Interior Therapy with Jeff Lewis

Season 2

10 episodes · Jul 9, 2013

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  • S2E1

    Fabulous Delusion

    Jul 9, 2013

    Jeff's design is questioned as he squares off against a demanding client in the Season 2 opener.

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  • S2E2

    Cats, Cats, Cats

    Jul 16, 2013

    Jeff and Jenni undertake a design intervention when they meet a mother who collects stray cats, even though her son is severely allergic to the animals.

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  • S2E3

    Jillian's Job Swap

    Jul 23, 2013

    Jeff provides style counsel to celebrity reporter Jillian Barberie Reynolds.

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  • S2E4

    The Castle

    Jul 30, 2013

    Jeff and Jenni try to help a bride who feels trapped in a unique abode built by her new husband's deceased father.

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  • S2E5

    Kid Rules

    Aug 6, 2013

    Jeff and Jenni come to the aid of a couple whose 3-year-old child has dominated their home design as well as their relationship.

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  • S2E6

    Odd Couple

    Aug 13, 2013

    Jeff and Jenni become mediators when they meet a slovenly attorney who hates his wife’s taste in home décor.

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  • S2E7

    Goth No More

    Aug 20, 2013

    Jeff’s design palette is stretched to the limit when he is asked to redesign the home of a quirky, goth couple.

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  • S2E8

    Tough Girls

    Aug 27, 2013

    Jeff and Jenni do their best to soften the heart of a tough New Yorker whose longtime partner wants a permanent commitment.

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  • S2E9

    Who's On First?

    Sep 3, 2013

    When the audacious granddaughter of comedy legend Lou Costello dominates the design of her home, Jeff and Jenni step in to tame her décor as well as her oversized personality.

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  • S2E10

    Ocdemented

    Sep 10, 2013

    Jeff and Jenni step in to help a young bride stand up to her domineering husband who controls the design of their house. In his confrontation with the husband, Jeff is forced to face some of his own character flaws.

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