'Property Brothers: Forever Home' Season 3 Episode 1: Home improvement that fits the current social scenario

The all-new season of the popular home improvement show comes as a breath of fresh air during quarantine and the episode theme seems to fit into the current pandemic state
Jonathan and Drew Scott (HGTV)
Jonathan and Drew Scott (HGTV)

As the coronavirus lockdown continues, people around the world are seeking more options to get creative and calm their minds while the world outside is in ultimate chaos. Brothers Drew and Jonathan Scott brought their new and third season of 'Forever Home' at just the right time.

After two successful seasons, the hit home improvement show on HGTV launched its third season and as it is aptly titled, the episode perfectly fits the current panic-stricken scenario.

'From Chaos to Calm' marked the season opener with the Scott brothers helping a family finish their unfinished projects. Mark and Lois and their kids live in a home that they bought seven years ago with the idea of accommodating their growing family.

It was perfect until the kids started to grow and the couple realized that each one of them needed more space than they had anticipated. They had started working on some upgrades but they never took off. To add to it, the family had gathered a lot of clutter over the years, mostly with their "coffee pot" collection.

That's where Drew and Jonathan come to the rescue. They not only help Lois and Mark finish their unfinished businesses, they also turn around the main areas of the house, like the living room, entertainment area, kitchen and dining.

They also improve the floor plans and increase open spaces by removing walled areas. And while the rest of the renovation work was going on, Drew ensured that the parents and kids got together to declutter their home, getting rid of one unnecessary item at a time.

After the entire renovation project was complete, Lois and Mark's home looked far better from what you would expect in a 50-year old property. 

Clutter creates chaos and when that is taken care of, it feels calm and peaceful. For those particularly enthusiastic about home improvement, organizing and enhancing their living spaces, the first episode of 'Forever Home' Season 3 will turn out to be therapeutic, especially in the kind of situation we are living in at present.

'Property Brothers: Forever Home' is now back on air with an all-new Season 3 every Wednesday at 8pm/9c on HGTV.

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