Chip and Joanna Gaines venture into unfamiliar territory in their new show, “Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House.” Watch as the HGTV and Magnolia Network stars tackle one of their biggest home renovation challenges yet, with their daughter, Ella, taking the lead on one side project.
Chip & Joanna Gaines Tackle a Colorado Mountain House for New ‘Fixer Upper’
On October 28, Joanna shared a trailer for their upcoming show, “Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House.”
As Chip notes on the drive to the mountains, “We are not in Waco anymore, are we?”
“‘Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House’ is coming this December! Watch @chipgaines and me turn this 1960s home in the heart of the Rockies into a cozy family retreat,” Joanna shared in the caption.
She added, “Don’t miss the premiere December 9th at 9pm ET/PT on Magnolia Network and HGTV, or stream same day on HBO Max and discovery+.”
In the trailer, Joanna explains that it’s their first project outside of Waco, Texas. “I want it to feel like something that I put together for my family,” she notes.
One of the home’s shortcomings is lack of space. “This is a zero bedroom house,” Joanna says.
Chip confirms, “There’s a lot of work to be done.”
It’s also a family affair. “Chip had an idea to let our daughter design the little cottage,” Joanna says.
Fans flooded the comments section with excitement over Chip and Joanna’s newest installment of “Fixer Upper.”
“Gahhhhh! This is going to be soooo dreamy! Can’t wait to see what y’all do!” one fan wrote.
Others commented, “This is exciting!!! You guys never disappoint! Can’t wait!!” and “Omg I can’t freaking WAIT! And Ella designing!!!!! It’s a new era.”
One fan shared, “I love Colorado and I love your show, so this is such a cool combination and I can’t wait to see it!!!!”
Joanna Gaines Calls Colorado a ‘Special Place for Our Family’
According to the press release from Warner Bros. Discovery, “Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House” is a three-part limited series.
“In ‘Fixer Upper: Colorado Mountain House,’ Chip and Joanna take on a 1960s mountain property in Colorado, tackling unique design and construction hurdles that come with high-altitude living,” the release explains. “Together, they blend original mid-century details with European-inspired finishes, transforming the home into their own timeless family retreat nestled in the Rockies.”
Joanna noted, “Colorado has come to be a special place for our family. And somewhere in-between ski trips and spring breaks over the last decade, a dream took root to one day carve out a place of our own.”
She added, “While taking ‘Fixer Upper’ out of state meant we were in for a steep learning curve, our hope is that this home would far outlast us, and we can’t wait to share it with you.”
