Season 9

Alison and the crew pick up a kitchen in desperate need of a crash! They completely change the layout, add dual-colored cabinetry and give the family more prep space then they realized was possible.

Alison and the Kitchen Crashers crew head to Idaho to meet with Chris Grundy to take on the Blog Cabin kitchen.

Alison is forced to get creative while building a city kitchen complete with an upward design that uses triple-stacked cabinetry.

Alison and the crew pick up a dated kitchen and add a small mud cubby, doggie feeding station and baskets made from paint sticks to store both human and dog items.

Alison and the Kitchen Crashers crew create a catalog-worthy kitchen for a couple with dreams of having a kitchen out of a magazine.

Alison takes a plain backyard and adds a stunning kitchen with custom planters, bench, bar stools and more.

Alison rebuilds a choppy and dated kitchen.

Alison and the Kitchen Crashers crew find a Chicago couple with a kitchen that can only be described as depressing.

Alison majorly updates a desperate kitchen with a new layout, a floating wood floor, DIY hutch and crayon-themed artwork.

Alison and the gang remove walls and build up a kitchen space to take it from being the most hated room in the house to being one of the largest kitchens they've ever done.

Alison and the crew completely gut a kitchen from the 50s then add midcentury style with cabinets, countertops, stunning appliances and more.

Alison helps a couple of guys finish building up a sizable garage patio with plenty of space for cooking, dining and lounging.

Alison begins work on an eclectic kitchen that includes a full demo, black paint, a bar cart and more for an artistic couple.

Alison teams up with Chris Grundy to transform the kitchen in the Blog Cabin 2016 in the Florida Gulf Coast.