Rehab Addict

Nicole juggles two Detroit projects; while one house is in great shape, the other has been gutted; since both were built in 1928 and have similar floor plans, Nicole uses one house as the inspiration for renovations at the other house.

Nicole tackles a 1920s house that used to be a rental and has small upstairs bedrooms; she plans to change the layout and add character, including removing a wall to make room for a new hallway and custom linen closet.

Nicole encounters difficulties turning a tiny bathroom into a master bath; she struggles to fit a soaking tub, shower and custom vanity into the space to give it stately, historic appeal.

Nicole has almost completed the upstairs in her 14-Mile house; to get the look she wants in the master bedroom, Nicole knocks down some walls and opens up the ceiling to create a bigger and brighter room.

Nicole Curtis continues work on the den and powder room in the 1920s 14-Mile house, striving to make the mid-century additions match the turn-of-the-century feel of the rest of the home.

Nicole Curtis ventures down into the creepy basement of her 14-Mile project; she's faced with a dilemma when an unforeseen turn of events threatens the entire project.

Nicole begins construction in the kitchen of the 14 Mile house; working with a limited amount of space and no original details, Nicole is forced to attempt something she has never done before: an open kitchen.

As the renovation of the 14 Mile house winds down, Nicole tackles the exterior; after repairing damage from a car accident, Nicole has a chance to bring back original details the house lost decades ago.

Nicole Curtis turns her attention to a rundown cottage in need of major rejuvenation in Lake Orion, Mich.; starting with the living room, she rips out an old staircase, then she uses creativity to address the room's low ceiling.

Nicole Curtis is challenged to fix the back extension of the rundown cottage in Lake Orion, Mich.; the space is too small to be a garage, so she comes up with a plan to fit a laundry room, a bathroom and an inviting entryway into this small area.

The Michigan cottage's backyard is underutilized, so Nicole Curtis decides to turn it into a peaceful hangout; she reshapes the yard, adds a deck and completely rebuilds a shed to give the backyard both beauty and purpose.

With a limited amount of space in the Lake Orion house, Nicole decides to transform an upstairs bedroom into a master bathroom; she must figure out how to add plumbing to the bedroom, while dealing with problems in the dark, dingy basement.

Nicole focuses her attention on the neglected master bedroom and rethinks the structure of the room to come up with a charming space; she decides to add extra sleeping room by transforming the laundry room into a second bedroom.

The front of the Lake Orion, Mich., house is barely accessible, while the driveway is solid dirt; Nicole reverses that by renovating the front porch and adding a Model T-style driveway; she adds a white picket fence along with some landscaping.

Nicole wants to turn the kitchen and dining room into the house's functional centerpiece; she rips out what was left behind and starts over with a new layout, cabinets and appliances.

Nicole returns to her first big Detroit flip, the Campbell house, where a pipe burst and ruined the upstairs and downstairs kitchens; she decides to restore both spaces a second time using any pieces she can salvage.