Flea Market Flip

A pair of flipsters goes head-to-head with creative cousins to create a Rewrapped Project, Sustainable Design and a Mash-Up to sell at the Grand Bazaar NYC for the most profit.

Husband-and-wife pickers face off against her parents in a flea market family feud! After an hour at the flea market and a day in the workshop, the teams hope to make the most profit at New York's Long Island City Flea.

A brother and his partner do battle with his sister and her friend in a flip for $5,000. Each team has one hour to source and one day to flip flea market items that include Fab Fabrics, Chic Storage and Modern Moroccan.

A mother-and-daughter team takes on their husbands in a flip for $5,000. Each team has one hour to source and one day in the workshop to flip flea items including Polished Imperfection, Farmhouse Chic and a House Party Project.

Two pairs of twins face off in a flip competition worth $5,000. Both teams have one hour at the flea market to source items and one day in the workshop to flip items that include Create a Pair, Twisted Traditional and Metallics.

Design partners Denise and Tanya go up against married reimaginers Stephanie and Josh to fix up flea market finds on the Flip List that includes: Elegant Industrial, a Mixed Materials project and Smart Storage.

High school art teachers Denise and Katie take on married flippers Kelly and Stephen to find and complete Flip List projects which include: Style Merge, Paint-Over Makeover and a Rustic Revival.

A father-daughter tandem of self-proclaimed dumpster divers battles a mother-daughter flipping duo to see whose flip can net the largest profit.

Engaged flippers hope they measure up to a pair of interior designer friends. Their Flip List includes Twisted Traditional and Design To Dine, and the teams create a dining set, side tables and even a kitchen island.

Two teams of teachers set out to prove they've got the "3 R's" of flipping down: rescuing, recycling and reinventing. Their Flip List includes Modern Workspace and Flawed to Flawless, and they craft a coffee table and modern desk.

Two teams representing Habitat for Humanity go head-to-head to win $5,000. They start with $500 and one hour to find three cohesive pieces to create a "Hip Habitat" living space vignette and then get creative in the workshop.