Where generations, design, and determination collide.

Concept Overview:
Taylor’s & Mum is a heart-driven, character-powered renovation series exploring one of the fastest-growing lifestyle trends in the world — multi-generational living. As the cost of living rises and families look for smarter, closer, and more meaningful ways to live, more households are combining generations under one roof. But can love and logistics coexist when Mum moves in?

The Story:
This real-life pilot follows a daughter and son-in-law who purchase a rundown four-building property that’s been home to more wildlife than people — mice, squirrels, birds, and chaos everywhere. Their vision: transform it into a beautiful, functional estate where multiple generations can live, work, and thrive together.

The challenge is enormous — and hilariously human. Contractors quit mid-project. New creative types step up to prove their worth. Kitchen islands go sideways (literally), and a tiler with the precision of Michelangelo swoops in to save the day. Every wall knocked down, ceiling torn out, and fireplace rebuilt reveals not just the bones of a house, but the strength of a family building a shared future.

Tone & Fit:
Taylor’s & Mum blends the authenticity of Fixer Upper and Grand Designs with the humor and heart of The Great British Bake Off meets Family Reunion. It’s equal parts renovation reality, family dynamics, and lifestyle storytelling — grounded in real challenges, real budgets, and real relationships.

Why It Works:

• Topical: Multi-generational living is one of today’s most relevant lifestyle shifts.
• Relatable: Every viewer can see a bit of their own family in this journey.
• Expandable: The format lends itself to a global franchise—families across different countries and cultures creating spaces where generations can live together.

Network Fit:
Perfect for lifestyle and family networks such as HGTV, Magnolia Network, Discovery+, Netflix, or BBC Lifestyle — or as a flagship digital series exploring how families redefine “home” in the modern age.