The Vanilla Ice Project

As seen on The Vanilla Ice Project, this outdated bathroom got a much needed facelift. An old glass-block shower was transformed with tempered glass doors, 12 shower heads and Turkish marble tiles. The vanity is complete with a natural onyx countertop and eye-catching mirror jewelry.

As seen on season 5 of The Vanilla Ice Project, this once outdated kitchen has been newly renovated with a cast iron stove, custom copper hood vent and a pot filler faucet set against a cultured stone backsplash.

The Vanilla Ice Projects creates a plush guest bedroom. A wall paneled with leather squares, tufted and adorned with rhinestones, creates a unique and stylish headboard.

As seen on season 5 of The Vanilla Ice Project, Vanilla Ice and his ninjas transform a cramped 80s kitchen/living area into a multi-million dollar masterpiece. The theater room after the renovation features motorized cinema drapes, luxe wallpaper and a custom built entertainment center displaying a 75" TV.

As seen on season 5 of The Vanilla Ice Project, this unique second floor bedroom features a hand painted ocean mural, tray ceiling and plush carpeting. Ocean blue bedding and furnishings complete this room's fresh and airy look.

The original ceiling fan was replaced to give the room a more modern feel. The new game room now features this modern geometric LED light fixture.

As seen on season 5 of The Vanilla Ice Project, the backyard of this Lantana, FL mansion overlooking the Palm Beach intercoastal waterway features a functional and beautiful outdoor kitchen. The Delta Heat barbecue and Kamado Joe Grill get things cooking while floor-to-ceiling cultured old castle stone adds aesthetic charm to this exterior kitchen. The awning that wraps around the bar helps to keep family and friends nice and cool.

As seen on season 5 of The Vanilla Ice Project, Rob and his ninjas create a backyard oasis in Palm Beach, Florida that includes a 500 square foot pirate ship water park and splash pad, outdoor kitchen and lush tropical landscaping.

As seen on season 5 of The Vanilla Ice Project, Vanilla Ice and his ninjas transform a cramped 80's kitchen/living area into a multi-million dollar masterpiece featuring a home theater, onyx countertops, custom cabinets and a glowing jellyfish tank. The theater room after the renovation features floor to ceiling drapes, 3-D tin ceiling tiles that add depth and a creative design element, and recessed lighting that provides a warm and inviting color palate.

As seen on season 5 of The Vanilla Ice Project, the outdated black kitchen appliances were replaced with a vintage-style cast iron stove and stainless steel refrigerator. Custom cabinetry, a natural stone backsplash and onyx countertops are beautiful complements to the stove's unique design.

As seen on season 5 of The Vanilla Ice Project, this once cramped dining room is now fit for a feast with a custom Italian wall mural, faux-marble columns, copper ceiling tiles and a rustic wine rack.

Bringing the glamour back to this Palm Beach Mansion, The Vanilla Ice Project updated this dining room with lots of glamorous finishes. From the shimmering light fixture, and filigree wallpaper, to the new hardwood floors, this room is now worthy of entertaining in style.

Vanilla Ice and Wes take a break for a photo op during the filming of the Vanilla Ice Project. Wes and Vanilla Ice are tackling the garage remodel of a Palm Beach mansion.

As seen on season 5 of The Vanilla Ice Project, Rob and his ninjas design and build a gorgeous wet edge and infinity edge pool that features a sunken hot tub and is flanked by a herringbone travertine stone deck. Glow-in-the-dark tiles and a swim up bar round out the high-end design.

As seen on season 5 of The Vanilla Ice Project, a view of the theater room is now possible after renovation and partial wall removal in the nearby kitchen. A shared island counter offers a space for casual dining while luxurious wallpaper and 3D tin ceiling tiles add depth to the room's design. The floor to ceiling cinema drapes are on a motorized track to allow moviegoers to open and close them at the push of a button.

As seen on season 5 of The Vanilla Ice Project, this dreamy master bedroom features motorized privacy drapes, subdued lighting, a copper ceiling and natural hard wood flooring. Other luxurious features include a jellyfish aquarium, LED ceiling lights and a private sunroom overlooking the pool.

As seen on season 5 of The Vanilla Ice Project, Vanilla Ice and his ninjas install a 300 gallon glow-in-the-dark jellyfish tank bordered by cultured stone that serves as a window between the kitchen and the great room.

The old plain walls were updated with new wallpaper the and wet bar was removed to make the space more elegant and functional. This cozy nook is part of the great room but feels like a separate corner to sit and catch up.