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Steve and Aimee Key moved into their home knowing it'd be a makeover challenge. Unfortunately, they were at a loss at how they could change their "drive-thru" kitchen windows into one uniform kitchen that would suit their cooking needs. On one of Kitchen Impossible's smallest kitchens yet, Marc Bartolomeo comes to their aide by knocking down several walls that help open up the entire first floor of the Keys home and leaves them with a warm, spacious kitchen.
Doug and Sara Mans bought a true fixer-upper and are looking to kick off the renovations in the kitchen. In staying true to their ideals, this eco friendly couple wants to revamp their old space while reducing their carbon footprint.. With the removal of a wall and the addition of a 19th century gem, this updated kitchen will still retain it's sense of history. With the help of Marc Bartolomeo, they will finally get the kitchen of their dreams.
After a long search in the city for their dream home, Sarah & Narayan finally find a beautiful bi-level in a convenient, happening neighborhood. The only problem is their cramped & "clinical" whiteout of a kitchen! With Marc's help, the couple replace their old & dangerous appliances, install beautiful veneered soffits, custom-made quartz backsplash and a sizeable stainless steel island. Will Marc be able to transform the Chowdhury's kitchen from doctor's office chic to a modern chef's dream?
With three kids, two cats and one dog, Jody and Brian Bowden's household is running on all cylinders at all times. Unfortunately, their tired outdated kitchen can't keep up with their busy lifestyle. Carpenter Marc Bartolomeo proves you don't have to sacrifice beauty for durability when accommodating for a bustling family. He helps create a gorgeous space for Jody and Brian by introducing a new look to an old dining room, resilient vinyl hardwood floors and a gorgeous hand-made window bench.
Damon & Jamila Kinsey would never dream of moving away from the home they've lived in for close to 10 years. With one teenage son and two young children, the couple loves having the support of their family nearby. Unfortunately, they're not sure how much longer they can survive in their tiny, cramped kitchen. Marc helps them to utilize the space they have in the form of under cabinet storage, a window minimization and even a custom-built basket drawer system!
Dave and Diana moved into their historic home with the hope of updating it's features while retaining it's charm. In the case of the kitchen, however, there's nothing left to salvage. It's in desperate need of a complete gut and Marc Bartolomeo is the man for the job! Along with installing a beautiful backsplash, a trey ceiling, and new wainscotting, Marc must deal with the dreaded problem of asbestos removable. Don't worry though, he'll try 'As-Best-As' he can to guide you through it!
Guy & Eileen Triano were both restaurant & hospitality majors in college. Unfortunately, their galley kitchen is so small the two can't even dream of preparing any impressive meals together! Marc Bartolomeo arrives to help the couple learn how to make the most of the space they have. They open the entire kitchen up and learn how to make space savers like drawer organizers and a custom-made drop leaf countertop!
Mike and Carla Donato own a beautiful home that is hiding a horrible secret - their awful 70's kitchen! With all the old styles, and DIY projects gone wrong, the couple is willing to admit they need some outside help. They call in Marc Bartolomeo to help get rid of their drop-leaf ceiling and add a center island. Hopefully Marc can successfully modernize the Donato's kitchen to their taste!
Gabriella & Ariana Albater are sisters who decided it was finally time to fly the coop and purchse their own home. They found a spacious home with nothing but potential - after their father volunteered to gut the entire house! Now, 8 months after buying their home, the girls are beginning to get a little anxious and are worried their dream home will never be completed. That's when Marc steps in to help them get past the most complicated and expensive renovation in any home: the kitchen! The Albater girls receive a fun lesson in sistering ceiling joists & creating fancy, copper bar fronts.
Rob and Megan Coll moved into their dream home with only the highest aspirations for their budding family. That is until they got accustomed to their tired, old kitchen. With a behemoth of a range hood, a full-blown indoor grill top and crumbling baby blue tile straight out of the 60s, Rob and Megan are ready for a complete overhaul. With 25 years of renovation experience under his tool belt, who better to call for the job than carpenter Marc Bartolomeo?
Homeowners Brian and Michelle McGovern bought their home when they saw potential in the amount of acreage in their backyard. What they didn't see much potential in was their cramped and antiquated kitchen. The couple decides they can't make the changes they need without some professional help, so they call in carpenter Marc Bartolomeo. After opening up the kitchen for added space, Marc shows the couple how to add more light by installing sprawling French doors complete with a custom-built staircase.
Danielle Havelin and her husband Paul bought their home from an old family friend. Though she has many fond memories of growing up in the house, it hasn't been updated in nearly 50 years. The young couple wants their kids to make their own happy memories so they've to call carpenter Marc Bartolomeo to help them update the kitchen. Marc helps the couple install thermal plastic ceiling tiles and a mixed pattern as well as a white backsplash for a stunning, classic look. Will Marc succeed in helping Danielle and Paul achieve the classic yet updated look they are dreaming of?
Former child star, TV icon and current radio personality Danny Bonaduce and fiance, Amy Railsback, have a huge problem with their tiny, outdated kitchen. Carpenter Marc Bartolomeo steps in to help and he brings in a big piece of big machinery. When Marc is done, the kitchen will be completely updated, but still have all of its old charm.
