Top Transformations From Season 4 of Island of Bryan

Everything for this home has been done up, from the inside out. Even the hangar, where Bryan stores his plane, got a facelift. Here you can see the new and enlarged garage door, which easily allows the family’s new motorhome to enter when not in use. The greys match the new roof, plus there’s lots of landscaping for that extra curb appeal.

The new kitchen is quite an upgrade from the old one, with plenty of natural wood finishes for a grounded and calming effect. The large island is big enough for the entire family to congregate around, while the white countertops and cupboards add a light and bright feel to the entire space.

The new laundry room is kind of like a piece of the past for the Baeumlers, because Sarah included plenty of pieces and photos from their home back in Canada. It’s a posh space, with dramatic dark finishes and all the necessary elements a good laundry room requires, including space to hang clothes and a practical sink.

In the family room, the crew kept with the white and wood colour scheme to create a calming flow and open feel. The fireplace is sleek and modern, and sits well next to the new flatscreen TV. Now this is a space where all six family members can hang out in for some family games or a movie night in.

While the pool didn’t quite come together by the end of the season, the cabana certainly did. Here Sarah went against her typical white colour scheme and created a dark and dramatic space that works well when paired with the rich gold hardware.

In JoJo’s room, the family went with more of those simple wood and white finishes, but made the space their daughter’s own by including certain colours and textiles she picked out. There’s a headboard any growing girl would love, plus plenty of built-ins for easy storage and organization.

In Charlotte’s room, the bed frame is a crushed rose velvet inspired masterpiece that packs a statement. Against the neutral walls and floors, it stands out without being too busy, creating a real focal point when you walk in.

Bryan and Sarah had an extra room to play with once they finished redesigning the main floor, so they opted for a flex space. Now, if one of them needs to pop out to take a call or the kids kick them out of the main family room when their friends are over, they have a more grown up space to call their own without being too far away.

Lincoln had a lot of ideas about what he wanted in his space, from a hammock to a place to create his art. Rather than incorporate every item on the checklist, the family opted for a more open room that Lincoln can easily change as his hobbies and interests grow. Anchoring it all is a simple bed and headboard. Off to the side is an enlarged desk—the kind of piece that’s perfect for homework and crafts alike.

The oldest Baeumler child also got the most grown up room. That wasn’t just because his tastes may trend a little older than his siblings, but because he’s only a few years away from potentially moving out. When he does, this room will double as a guest suite, one where Bryan’s parents can easily stay the next time they’re over.

Bryan and Sarah built an entire second-storey addition to get the primary bedroom of their dreams, and after the permits finally came through that’s exactly what they created. Here the sleeping space is anchored by darker features like the walnut eyebrow and the extended headboard, creating a posh and hotel-like space.

Off the side of the new primary bedroom is this magnificent ensuite, which features a giant soaker tub and lots of built-in storage for practical organization. It’s just one of the many final touches in a perfectly customized home, one the Baeumlers will hopefully enjoy together for many years to come.