01of 09
PERSONAL TOUCH
Joanna Gaines/Instagram
02of 09
ONE NICE NURSERY
Blue walls with white trim brightened the space, metal crates were hung on the wall for storage and a crystal chandelier was relocated from the original dining room.
03of 09
SERIOUSLY SUPER
Talk about a cool kid’s room! A sign about superheroes, sleek metal details and the child’s name on the wall made this space extra-special — and extra-accessible — for Lawson, whose family was featuredon season 5 with Tim Tebow and his foundation.
The young boy and his older brother both had a genetic condition that affects their ability to stand and walk on their own.
04of 09
LET’S GET BUNK-Y
In season 4, Chip and Joanna employed their own kids to help the Morgans, a family who’d recently adopted two girls.
Chip and sonsDuke, 9, andDrake, 13, designed the boys' room, featuring modern bunk beds with built-in bookshelves and desk space underneath.
05of 09
PRETTY IN PINK
For the girls, Joanna and daughtersEmmie Kay, 8, andElla, 11, went extra girly with a scalloped white accent wall, pink paint, pink beds and a chandelier.
06of 09
TOY STORY
The Gaineses turned a former barn into a house in season 3, creating a LEGO wall in a child’s room that resembled the front of the family home.
07of 09
FAMILY MATTERS
This girl’s room in a season 5 episode was extra-special to Joanna: Shedesigned it for her niece!
08of 09
BEDS TOGETHER
A kitchen was turned into a guest room in this season 4 episode featuring a couple of empty nesters. Two sets of bunk beds in one room made it the perfect space for visiting adult children (and grandchildren!).
09of 09
INTO THE WOODS
Inthis season 5 episodeofFixer Upper, Chip and Joanna actually built a house from the ground up. A must on the owners' list? A play area for their grandkids, which Joanna delivered in the form of this rustic room.
source: people.com
