Inside Out Homes - Episode Guide

In the first episode, Zac and Monty create a glass atrium for an 18th century barn by covering a courtyard with a bespoke glass roof, while Zac designs a garden office that's both ancient and modern.

Architect Zac Monro comes up with a radical redesign of a 1950s bungalow in Stockport, including a new first floor clad in burnt timber and huge ground floor windows opening onto a garden with an outside sitting room and fire. In an incredible setting overlooking the Devon coastline, Zac designs a mirror image extension for an outdated family home. There's also an outside shower, swinging copper chair and some clever planting that blends with the wild fields and woodland beyond. Zac also visits an incredible award-winning house on the edge of the Norfolk Broads, where the windows frame the perfect views.

Zac Monro takes on a tiny 70s ex-council house in south London. His radical solution is to knock the house down and start again with an open plan design. In Jesmond, Newcastle, Abid and Sameena Nawaz hire Zac to update their 1940s home, including building a garden office and new kitchen. Zac and engineer Monty Ravenscroft transform the garden shed with mirrors and LED lighting, while gardener Rosie Bines plants a white garden to be enjoyed both day and night.

Zac Monro takes on a 1930s bungalow on a sought after estate in Newcastle. Although the house sits in the centre of a large garden, you would hardly know it. Zac's reinvention involves removing an entire brick wall and replacing it with glass and a deck immediately outside. Meanwhile, Monty Ravenscroft and Zac build a fire pit table that keeps you warm while you cook and Rosie Bines creates a scented oasis around the log-fired hot tub.

In this episode, Zac is in west London, where he hopes to prove that concrete is the perfect material for inside-out living. He meets Californians Abbey and Zahed, who want a West Coast vibe in their home in Harrogate, North Yorkshire, replacing the back wall with glass and introducing a double-height feature.

In this episode, Zac creates an inside out home in a flat with no outside space. He removes the entire roof, replacing much of it with glass, while Rosie designs oversized window boxes and fills the flat with house plants. And a mock Tudor suburban semi gets a radical overhaul when Zac creates a kitchen in the courtyard, Monty builds a garden bar, and Rosie goes tropical with a lush jungle feel.

Zac tears down a mock mansion in Surrey, replacing it with a high-performance prefab. Monty helps build its cantilevered staircase, while Rosie installs a silver birch and ferns.