The 18 Best Home Design and Décor Shows

Fixer Upper

Hands down, HGTV's Fixer Upper is one of the most popular design shows of all time, so if you haven't watched it yet, you probably should. In the show, husband-and-wife duo Chip and Joanna Gaines go through the process of helping clients turn their houses into true showpieces.

The combined construction and design aspect of the show means that you get to see insane before and after transformations—and gather a ton of ideas to improve your own home. After a five-season run that ended in 2017, Chip and Jo took a hiatus from TV, but they are now appearing in a new season of Fixer Upper: Welcome Home that can be found on Discovery+.

Available on: Amazon Prime Video, Discovery+

Nate & Jeremiah By Design

We can't get enough of Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent. This show may not be different from Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, but it's worth the watch for Nate and Jeremiah's banter alone. These two are not only insanely charismatic on television, but they're also extremely knowledgeable about décor and design—and they're great at breaking it down for their viewers and the families they're helping. 

Bonus: you get a healthy dose of their daughter, Poppy, on the show—who is the most adorable toddler we've ever seen. It's feel-good design TV at its best.

Available on: Amazon Prime Video

Dream Home Makeover

This show is so perfectly binge-able: heartwarming stories, deserving homeowners getting remodels, and absolutely gorgeous homes all designed by none other than Shea McGee. Dream Home Makeover gives viewers a glimpse into Shea and Syd McGee's lives as they run their homeware storee, McGee & Co., built a dream home of their own, raise two young daughters, and help make the aspirational achievable when it comes to interiors.

Available on: Netflix

Sarah Off the Grid

Sarah Richardson is a Canadian designer who seems to have made her way into the hearts of our Instagram community on the international front. Through her years on HGTV, she's had seven television series: Room Service, Design Inc., Sarah's House, Sarah's Cottage, Sarah 101, Sarah off the Grid, and Real Potential. They are frankly all worth the watch, but one of our favorites is Sarah off the Grid, in which she, her husband, and their two daughters build their off-the-grid dream home.

Available on: Amazon Prime Video

Selling Sunset

Selling Sunset has become the quintessential real estate show, as the brokers of the Oppenheim Group take on the Sunset Strip. Seven of the city's successful female real estate agents compete in the cutthroat L.A. market to get multimillion-dollar homes sold—and take their cut. The luxurious homes featured and the always entertaining drama make this a must-watch (and rewatch).

Available on: Netflix

Candice Tells All

Candice Olson is a Canadian designer who evolved into an HGTV star. Her first show, Divine Design, premiered in 2001, while her second one, Candice Tells All, aired in 2011. In typical design show fashion, the charismatic designer helps homeowners maximize the potential of their homes episode after episode. If you like seeing quick transformations from start to finish and enjoy a good before and after, this is the show for you.

Available on: HGTV.com

Rock the Block

Rock the Block is the product of design and demolition's strongest women competing to renovate identical properties in the Los Angeles area, attempting to add the most value to each of their properties. This competition series is a perfect binge, as they are already on season 2, and features many familiar faces in the design world.

Available on: Amazon Prime Video, Discovery+

Million Dollar Decorators

We just had to throw Million Dollar Decorators on the list. If you're into reality TV, you need to rewatch both seasons of this Bravo show, which follows four eccentric interior designers in Los Angeles and their multimillion-dollar-budget clients and projects. It's inspirational and hysterical all at once.

Available on: Amazon Prime Video

Genenvieve's Renovation

Genevieve Gorder has been showcasing her design prowess on the small screen since 2000 when the American designer appeared on the first season of TLC's Trading Spaces. It didn't take long for Gorder's effervescent personality and playful manipulation of interiors to catch the attention of other networks, including HGTV, Bravo, and Netflix. Whether starring in her series (Dear Genevieve, Genevieve's Renovations, Best Room Wins) or serving a supporting role (Design Star), the designer is always worth a watch.

Available on: Amazon Prime Video

Property Brothers

On the air since 2011, HGTV's Property Brothers follows identical twin brothers Jonathan and Drew Scott as they help families transform fixer-uppers into forever homes. Drew, a licensed realtor, presents renovation-ready homes—and a digital rendering of the home post-reno—to the homebuyers, who then have to trust that Drew's expertise and vision will well spend their money. Johnathan, meanwhile, acts as the brawn behind the operation; he's a licensed contractor. Naturally, the sibling rivalry and banter between the brothers makes for good TV, and the homes' final reveals are equally as entertaining.

Available on: Amazon Prime Video, Hulu

Tiny House Nation

Great things come in small packages. That's the premise behind Tiny House Nation, which debuted on the FYI cable channel in July 2014. Hosted by renovation experts John Weisbarth and Zack Giffin, the show helps families across the U.S. fulfill a dream of living in a sub-500-square-foot space. The hosts guide the families through the process of designing and constructing their tiny home, culminating in a wow-worthy reveal at the end of every episode.

Available on: Amazon Prime Video

Rehab Addict

If you've got a sweet spot for old houses, Rehab Addict is a must-watch. This show follows preservation enthusiast and Detroit native Nicole Curtis as she rehabs historic (and oftentimes dilapidated) houses to their former glory. Because Curtis aims to retain as much of the homes' original building materials and character as possible, her flips aren't easy. Still, the final reveals prove that a little ingenuity and elbow grease can go a long way.

Available on: Amazon Prime Video

Trading Spaces

The O.G. of design shows, Trading Spaces, debuted on TLC in October 2000. The show ended after an eight-season run in 2008 but was rebooted in 2018 with the same premise: Two sets of neighbors redecorate one room in the other team's house on a small budget and with help from an interior designer. Each designer brings his or her own vision (and sometimes polarizing) aesthetic to the project, as well as a small budget of $1,000.

Here's the catch: the teams are kept completely in the dark about the design being implemented in their own home, so some reveals go over like a lead balloon — and the reactions are priceless.

Available on: Amazon Prime Video

Queer Eye

We couldn't have the best home décor shows list without mentioning this cult-popular show. Sure, it's not your traditional design show, but it's still worth a watch. Netflix rebooted the quirky show in 2018, and a whole new Fab Five trade New York for Atlanta. It's filled with emotional makeovers and heartfelt reveals.

Available on: Netflix

Flip or Flop

Former husband-wife team Tarek and Christina flip oftentimes seriously dilapidated houses in this HGTV show that'll make you want to get in on the real estate game, too. The craziest part? Sometimes they don't even see the inside before it's bought!

Available on: Amazon Prime Video, Hulu

The World’s Most Extraordinary Homes

If your idea of a good home show is jaw-droppingly beautiful properties, this is for you. Architect Piers Taylor and actress Caroline Quentin travel around the world to bring you spectacular, but unconventional, homes. Prepare to be wowed.

Available on: Netflix

Property Brothers Forever Home

If you loved Property Brothers, you need to watch this spin-off. Jonathan and Drew Scott are helping clients turn their existing homes into spaces they'll love forever. Warning: striking room transformations to come.

Available on: Amazon Prime Video

Flipping Out

Watch Jeff Lewis and Jenni Pulos flip houses—and maybe go a little crazy sometimes—in Los Angeles on this hilariously dramatic Bravo show. If you think you're OCD, you haven't seen anything until you watch Lewis in action.

Available on: Amazon Prime Video