It seems that everyone has at least one room in their home that lacks purpose, definition and cohesion. In Bronson's world it's the entry to his Decker house that is a scattered mess of mismatched ceilings, floors and lacks and clear purpose or definition. Bronson seeks to tame this unruly space with a beautiful salvaged floor, the addition of beautiful wavy glass windows, a new ceiling and one very special antique to anchor it all. Tune in to see if Bronson can turn this mess into a success?

To most people a mudroom is just an afterthought - a filthy room to store boots and other items, but not Bronson! Bronson wants his mudroom to be as equally beautiful as any of the other rooms in his house. Using architectural salvage and some clever design ideas Bronson seeks to take a room that's usually all function and turn it into pure form.

In this episode Bronson has his eye set on a very special piece of salvage, an 19th century Cupola that is at a friends antique shop in Portland, Maine. For years Bronson has wanted to restore the cupola and give it a place of honor at the top of his Decker Court house. Bronson and Mikey take a very special road trip to get the cupola and then the race is on to get the cuopla restored and placed on the house. It's one of Bronson's most ambitious projects yet and if he can get it right it just might be the best thing he's ever done.