"The DeBoers prove that bold black paint and rural roots create a distinct renovation aesthetic unlike anything else on HGTV."
Chelsea and Cole DeBoer have successfully pivoted from reality TV stardom to building a design empire in Sioux Falls. In Down Home Fab, the couple takes big swings with their signature South Dakota Glam—think bold black exteriors, statement lighting, and open-concept risks that actually pay off. While the sledgehammers have stopped swinging for now, the quiet following the latest season finale has left fans anxious about the future of the DeBoer business. Will HGTV greenlight another round of renovations, or is the paint dry on this chapter? To ensure you catch the first blueprint of news regarding a potential season 3 renewal, adding a reminder to your watchlist is the smartest design choice you can make.
| Watched? | # | Air Date | Episode Name |
|---|---|---|---|
| E1 | May 27, 2025 | Crash Course | |
| E2 | Jun 03, 2025 | Driving to Sell | |
| E3 | Jun 10, 2025 | Girl Math | |
| E4 | Jun 17, 2025 | Carpe Denim | |
| E5 | Jun 24, 2025 | In a Fam Jam | |
| E6 | Jul 01, 2025 | Ommmmm...My God | |
| E7 | Jul 08, 2025 | Cowbow Gateway | |
| E8 | Jul 15, 2025 | We Don't Do Dinky Here |
Release Window: Winter/Spring
Down Home Fab has maintained a steady Annual rhythm for 2 years, typically returning in January. Since its debut on HGTV, the series has established a consistent early-year presence, leveraging the network's strategy of launching high-profile renovation content during the peak winter viewing months. The show serves as a central pillar for the channel's celebrity-driven design slate, benefiting from the established public profile of its hosts and a predictable production cycle that supports recurring annual installments.
The historical broadcast trajectory suggests a high level of reliability for the series within the HGTV lineup. Following a successful first season launch in January 2023, the show maintained its seasonal position with a second season premiere in early 2024. This pattern indicates that the network views the program as a reliable mid-season performer, ensuring that audiences can expect new episodes of the Chelsea and Cole DeBoer project to anchor the first quarter of the television calendar year after year.