Junk Brothers

Under the cover of night Steve and Jim find some great junk and give each piece a new lease on life. Steve transforms a simple dresser into a functional and spicy kitchen island. Jim puts the peddle to the metal and turns an old stove into a hot bbq on wheels. The homeowners who trashed these treasures are stunned when their junk is returned made over.

The cluttered curbs serve up some real gems this time. The brothers grab an old desk and a beaten up bicycle. With the ol' one-two - Steve and Jim transform the art deco desk into beautiful bedside tables. Next they spin things out of control and turn an old bike into a ceiling fan! Wait until you see the homeowners react when they check out these transformations!

It's a well known fact that trash can talk, so taking a cue from the baby shower balloons in the garbage, Steve reworks a boring bedroom dresser into a multifunctional baby station with a beach and animal theme. Jim finds a retro entertainment unit and gives it a modern facelift turning it into a pimped out bar.

See who's got game as both brothers scoop up tables from the trash to transform. Jim is inspired by the need for speed as he creates a video game table for car fanatics. Steve sticks to the traditional and incorporates chess and backgammon into a wooden work of art that thrills the homeowners who originally tossed it to the curb.

Go big or go home - or do both! Steve and Jim take an old bed frame and use it to build a majestic hallway bench with anything but a sleepy style. Then they rock'n'roll a broken guitar into one serious stereo sound system.

What do you do when your couch is old and broken and your tv is no longer functional? Let the Junk Brothers at em! Steve gives a beat up couch a major facelift with new fabric and some copper cushions that double as side tables. Jim acts a little fishy and incorporates the face of a broken TV into an aquarium that doubles as a coffee table.

A night on the town has the brothers all tabled out. They give a low lying side table a face lift that tells time by changing it into a hallway clock. Then the boys rack 'em up and turn a traditional kitchen table into a pool table.

Jim and Steve incorporate everything including a bathroom sink into an old banquette credenza that they turn into a Zen inspired bathroom vanity. Then Steve goes crazy for boxes and gives a simple bedroom dresser a new design and a new function as a media cabinet with a hide away television.

Jim and Steve scrounge the neighbourhood junk bins and head back to the workshop with a simple round table and a broken old futon bed. They put their cards on the table and meet the challenge head on turning the table into a trendy poker table with retractable chip storage and drink holding arms. Steve then impresses his brother by taking the simple futon and transforming it into an outdoor double patio lounger.

Steve and Jim got trunk in their junk and a seat in their boot! Huh? The brothers rip down a filthy broken upholstered chair and build it back up into a love seat. Then they incorporate pieces of a broken cedar trunk into a stunning new gym equipment cabinet.

Let there be fire! Jim saves an old bbq from the garbage. He welds and meshes and slathers on stucco until this junky old bbq is transformed into a hot outdoor fireplace. Waste not want not! Steve takes an antique bed and uses almost every inch to adorn his classic version of a china cabinet.

One man's trash is another man's treasure! Jim and Steve rip and tear into an old recliner then dress it up in leather and accessorize it with surround sound speakers and side table refrigerators - all the necessary comforts for an evening in front of the TV. Next the brothers take a stand and use an old bed frame to support a new harvest table

With a little imagination, some interesting junk, and some skilled hands you can get some cool stuff! Jim finds a broken dryer and with a little tweak, a little teak and a lot of freak - poof! - you get a gorgeous computer desk and an office chair made from a dryer drum. Steve plays it 'safe' and converts a simple wooden bookcase into a work of art with secret storage compartments for the spy in all of us.