Start of the season. The Belgian couple Lise and Gian decide to build their dream house by Siljan and it is far from a classic Dala house they have in mind. Together with a Belgian architect, they want to create a home that pushes boundaries.

Lotta is a second-generation oyster fisherman in Grebbestad – and now she is taking her passion for the sea to the next level. She will build a home in her hometown, using one of the sea's own residual materials as a building block: oyster shells.

Björn has been given a coveted berth in central Copenhagen – where he plans to build an exclusive houseboat that will become both a home and an office. Together with a Danish design agency, he has developed drawings that require an extremely advanced build.

Eva and Håkan leave the stately doctor's villa in Ramlösa Brunnspark – to a small plot of land above the harbour in Svanshall, a quiet fishing village on the coast of Skåne. Here they want to create a discreet single-storey house for two, but with room for children, grandchildren and friends.

Cathrine and her husband Jens dream of creating a retreat for rest and recovery – in the middle of Halland's nature. To realize this, they hire architect Johan Sundberg, with the task of designing a Japanese tea house in a Scandinavian style.

Damien and Olivia dream of creating a modern home on Brännö, the car-free archipelago island where Olivia's parents' home is located. Their vision stands out: a sharp-cut, minimalist house with a clear metropolitan aesthetic.

David and Danielle will build an advanced architect-designed house, with a steel frame and floating column structure – a far cry from the classic log cabin in Sälen. They have never built before – and now they will design everything themselves, remotely from Stockholm.

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