An apartment designed around a violin; a home with a butterfly roof; a modern home in Portugal; a disappearing dwelling.

A desert house in California; a concrete cottage in Canada; a city landmark; a house like a plane; a house with two addresses; a wrapped house; and a ship's cabin-like apartment.

A house like a turtle; an underground home in France; a German house by the Berlin Wall; a palatial residence; inside-out home; a house strikes gold; a jewel-box apartment; an old Italian home; a house with a bridge; narrow views.

Old French chateau; a Spanish house looks like a work site; a futuristic home in Austria; a Korean house with rain holes in the roof; a Swedish house fits its surroundings; Italian home makes a splash; stacked house in Japan.

A New York residence looks like a ranch; a French home shelters under a mountain of limestone; an Australian house resembles a giant insect; a Russian apartment.

A glass pavillion; a house resembles an ice crystal; a house gives new life to an old railroad; a French house looks like chocolate, but is made of concrete; a remote ranch house in Idaho; a home slides apart; tent-like house made of fiberglass.

A nightmarish Hollywood home; a lucky house; a luxury castle in France; a green house made of stone; spiky apartments; an old windmill resembles a honeypot; an Irish home with daylight built in; a colorful tower.

A mansion off the coast of Rhode Island; ancient wine cellar; futuristic seaside house; French apartment with towering views; snow deck; manipulating the sunshine; a home underground; a home can take on any weather.

A home makes waves in Los Angeles; a Danish house hugs its owners; graffiti; glass bubble house; ancient saw mill; orbiting French apartment; Italian farm buildings.

A Mexican factory becomes a luxury home; a tree house in Australia with no walls; a home in Ireland is hidden behind a metal screen; a flat in Moscow; a boulder in a California living room; a windowless home in Japan; a space ship-inspired house.

A clapboard cottage in New York; a Danish apartment block; a luxury holiday home in Spain; an Italian house is built around old olive trees.

A California home is modeled on a spy plane; an origami-style residence in Northern Ireland; a glass house with no internal walls; medieval-inspired new build; colored bubble homes; wooden lodge like a jigsaw puzzle.

A New York home inspired by a diamond ring; a shark-like house in Mexico; a Scottish fortress; a South African home is covered in colorful symbols; an Australian house echoes the surrounding trees; four flats combine.

A high-tech party house; a six-story Gothic tower; a home resembles a fish tail; stone igloos; a house built of sandbags; boomerang-shaped house; updated fourteenth century home; modern log cabin.

Converted synagogue in Miami; a residence mimics a canyon; an inhabitable sculpture; a Spanish home on stilts; a modern house grafted onto the ruins of an old farmhouse; minimalist South Korean home; Australian beach house; home built like a bridge.

A Virginian space house; a townhouse on the edge of a steep hill; a plastic home in Ireland; a Mexican resident that looks like it has bent walls; a home that looks like a slice of pie; vertical garden; an Australian home floats in the treetops.

Buildings are transformed into unique homes.

A house dangles off a cliff; an old home is turned into an abstract work of art; a California party pad; a Japanese home is made from a box and a ball; a zigzag house; a rustic tool shed; a Canadian home embraces a waterfall.

A Mexican house lights up; a fairy-tale cottage in Canada; a home shaped like a pile of boxes; a modern designer graces a French chateau; eleven stacked cubes; a house inspired by barnacles; space station home.

A Californian desert house open to the sky; a sliver residence looks like a shark's fin; an Australia home is more campesite than house.

Buildings are transformed into unique homes.

The series brings potential home buyers a better understanding of the process, each episode following a prospective buyer and an agent from start to finish.

Bathrooms serve a purpose in people's homes but they don't always look nice. Licensed contractor Matt Muenster hopes to change that by renovating homeowners' bathrooms. In the same vein as "House Crashers" and "Yard Crashers," Muenster surprises homeowners while they are shopping for home improvement supplies and identifies a bathroom challenge. He then follows the homeowners to their house and tackles the bathroom overhaul.

Interior designer Hilary Farr and real estate agent David Visentin compete for the affections of fed-up homeowners looking to either renovate or sell, as Farr transforms their worn-out space into a welcoming one while Visentin works to find them a new home. At the end of each hourlong episode, the homeowners decide if the changes designed by Farr are enough for them to stay in their current home, or if the new property Visentin has found better suits their needs. So whether they love it or list it, the homeowners come out on top.

Purchasing a beachfront property doesn't always mean buyers have to break the bank. This series documents the journeys of families who are dreaming of living in a sandy locale with palm trees and warm ocean breezes, but those dreams are accompanied by a firm budget. And by budget we mean substantially short of a million dollars. The house hunters tour three to four waterfront properties -- each with surprisingly affordable price tags -- before choosing the one that turns the beach lifestyle dreams into reality.

Seven of the country's best food trucks compete for customers as they complete various challenges across the country.