Money for Nothing

- Season 10

(2021)

Sarah Moore saves more items from the skip. Sash windows are saved by designer Rupert Blanchard, a once cherished sewing box gets a makeover from upcycler Sarah Peterson while Sarah tackles a retro dolls house.

Sarah Moore saves 3 more items from the tip. She asks bag maker Rosanna Gethin to work on some faded curtains, screen print artist Zoe Murphy to tackle a chest of drawers and finds a new use for an old storage larder herself.

Designer Jacqui Joseph retrieves 3 items from Earlswood recycling centre in Surrey. She asks upholsterer Sharon O'Connor to tackle an old ottoman, blacksmith Kevin Paxton some garden gates and unwanted printer trays herself.

Sarah Moore asks furniture artist Chloe Kempster to work on a chest of drawers and lighting specialist Guy Trench to repurpose some old shoe lasts. Sarah upcycles some rusty old hanging baskets.

Jacqui Joseph saves a bamboo chair, a handmade sideboard and a pair of bedside tables from ending up on the scrapheap. She asks upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith and screen print artist Daniel Heath to help her upcycle them.

With the help of bag maker Neil Wragg and print artist Daniel Heath, Sarah Moore breathes new life into a leaking tent, a Scandinavian-style coffee table and a miniature greenhouse.

Jacqui Joseph teams up with designer Rupert Blanchard and furniture artist Chloe Kempster to spruce up a travel trunk, a 1940s utility cabinet and a dressing table that she rescues from Earlswood in Surrey.

Sarah Moore enlists the help of upcycling expert Sarah Peterson and lighting expert Guy Trench to repurpose dining furniture, some vintage lawn games and some aluminium lampshades.

Upholsterer Simion Hawtin-Smith and print artist Zoe Murphy are asked to breathe new life into a retro swivel chair, a large oak dining table and a once-cherished sideboard by Sarah Moore.

Jacqui Joseph teams up with upholsterer Lucianne Hinch and woodwork wizard Bruce Faulseit to transform a half-moon bamboo chair, a pine corner unit and a mid-century bedside table.

Some retro kitchen cupboards, some old garden gates and a sideboard with matching chairs are saved from the tip. Sarah Moore asks designer Rupert Blanchard and metal workers Bex Simon and Dave Harris to transform them.

JJ Chalmers rescues three items in East Lothian. Furniture artist Chloe Kempster spruces up a writing bureau, Blacksmith Kevin Paxton tackles a toolbox and car repair ramps while JJ transforms a hardwood coffee table.

Sarah Moore asks screen print designer Daniel Heath and clock restorer Paul Parry to rejuvenate an old writing bureau and a 1940s mantle clock and tries to make something from bags of garden waste.

Jacqui Joseph recruits carpenter Bruce Faulseit and bag maker Rosanna Gethin to transform pine kitchen units, some life jackets and water skiing ropes and a pair of mid-century dining chairs.

Sarah Moore asks bag maker Neil Wragg to repurpose a windsurf sail and upcycler Sarah Peterson to breath new life into a little chest of drawers. Sarah finds a new use for a child's cot.

Today, Sarah Moore saves an iron table base, a tub chair and a wooden till box from the scrapheap in Somerset. She enlists the help of blacksmith Kevin Paxton and artisan Leigh-Anne Treadwell to transform them.

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Sarah Moore salvages a small set of drawers, a gentleman's wardrobe and four lawn chairs from the recycling centre in Woking. With the help of print artist Zoe Murphy and designer Lucy Tiffney, Sarah's three items are transformed.

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