DIY Mom
Rebekah is ready for her biggest flip yet! She’s renovating a 1950s era bungalow that has huge potential, but this diamond is going to need a lot of polishing if it's ever going to reveal its luster. Watch the drama unfold as Rebekah gives a ‘nod to mid-century mod’ in this exciting season of DIY MOM.
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Episodes
Season 4
Episode 1
Rebekah and Lennon gently close the door on their former pink door to pursue their latest endeavor; a one-story 50s era bungalow with a spectacular view and even more spectacular challenges to overcome. Rebekah and her crew try to figure out how to turn this mid century blunder into a modern day wonder in the premiere episode of Season 4 of DIY MOM.
Episode 2
Demolition begins - what could possibly go wrong? When Rebekah and her crew start knocking down walls and ripping up floors, they expose way more problems than they had anticipated. After getting the runaround from contractors and builders, Rebekah gets some sage advice from her dad and reminds everyone who’s boss in this rubble-filled episode… but can she keep her cool when someone threatens to quit?
Episode 3
Rebekah’s floored when Stephane quits but wait… he’s back! Try to keep up with the flooring ‘hokey pokey’ when they put the right floors in, then take the right floors out then they pour some floor leveler and spread it all about. Find out if Rebekah can keep a level head while navigating this next set of hurdles at her new reno.
Episode 4
The home is finished enough for Rebekah and Lennon to finally move in – she just has a couple things to do first, like the floors, oh and an indoor bathroom! As Rebekah finishes the flooring (for the second time) she and her crew can get started on installing hallway arches, the 360 fireplace, some beautiful lighting, and her newest design; a midcentury modern inspired dining table… which almost didn’t make it (of course)!
Episode 5
What do you get when you combine pink tiles, a teak vanity and gold wall-mounted faucets, a floating shelf, fancy sconces, and palm tree wallpaper all in one small space? Rebekah puts her signature pink to the test in her powder room and builds a beautiful mudroom complete with a non-barny barn door… all while trying not to destroy her manicure.
Episode 6
Will Rebekah’s ambitious mid-century modern inspired designs for each nook and cranny of this bungalow overwhelm her and her crew? From herringbone tile with mountain top peaks, to intricate wallpaper patterns, moving electrical panels to installing arched shower glass doors – exhaustion is kicking in and all the lady wants is to finish up her room so she can lie down for a minute!
Episode 7
Rebekah’s reno is well underway but will she ever get her room finished so she can take a nap? First, she transforms a former furnace room into a stunning guest suite with a view. Next, she ditches the old hot tub and figures out which heat pumps are right for her open concept bungalow. Watch as she juggles things from room to room in order to get her own bedroom done. From church beams to flat screens – this room is going to be the biggest transformation yet!
Episode 8
Rebekah sees big progress being made towards the finish line – but you didn’t think it was going to be that easy, did you? She’s going to make her new bathroom vanity and hexagon tub fit (no matter what) and attempt her most ambitious tiling project to date. Will this flooring transition push her to her limit? If that doesn’t do it, we’re sure something else will!
Episode 9
This kitchen needed to be gutted - but with the price of lumber and quality of the wood, Rebekah and her team knew there was only one way forward: recycle, repurpose, reconfigure, and rejig. Any way you cut it - this kitchen transformation just might have you giving side-glances at your current kitchen configuration.
Episode 10
What would a house of Rebekah’s be without a pink door? The final episode of Season 4 is wrapped up with a pretty pink bow, complete with all the glorious before and after reveals of the entire renovation, along with never before seen footage of drama that unfolded along the way.
Season 3
Episode 1
New season, new renovation. We're tearing down the house in this episode of DIY Mom. It's time to break out the safety glasses and face masks once again as Rebekah begins the demolition of her attic space. Follow along with Rebekah as she simplifies papier-mâché and creates a stunning Unicorn head for the playroom.
Episode 2
With demolition now complete and the junk hauled off, it's time to start prepping for the play space. DIY Mom shows us how to install the works; Foam venting,vapor barrier and drywall. We'll also get our first glimpse into Rebekah's design vision as she shares with us how to make hand-painted puppy pillows.
Episode 3
It's time to spruce things up in the attic! Lennon teaches us how to roll with the paint and reveals a secret crush. With prep out of the way, Rebekah becomes eager to begin decorating and teaches us how to make Pom-Pom cushions. Meanwhile, the spruce flooring in the attic gets a face-lift.
Episode 4
Lennon prepares for a party while the construction of the cubby beds gets challenging. When stars align, Rebekah gets "Tucked" in with her playful pal. The completed cubbies wrap up the first half of the attic when topped with a simple DIY duvet.
Episode 5
It's time to tackle the railings in this episode of DIY Mom. Rebekah reflects on her childhood when the queen of 80's DIY returns. Nightmares turn to day terrors when the radiator cover haunts Rebekah. Renos may throw challenges but every challenge comes with rainbow decals and plentiful pillows to conquer it.
Episode 6
In this season finale of DIY MOM, Rebekah brings Paris to the stairwell by installing a marvelous mural. Cobbled streets get a run for their money when Rebekah shows us how to install a staircase runner. Lennon reminds us the importance of play. The final touches are made in the attic to reveal its whimsical transformation.
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