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August 29, 2017

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Tid for hjem - S16 - E1

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Kjersti Bergesen and her craftsmen and designers embark on a home that will be the first decent home for a multi-generation refugee family.

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Tid for hjem: Season 16 - 8 Episode s

16x1 - Episode 1
August 29, 2017
Kjersti Bergesen and her craftsmen and designers embark on a home that will be the first decent home for a multi-generation refugee family.
16x2 - Episode 2
September 5, 2017
A young couple gets help to modernize the living room and kitchen in an apartment from the 50's.
16x3 - Episode 3
September 12, 2017
A family of four lives in an apartment in an apartment building in the center of Bergen, and it is a matter of utilizing the space in an inventive way. Kjersti and the gang embark on a bedroom that will be both a private zone for the parents, and a play zone for the children!
16x4 - Episode 4
September 19, 2017
A young and active family needs help with their living room! They themselves have done a lot, and among other things removed a huge fireplace that served as room divider and painted the wall white. But the result is a bit boring, they seem.
16x5 - Episode 5
September 26, 2017
A young couple needs help to refurbish a kitchen and Kjersti with her creative companions takes the task to a close.
16x6 - Episode 6
October 3, 2017
A boring, white and identity-free living room should be transformed into a warm, special and exciting room!
16x7 - Episode 7
October 10, 2017
Lars lives in a spacious detached house, but the room he uses most is the attic room. Here he runs hobbies, has an office, watches TV and goes on a treadmill. But the room has looked the same since the house was built, and much clutter has accumulated over the years.
16x8 - Episode 8
October 17, 2017
A crowded cottage with a tiny kitchen gets a new solution! The large family spends a lot of time in the cottage, but the kitchen is small, it is cramped around the table and a huge fireplace takes a lot of space. Can the designer come up with a better room solution?