The Shatner Project

The outdated media room is now a state of the art Man Cave, as described by William Shatner, with a masculine decor featuring new hardwood floors, seating, a cutting edge sound system and Liz Shatner's art covering the entire back wall. The flat-screen TV and media library take up one entire side of the room as seen on DIY Network’s The Shatner Project.

The walls separating the kitchen from the dining room, left, and the living room, right. were opened to create a batter flow and more modern feel. The kitchen was entirely renovated, with a large, single island replacing the two outdated islands, with custom lights created by project designer Jinnie Choi, news cabinets, GE appliances, and two custom kennels and a prep area dedicated to the Shatners' beloved dogs as seen on DIY Network’s The Shatner Project.

As seen on DIY Network's The William Shatner Project, the Shatners' beautiful Studio City, CA residence now accurately depicts the couple's love for Mediterranean style after extensive renovations. The entry foyer has been closed off from the old porch and transformed into a guest powder room. The old entry doors have been re-purposed as the powder room doors, in keeping with the Shatners' philosophy of reusing materials when possible.

After the renovation, the once-open patio is enclosed with stunning French doors. Sconces by the main doorway add an inviting touch to the home's entrance as seen on DIY Network’s The Shatner Project.

Besides his work in TV and film, William Shatner has also written novels and screenplays. In his free time, he rides his Harley Davidson, plays poker and raises American Saddlebred horses on his farm near Versailles, Kentucky. Here, Shatner secures his motorcycle on a trailer, while construction takes place inside the house as seen on DIY Network's The William Shatner Project.

As seen on DIY Network's The William Shatner Project, William Shatner and his wife Liz pause on their Studio City home's new porch during construction. The extensive remodeling includes the Shatners' house's porch, entry way, living and dining rooms, media room, and an entirely new kitchen.

The dining room features updated furniture, and the wall separating it from the renovated kitchen is now open, creating a better flow and a more modern feel. A round table with light chairs and updated lighting give the room a fresh look. By knocking out one wall and adding a small bar instead of the buffet table, the entire home feels more open as seen on DIY Network’s The Shatner Project.

As seen on DIY Network's The William Shatner Project, William Shatner and his wife Liz pause on their Studio City home's new porche during construction. The extensive remodeling includes the Shatners' house's porche, entry way, living and dining rooms, media room, and an entirely new kitchen.

William Shatner makes his return to TV ... this time on DIY Network! Shatner and his wife Liz update a few rooms in their beautiful, Mediterranean-style home in Studio City, Calif., on DIY Network's The William Shatner Project. Here, Bill and Liz pause in their living room which will be renovated along with their porch, entry way, living and dining rooms, media room, and kitchen.

In the back living room, the water feature boast new, low water plants, and the floor is now a dark hardwood that runs through both living rooms, the powder room, dining room and the newly enclosed porch. Jaw-dropping light fixtures created by project designer Jinnie Choi, and a stone fireplace bring a more Mediterranean feel to the spacious living room, as seen on DIY Network’s The Shatner Project.

The outdated media room is now a state of the art Man Cave, as described by William Shatner, with a masculine decor featuring new hardwood floors, seating, a cutting edge sound system and Liz Shatner's art covering the entire back wall as seen on DIY Network’s The Shatner Project.

The dining room features updated furniture, and the wall separating it from the renovated kitchen is now open, creating a better flow and a more modern feel. With the window treatment removed, more natural light floods the space, while the arc of the window adds to the home's Mediterranean style as seen on DIY Network’s The Shatner Project.

In the back living room, the floor is now a dark hardwood that runs through both living rooms, the powder room, dining room and enclosed porch, and custom lights created by project designer Jinnie Choi hang from the ceiling. The water feature boasts new, low water plants. Hardwood floors mimic the ceiling design and make the greenery around the room really pop. A neutral, patterned area rug is a cozy touch that pulls the room together as seen on DIY Network’s The Shatner Project.

The wall separating the kitchen from the dining room was opened to create a batter flow and more modern feel. The kitchen was entirely renovated, with a large, single island replacing the two outdated islands, with custom lights created by project designer Jinnie Choi, news cabinets, GE appliances, and two custom kennels and a prep area dedicated to the Shatners' beloved dogs as seen on DIY Network’s The Shatner Project.