An Edinburgh couple will feature on The Great Home Transformation tomorrow night, in a bid to turn their stuffy living space into a home fit for a high-flying relationship.
Jade and Joe, from Edinburgh, live in a two-bedroom flat in the capital, and have enlisted the help of hosts Emma Willis and Nick Grimshaw to transform their home.
The main feature of this show is a travelling truck that houses all there is to want when upgrading a property.
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Inside the truck is an immersive mood board, where the participants will experience a bespoke vision for a stylish new family home based on their activities and needs.
While the plans for each transformation will be informed by specialist technology and interior design intelligence, the work will be mostly realised by Emma, Nick, resident interior designer Alex Dauley, resident craftsman Tim Hitchens and the people themselves, showing just how simple it is to radically change a home for the better through smart, accessible design.
Artist Jade and musician Joe are looking to utilise the small space in their pokey two-bed flat in order to feel less cramped.
The episode synopsis reads: "In Edinburgh, Emma Willis and Nick Grimshaw help Jade and Joe get to grips with small-space living in their two-bed flat. Can they transform cramped chaos into a harmonious home?"
The exciting programme will air on Wednesday evening, so tune in to see if you can spot where the Edinburgh home is based, and what the cramped flat will upgrade to!
The Great Home Transformation will air on Wednesday, May 4 at 8pm on Channel 4.
