Cédric and Virginie kick off the new year with the remarkable transformation of a former workshop tucked within a city block, now a charming home for a young couple, showcasing natural and eco-friendly materials. The episode then takes us to the rolling hills of Stavelot, where Sophie and Damien have renovated their family estate into La Vaulx-Renard B&B, a peaceful retreat perfect for relaxation. We also discover the rare craft of François Simons, the last feather artisan in Wallonia, who continues a nearly century-old family tradition by handcrafting eco-responsible duvets and bedding. The journey continues to Portugal, to Casa No Tempo, an old hunting lodge turned elegant guesthouse, renovated with local materials and surrounded by 380 hectares of pristine nature. Finally, Amandine and Robert share a creative home tip: how to make a stylish and easy-to-build indoor doghouse.

This week, Cédric and Virginie head to Jemeppe-sur-Sambre to explore the renovation and extension of a charming bourgeois house, completed on a tight budget. The homeowners did much of the work themselves, combining colorful, modern decor with preserved historical elements. Next, the show takes us to Marrakech to visit Riad Rosemary, a stunning guesthouse designed by Belgian artist LRNCE, where art and locally crafted pieces bring every room to life. In Brussels, we meet MACHAO, an artist who gives damaged furniture a bold new look through creative and colorful textile upcycling. Finally, Amandine and Robert share a DIY tip for making a modern, affordable, and practical wall lamp to brighten up any interior.

This week, Cédric and Virginie are in Brussels to explore the cozy and colorful renovation of a typical Brussels townhouse, redesigned for a young family. A mix of vibrant materials and softer elements like wood creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. Next, we head to Plombières, where a former 1937 water tower has been transformed into a unique place to stay, featuring a spiral staircase, modern and cozy décor, and a rooftop terrace with breathtaking valley views. Near Lyon, we discover the world of Louis-Do, a puppeteer who built a large, eco-friendly live-in workshop on a tiny budget. Through creative reuse and recycling, he crafted a home that balances family life and artistic passion. Finally, Amandine and Robert show how to tile a small table—perfect as a nightstand or side table—for a fun and easy DIY project.

Cédric et Virginie découvrent à Esneux la rénovation esthétique d'une petite maison réalisée à 90 % par Julie et son compagnon. L'intérieur mêle habilement éléments anciens et modernes pour un look à la fois moderne et chaleureux. Le dossier Batibouw 2025 nous plonge dans les tendances de cette édition avec l'ouverture du salon à Bruxelles Expo en février. En week-end, direction Phuket, où le Six Senses Yao Noi propose un cadre idyllique et éco-responsable, alliant nature et matériaux nobles. Enfin, Amandine et Robert partagent un projet de transformation d'une table basse en meuble à chaussures, une belle idée de upcycling.

This week, Cédric and Virginie explore the aesthetic transformation of a Brussels souplex located in a bourgeois house. The owners, Thomas and Laurie, have blended historical elements such as fireplaces and moldings with a chic and soft decor, creating a space that reflects their passion for art. For the weekend, we head to Comblain-la-Tour, where the Hêtre Aimé Cabin, perched 4 meters high, offers a unique and relaxing stay surrounded by nature. In Eindhoven, the Milestone project presents a house entirely made of concrete using 3D printing, a groundbreaking and sustainable example. Finally, Amandine and Robert demonstrate how to make a wood and steel table on wheels, perfect for an industrial-style decor.

This week, Cédric and Virginie visit Liège’s Thier district to explore the complete renovation and extension of a bel-étage house, perfectly integrated on the side of a hill. The project features wooden cladding on the garden side and front façade, adding warmth and character, which contrasts with the minimalist interior decor. In the "Know-How" segment, we discover "Scrap Design," a project in Charleroi where two designers create objects from material offcuts, in collaboration with the company Métal Group. For the weekend, we head to the mountains to the Altapura Hotel in Val Thorens, a boutique hotel with a Nordic vibe, located at the foot of the ski slopes. Finally, Amandine and Robert show how to apply textured paint to create a warm cloud-like effect on a wall.

This week, the team shares their insights from the Batibouw fair, discussing the interesting things they saw at the event. For the weekend, we head to Falmignoul, a charming village near Dinant, where the luxurious CCnomie hotel is located. Run by a passionate couple, this hotel is housed in a former farm, preserving the building’s character while offering modern rooms with balconies and views over the countryside. A perfect spot for a relaxing weekend. Finally, Amandine and Robert share a DIY project for spring: a mobile platform for plants, perfect for keeping flowerpot marks off your beautiful terrace.