Suzanne and Danny's home was cramped to say the least.
They were so short of room that they had to use the third bedroom for storage, meaning their two older kids had to share and their three-year-old daughter was in their room.
When they were eating dinner somebody had to stand up if one if one of them needed to get to the kitchen.
But now they have completely transformed their Bedfordshire home with an £80,000 renovation - and it's unrecognisable.
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Their small cramped rooms, which made designer Suzanne and her music teacher husband feel like they "couldn't breathe", have been replaced by open planning living.
As well as suiting their family's lifestyle, it looks absolutely incredibly and people are very jealous of their new home.
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Appearing on BBC's new design show Your Home Made Perfect, the couple got to see two potential renovations using cutting-edge virtual reality and visual effects.
Two architects had drawn up two very different overhaul designs - and they picked which one they wanted to become reality.
They opted for designer Laura Jane Clark's bright idea, which filled the house with night.
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They started off by added a 560ft extension to the back of the house, giving the family the fourth bedroom they desperately needed.
It also added to the size of their living area.
They knocked down walls to combine the dining room, office and children's playroom to create one huge open space.
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The decor is modern and minimal, painted white with splashes of pastel pink and mint green.
There's a big dining table and sofa, with lots of space for the kids to play.
The couple were completely stunned by the results, and viewers at home loved the new look.
