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Kitchen Crashers Episodes

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Season 1, Episode 1

Contemporary Kitchen Expansion

An eyesore kitchen stuck in the '80s gets a total transformation as a wall comes down to make room for a cooking island and a bar for entertaining. White cork floors and quartz countertops provide pop throughout, all set against espresso cabinets and stainless appliances. To top things off, the Crashers team creates a dining nook with a custom table where you can relax, eat and watch the 42-inch TV above the bar!

Season 1, Episode 2

White on White Kitchen

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! So this nightmare space is in for a complete renovation. New flooring, cabinets, countertops, a kitchen island and lighting come into the space. Plus, one wall is removed to create a stunning modern kitchen with tons of room for entertaining and a growing family.

Season 1, Episode 3

Vegas-Style Outdoor Kitchen

The Crashers team transforms a young couple's bare backyard into a Vegas-style outdoor kitchen and bar, with an outdoor shower bonus. A massive awning defines the space, and unique touches include composite cabinetry, a stainless hood and counter-to-ceiling tile, giving the high-end look of an interior kitchen. Crushed vodka bottle countertops pop against the stainless appliances, and a blazing fire table brings on the nightlife.

Season 1, Episode 4

The Parrot Kitchen

A young Las Vegas couple have a kitchen that had enough problems before a parrot decided to eat the flooring. The space is old and dated, the faucet is taped into place, the cabinets are peeling and the floor is ruined. But after demolition, this kitchen gets a complete makeover, starting with the floors and including cabinets, countertops, a sink, faucet, amazing new window coverings and lighting. The main attration, however, is a custom-made kitchen island with wood inlays.

Season 1, Episode 5

Outdoor Architect Kitchen

A young Chicago couple have a perfectly fine outdoor space but still suffer from "neighbor envy" when it comes to an outdoor kitchen. Currently, there is a deck and a grill, and some raised gardens but the entire space just lacks...well it lacks everything. So after a quick demolition, a new kitchen starts to take form, complete with composite deck, outdoor cabinets, cedar pergola, three fire features and an outdoor flat screen TV.

Season 1, Episode 6

Urban Kitchen Transformation

A spacious and sterile kitchen is transformed into the perfect place to throw a party. Chocolate wood flooring, contrasting cabinets, a custom-made maple butcher block and a movable table are just a few features that turn up the heat in this kitchen.

Season 1, Episode 7

Backsplash Beauty

A growing family with a dysfunctional kitchen gets a major overhaul with new tile flooring, dark cabinets, bright countertops, modern hood & sleek backsplash. In addition, the underused back porch is transformed into a casual eating area complete with an industrial metal dining table and full light door.

Season 1, Episode 8

Functional Family Kitchen

Alison Victoria takes on this busy family's kitchen with one intention in mind: create functionality. A wall is knocked down to open the space and a peninsula is built to create additional seating for homework, breakfast and family time. Concrete countertops not only add style to this kitchen, but also serve as practical, durable surfaces for this young family. Brick red cabinets add color and space to organize. Can lighting, equipped with built in speakers coupled with a charging station bring in an element of fun to this kitchen. Custom-built shadow boxes are built to help contain children's artwork and a magnetic white board gives this family a place to keep track of their busy schedules. All in all, this kitchen not only looks stylish, but is the perfect place to raise a family!

Season 1, Episode 9

Cottage Chic

A builder-standard kitchen in Las Vegas is transformed into an entertainer's paradise. A tiny island is replaced with a larger marble topped island; shabby chic cabinets add more storage, and the nook is transformed into a bar area complete with keg-o-rator and a pass-through counter.

Season 1, Episode 10

Storage Unit Turned Kitchen

Alison Victoria is trying to get Tiffany to move into Graham's house by re-doing his bachelor pad-like kitchen. Alison starts by stopping Graham's hoarding habits, removing all non-kitchen items from the room-including hockey equipment, clothing and a desk fan. Next, she re-designs the space, recessing the refrigerator into a wall for a more built-in look and creating space for a custom-made booth and light up table. To create additional storage space, Alison calls for floor to ceiling cabinetry, complete with accent glass panels for upper cabinets and changeable brushed metal panels for lower cabinets. To add style to the look, Alison installs strips of silver thermoplastic material to create an accent wall and balances out the kitchen with a brushed stainless steel mosaic tile backsplash. To finish the look -- can lighting, LED cabinet lighting and a DIY light fixture that prices for hundreds of dollars in stores, but can be made for much less!

Season 1, Episode 11

Dine-In Kitchen

Grandma's old-fashioned kitchen is transformed into a modern and functional space perfect for both cooking and dining. Stainless steel appliances, marble subway tile, patterned wallpaper, white quartz countertops and a custom-built seating area are brought in to create two separate spaces in the same room.

Season 1, Episode 12

Big Mama's House

Big Mama's bustling and overcrowded kitchen is converted into a two-room space perfect for cooking, entertaining and accommodating this large family. Stainless steel appliances, red accent cabinets, sparkling countertops, a personalized photo table and an entirely new dining nook all come together to make Big Mama's kitchen the perfect place for crowds to gather.

Season 1, Episode 13

Chicago Firehouse Kitchen

Alison "crashes" the Lincolnwood Fire Department, giving them a complete kitchen remodel including bright red countertops and subway tile backsplash with a red grout accent, three new stainless refrigerators and a coffee bar. Their massive dining table is refinished with high gloss paint accents and a fire hydrant base. To top it off, she burns their old, worn-out recliners in their break room area to replace them with black leather models arranged in theatre seating and customized with their department logo.

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