Kjersti and the team visit a young family who needs more space in the kitchen. They want an open solution so that they can follow the children's activities while they work in the kitchen.

A young family has moved from Oslo to Kråkerøy in Fredrikstad. There they have a stable that they want to turn into living rooms. Kjersti and the gang go to Kråkerøy to embark on the assignment, together with Designers Morten & Jonas.

A young family has taken over Grandma's villa in Ramsvikveien. The large living room is a lovely room, but they need help to utilize it in the best possible way and at the same time take care of the good qualities.

Kjersti Bergesen and her craftsmen and designers embark on a home that will be the first decent home for a multi-generation refugee family.

A young couple gets help to modernize the living room and kitchen in an apartment from the 50's.

A family of four lives in an apartment in an apartment building in the center of Bergen, and it is a matter of utilizing the space in an inventive way. Kjersti and the gang embark on a bedroom that will be both a private zone for the parents, and a play zone for the children!

In the season's first program, there is a living room in an older mansion that will be new. All the surfaces are worn and the floor plan works poorly for a modern family. Now it will be rebuilt so that there is plenty of room for dining.

We meet a family who have bought houses in their home town in Hardanger, but the house needs a lot of renovation. They will use the house as a frequently visited resort. Designer Frida Wanselius can be attributed to the space and the view and will use nature as a guide for the choice of colors and materials.

A newly built house without garden gets a lovely outdoor area by Kjersti and the team.