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Levi explores two whimsical retreats plucked straight from a fairytale; he starts in Rising Fawn at the Laurel Zome, a stunning geometric dome; then Levi discovers the Merry Mushroom, a charming tiny home designed to resemble woodland fungi.

In Rockbridge, Ohio, Levi tours The Pine at Dunlap Ridge which features a wall of windows that overlooks towering pines and farmland; then in Newry, Maine, Levi discovers The Cabin at Bear River, a luxurious escape inspired by Japandi design.

Captain Boomies discovers the Bahamian-blue Wharf Rat, a yacht decked out with Italian countertops, a custom tequila dispenser, and a killer sound system—all designed to turn every day on the water into a party.

In South Beach, Captain Boomies links up with Tom Biddix - an experienced yachtsman who helped design the demo yacht they take for a spin; as they zip around Star Island, the two dive into talk of boats, fishing, and a life lived at sea.

In Knoxville, Tennessee, Captain Boomies joins the Arnold family for a very special maiden voyage; laying eyes on their yacht for the first time-custom-built to match their private jet, it's a big moment.

Homeworthy founders Alison Kenworthy and Michael Koenigs open the door to the once-empty white-box apartment; a year later it has been transformed with a kitchen designed for gathering, a tranquil bedroom retreat, and a charming room for their kids.

Journey to the Louisiana Delta for a look inside the home of Rebecca Vizard; from rooms draped in rich historic textiles to a whimsical "movie wagon" repurposed from a trailer base, Rebecca's creative spirit thrives in every corner of the house.

Woodward Throwbacks owners Bo and Kyle acquire Mystery on Mack, a 4,000-square-foot Detroit warehouse that they intend to make their personal home; following intense months of demo, they reveal their first space: a minimal, character-rich bathroom.