Alluring and Unforgettable: Exploring Magnolia Network's Exquisite Shows – From 'For the Love of Kitchens' to 'Super Dad'

Chip and Joanna Gaines have had a significant impact on the television industry with their popular show Fixer Upper on HGTV. Building on their success, they decided to establish their own network, Magnolia Network, which has had a transformative effect on the TV landscape.

In January 2022, the couple officially launched Magnolia Network, marking their departure from HGTV's Fixer Upper in 2018 after five successful seasons. Upon its premiere, Magnolia Network saw the revival of their renowned home renovation program, which was rebranded as Fixer Upper: Welcome Home.

The pair has recently created and showcased a new lineup of television shows for their audience, which includes For the Love of Kitchens, Super Dad, and The Retro Plant Shop. In August 2023, Chip and Jo announced a roller dancing competition series for Max, adding another unique project to their portfolio.

Scroll down for a breakdown of Magnolia Network’s most unique shows — past and present — that viewers can watch:

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A Guide to Magnolia Network’s Most Unique Shows: ‘For the Love of Kitchens,’ ‘Super Dad’ and More

Chip and Joanna Gaines made a significant impact on the television industry with their popular HGTV show Fixer Upper. Following their departure from HGTV in 2018 after five successful seasons, the couple launched their own network, Magnolia Network. In January 2022, Magnolia Network was officially launched, and they brought back their beloved home renovation show under the new name Fixer Upper: Welcome Home.

The duo have developed and showcased a new lineup of TV shows for their audience, including For the Love of Kitchens, Super Dad, and The Retro Plant Shop. In August 2023, Chip and Jo announced that Magnolia Network is creating a roller dancing competition series for Max, adding another unique project to their portfolio.

Scroll down for a breakdown of Magnolia Network’s most unique shows — past and present — that viewers can watch:

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'Bespoke Inns'

Storyteller: Varies

Number of Seasons: 1

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'The Lost Kitchen'

Storyteller: Erin French

Number of Seasons: 3

Logline: Erin French pursued her passion and established a restaurant in her hometown of Freedom, Maine. The Lost Kitchen, a culinary haven featuring a menu influenced by local ingredients, attracts visitors from across the globe.

Unique Factor: French seamlessly combines her culinary expertise with her adventurous spirit, resulting in a captivating cooking experience for TV viewers. What sets her apart is her ability to transport audiences to far-flung locations, now even offering accommodations for those seeking an immersive food journey.

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'Maine Cabin Masters'

Storytellers: Chase Morrill, Ashley and Ryan Eldridge

Number of Seasons: 6

Logline: Builder Chase Morrill joins forces with his sister and brother-in-law in a mission to rescue and renovate antiquated cabins hidden in the secluded wilderness of Maine. With a focus on restoring historic cottages and camp cabins, they breathe new life into these long-neglected properties.

Unique Factor: Although Maine Cabin Masters initially debuted on DIY Network, its sixth season made its premiere on Magnolia Network. The show's specialization in cabins, also known as "camps," in the state of Maine adds a refreshing and distinctive touch.

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'Motel Rescue'

Storyteller: Lindsey Kurowski

Number of Seasons: 1

Logline: “Lindsey Kurowski is hitting the road to help struggling motel owners across America get back on track.”

Unique Factor: This series offers a quirky behind-the-scenes look at the resurgence of motel chic, showcasing how elements from the past can be transformed into something fresh and exciting. Additionally, the captivating use of vibrant colors in numerous establishments makes it a show worth watching.

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'The Retro Plant Shop'

Storyteller: Mickey McCall

Number of Seasons: 1

Logline: Mikey McCall teams up with her big sister Joanna Gaines to fulfill her entrepreneurial dream: opening a captivating plant shop that seamlessly fuses her gardening expertise with her penchant for one-of-a-kind vintage pieces.

Unique Factor: This series not only delves deeper into the life of Joanna's sister, but also presents McCall's refreshing and distinctive perspective on the world of plants, offering viewers an unparalleled experience.

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'For The Love Of Kitchens'

Storytellers: Paul O'Leary, Helen Parker and Robin McLellan

Seasons: 1

Synopsis: Follow Paul O'Leary, Helen Parker, and Robin McLellan, along with their team of talented artisans at deVOL Kitchens, as they meticulously create exquisite kitchens and furnishings for their clients. Their workshop, located in a 16th-century water mill amidst the picturesque English countryside, serves as the hub of their craftsmanship.

Unique Factor: Kitchens are the heart of the home and finally they are getting the attention they deserve with a whole show dedicated to the room.

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'Restoration Road With Clint Harp'

Storyteller: Clint Harp

Number of Seasons: 3

Carpenter Clint Harp embarks on a journey across America, seeking out remarkable historical structures that are in dire need of restoration. Along the way, he delves into their fascinating origins and envisions their promising futures. What sets Harp apart is his ability to not only revive these hidden gems but also engage and inform viewers without a hint of dullness.

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'Super Dad'

Storyteller: Taylor Calmus

Seasons: 2

Synopsis: Join father and DIY enthusiast Taylor Calmus and his team of talented builders as they assist aspiring DIY dads in transforming their children's extravagant backyard dreams into exciting playtime experiences.

Unique Selling Point: Unbeknownst to many, there exists a considerable number of fathers envisioning an idyllic outdoor area for their children to revel in. Recognizing this untapped desire, the Magnolia Network team initiated an extraordinary television series that transforms these cherished childhood dreams into a tangible reality.

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'Growing Floret'

Storytellers: Erin and Chris Benzakein

Number of Seasons: 2

Logline: Erin and Chris Benzakein have dedicated the past decade to developing their family-owned enterprise, Floret Farms, situated in the lush Skagit River Valley of Washington State. Presently, they are embarking on a daring endeavor to revive and amplify their business.

Unique Factor: While "farm to table" is often associated with restaurants, what about the concept of "flower farm to table"? This series offers viewers an authentic glimpse into the surprising reality of operating a flower farm.

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'Design Down Under'

Storytellers: Richie Morris and Georgia Ezra

Number of Seasons: The first season premiered on August 30.

Logline: In Melbourne, Australia, Richie Morris and Georgia Ezra, a design-build duo who are also a married couple, craft unique and contemporary designs, tailor-made spaces for their clients, all while successfully managing their businesses and raising a family of four.

Unique Factor: Location, location, location. Design Down Under will take viewers to Australia, which when it comes to DIY shows isn’t the norm.

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Roller Dancing Competition (Title TBD)

Storyteller: TBD

Number of Seasons: Premiere is slated for early 2024 on Max

Unique Factor: Roller dancing... need we elaborate? This exhilarating concept is remarkably original and irresistibly captivating.