Jay Blades upcycles a stained-glass door and window, while designer Rachel Henderson repurposes an old fireplace. But will they succeed in finding new homes for these items? Show more
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In East Lothian, Sarah Moore repurposes some cider demijohns, and upcycler Sarah Peterson stamps her own unique style on an unwanted sideboard. Show more
Jay Blades calls on designer Sarah Peterson to help him upcycle a side table, a chest of drawers and four dining chairs. Show more
Simion Hawtin-Smith has the task of transforming a rocking chair, while Sarah Moore has oak offcuts to upcycle. Show more
Sarah Moore and Leigh-Anne Treadwell give two wingback armchairs and an extendable dining table a makeover. Show more
Jacqui Joseph and lighting designer Duncan McKean upcycle an antique floor lamp and a trolley. Show more
Jay Blades and upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith transform some retro tulip chairs and a bureau, then try to find new homes for their upcycled items. Show more
Jay Blades roots around the car boot sales in Altrincham and finds two old record players and a pair of farmhouse stools to upcycle and turn a profit. Show more
Jacqui Joseph enlists luggage legend Neil Wragg to work on some sofa leather, while Jacqui’s creativity is tested by a mannequin. Show more
Sarah Moore upcycles a bamboo dressing screen, and designer Sarah Peterson attempts to breathe new life into a set of four dining chairs. Show more
Sarah Moore repurposes a chest of drawers and calls on upholsterer Ray Clarke to give an old armchair a redesign. Show more
Designer Daniel Heath gives new life to a retro bureau, and presenter Sarah Moore gets creative with three wooden doors. Show more
Sarah Moore and designer Lucy Tiffney upcycle a pair of old lamps and a tired display cabinet. Show more
Jay Blades and furniture restyler Chloe Kempster give a tallboy and a trio of metal lights a new lease of life. Show more
Upholsterer Leigh-Anne attempts to give a set of mid-century chairs a style overhaul, while Jay Blades transforms two tables. Will they succeed in turning these tired items into a pocketful of profit? Show more