Virtually Home(TV show/series, 2021-)

Two friends in Skipton, Yorkshire, call on the help of interior designer Karen Livingstone Welstead and the virtual reality studio for advice on how to redesign their awkward cellar space. These aspiring screenwriters have two distinctive styles, both vying for prominence. Karen has her work cut out to please them both with her designs for the cellar, but will immersing them in the space using cutting-edge VR technology mean they can decide which way to go?

A couple from Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, call on the help of interior designer Kunal Trehan and the virtual reality studio for advice on how to inject some life into their blank canvas of a living room. They have very different tastes and styles from each other, but will immersing them in the space using cutting-edge VR technology mean they can decide which way to go?

A couple who have recently relocated to the Norfolk countryside from London call on the help of interior designer Russell Sage and the virtual reality design studio for advice on how to resolve their differences with what to do with their living room and snug area. They are both creative, theatrical people, and they have different views on how the space should look, so Russell goes to town coming up with two very distinct designs. Will immersing them in the space using cutting-edge VR technology mean they can decide which way to go?

A retired couple in Uxbridge, West London, call on the help of interior designer Simon Hamilton and the virtual reality studio for advice on how to redesign their tired living room. They have very different views when it comes to colour and style, but will immersing them in the space using cutting-edge VR technology mean they can decide which way to go?

A couple in Glasgow who have been living together for just a year call on the help of interior designer Karen Livingstone Welstead and the virtual reality studio for advice on how to revamp their living room that has a distinctly studenty feel. They have very different views when it comes to style. Will immersing them in the space using cutting-edge VR technology mean they can decide which way to go?

A mother and daughter in Surrey call on the help of interior designer Kunal Trehan and the virtual reality design studio for advice on what to do with their dark and dingy hallway. They both have different views on how the space should look, especially when it comes to colour, so Kunal has a job on his hands to offer up two designs that will please them both. Will immersing them in the space using cutting-edge VR technology mean they can decide which way to go?

A couple in Newcastle call on the help of interior designer Karen Livingstone Welstead and the virtual reality studio for advice on how to bring some style and character to their bedroom. They have very differing tastes, with modern minimalism going up against traditional Edwardian, but will immersing them in the space using cutting edge VR technology mean they can decide which way to go?

A couple in Perthshire call on the help of interior designer Russell Sage and the virtual reality studio for advice on how to inject some life into their blank canvas of a living space in their self-built home. They have slightly differing styles, especially when it comes to the blinds on their huge windows, but will immersing them in the space using cutting edge VR technology mean they can decide which way to go?

A mother of a young toddler calls on the help of interior designer Karen Livingstone Welstead and the virtual reality studio for advice on how to breathe some life and vibrancy into a dull dining space. She has her heart set on it being geared primarily towards her young son, with several bold ideas about how it will look, whereas her best friend thinks a more mature, adult-orientated space is perhaps more suitable. Will immersing them in the space using cutting edge VR technology mean they can decide which way to go?

A couple in Bedford call on interior designer Russell Sage and the virtual reality design studio to help them decide what to do with their new extension area, which is currently very white and uninspiring. Will Russell be able to help this self-confessed 'Mr and Mrs Beige' inject some colour and imagination by immersing them in the space using cutting edge VR technology?

A couple in Stafford call on the help of interior designer Karen Livingstone Welstead and the virtual reality design studio for advice on how to resolve their differences over what to do with their kitchen-diner. They both have slightly contrasting views about the space, especially when it comes to the prospect of getting a dishwasher. Karen has her work cut out coming up with two distinct designs. Will immersing them in the space using cutting-edge VR technology mean they can decide which way to go?

A couple in Fife call on the help of interior designer Simon Hamilton and the virtual reality design studio for advice on how to resolve their differences over what to do with their living room. They both have wildly contrasting views on how the space should look, and Simon really has his work cut out trying to come up with designs they can agree on. Will immersing them in the space using cutting-edge VR technology mean they can decide which way to go?

A married couple in Southport call on the help of interior designer Kunal Trehan and the virtual reality design studio for advice on what to do with their kitchen and downstairs living space. They both agree on how they want to use the space, but disagree when it comes to style. Kunal’s task is to offer up two different designs for them to choose from. Will immersing them in the space using cutting-edge VR technology mean they can decide which way to go?

A couple just outside Cheltenham in Gloucestershire call on the help of interior designer Simon Hamilton and the virtual reality studio for advice on what to do with their downstairs living room. It’s a space that lacks an identity and real function, and the couple both admit to not having much of an idea when it comes to interior design. Simon offers them two contrasting virtual designs based on their different tastes, and their job is choose the one that works best for them. Will immersing them in the space using cutting-edge VR technology mean they can decide which way to go?

A couple in Sheffield, Yorkshire, call on the help of interior designer Kunal Trehan and the virtual reality studio for advice on what to do with their bathroom. They are currently renovating the whole house whilst living in it, so things are a bit chaotic. They each have different ideas on style and function, including whether or not there should be a bath in there. Kunal’s job is to offer up two distinct virtual designs for them to choose from. Will immersing them in the space using cutting-edge VR technology mean they can decide which way to go?