Kidspace - Season 2

13 episodes

Episodes

1. Basketball-Inspired Bedroom

Evan O'Neal's bedroom gets transformed from a guest room to a young boy's basketball paradise. Interior designer Sabrina Towns gets in the game, painting the room basketball colors, adding a courtside bench and lockers for closet space, foul lines on the floor and a full-size basketball hoop! She also transforms his 7-year-old sister's, Lane, bedroom to celebrate her love for fashion.

2. Jungle-Themed Bedroom

The Indo family is expecting! Erin Indo is eight and a half months pregnant and very soon their three-year-old daughter Presley is going to have to share her very pink, very small bedroom with a new baby brother or sister. They are hoping a room re-do will make the transition easier for Presley, so interior designer Rachel James turns the space into a jungle-themed paradise.

3. Nature Lover's Bedroom

A young environmentalist is tired of his pink room, and wants something a little greener.

4. Under-Deck Clubhouse

Kenneth, Austin and Jordan Black are three brothers that love all sports, especially tae kwon do and wrestling with each other. Even with a large backyard, they prefer to stay indoors and are destroying the inside of the house with all their activity. Mom and Dad would like to get their boys out of the house to encourage some good old-fashioned play. Kidspace designer and landscape architect Kathy Von Bredow comes up with an under-deck hangout that is sure to keep the boys in the great outdoors.

5. A Castle for Two

A brother and sister get a medieval-style playroom to inspire their imaginations. The Pond family, including sweet, smart Aidan and his sister Lily, a princess-in-the-making, has been using their dining room as a playroom. Kidspace designer Chelsea Norton fills the space with turrets, battlements and gothic windows for a truly medieval makeover.

6. Home Classroom

We get four home schooled kids out of the dining room, and into a new basement classroom.

7. Dad's in Iraq

Mom wants to give Dad in Iraq something to look forward to: two happy kids in a new playroom.

8. Forest Fantasy Basement

The outdoor-loving Foss family gets a fantastic basement camp-out for their 8-year-old Nate, 4-year-old Jesse and 6-year-old Connor. Since Connor has allergies, they can't spend too much time in nature. Interior designer Drew Seskunas brings the outdoors in by filling their playroom with burlap-covered trees, a fort and other elements of a fantasy forest.

9. Science-Lab Playroom

Jacob and Joshua Wilson are budding scientists and love all things creepy, crawly and in water! However, their boring playroom has no room to explore the natural world. Mom and Dad want a stimulating space that will grow with the boys, so designer James Koster comes to the rescue with a science lab designed to rocket Jacob and Joshua through space and time.

10. Rainbow Cafe

The Masback kids, 11-year old James and 4-year-old Clara, are strong creative forces. Clara loves to cook, and James loves to draw cartoons, but single dad, Keith, realizes the white walls and junky space is anything but creative. Plus, Keith would like to reclaim his upstairs. Interior designer Rachel James brings life to this Kidspace and honors the kids' requests to create a kid cafe.

11. Artistic Girls' Playroom

A basement is converted into a playroom for three sisters. There's even a stage for puppet shows.

12. Enchanted Forest Basement

The Beuker family basement is kids' territory belonging to six-year-old Lily and three-year-old Felix. They love to let their imaginations go wild, but all the clutter gets in the way of fun! Parents Allison and Fritz want to clean up the mess and create a magical space for their little adventurers. Interior design duo Rouzita and Bita Vahhabaghai team up to make over the space into an enchanted forest.

13. Outer Space-Inspired Basement

Stand by for blastoff! Single dad Kevin is tired of using the kitchen table as a homework area for his two boys, eight-year-old Andy and five-year-old Vincent. Interior designer Sabrina Towns is going to turn their basement into a fantastic learning center with an outer space theme.