Wohnungsprojekt

Dave has bought an apartment and plans to renovate it completely over the coming months – this episode kicks off his biggest dream project. What awaits him behind the door, and where do you even start with a job like this?

The planning begins: Dave measures the apartment and maps out the renovation, inviting his community to help shape the result. What will the place end up looking like?

In episode 3 of his apartment project, Dave plans the design of his new tiny apartment – and he's not alone, as his community has submitted their own layouts too. What ideas are hiding in those plans, and how will the small space take shape?

Dave bought an apartment with zero experience to renovate it, and in episode 4 everything gets torn out. What's waiting for him and his crew behind the wallpaper?

Dave continues renovating his apartment, with big plans, plenty of work and fresh problems ahead. But now there's talk of damage – what does that mean for his project?

Construction halt on the apartment project: work on Dave's site has nearly stopped and only small jobs are possible, while he and his team keep planning upcoming work and ideas. But when will the property manager finally get back to them – and what happens next?

After the construction freeze and days of waiting, Dave can finally get back to renovating his tiny apartment, with electrics, new walls and a water pipe repair on the list. How far will he get now that work is moving again?

In episode 8 of the apartment project, Dave and his crew finally tackle the walls, with just four days to plaster, fill, wallpaper and paint the entire flat. Can the run-down place become livable after months of work?

In episode 9 of the apartment project, Dave is on the home stretch: the kitchen, parquet flooring and bed are going in. Watch the empty rooms start taking shape – but is the apartment really ready yet?

In part ten of the apartment project, Dave lists every single cost of his tiny apartment and finally gets to furnishing it. Just how much did his first place really cost him?

Dave is building a seamless, grout-free bathroom for his apartment – from the design all the way to ceramics and fittings. But why would such a tiny bathroom cost €15,000?

After months of renovation, Dave gives a room tour of the 20-square-metre 1960s dump he set out to transform, including the whole process behind it. How much luxury can really fit into such a tiny apartment?