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Sarah Baeumler

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Sarah has been entertaining viewers worldwide for over 15 years on HGTV Canada & HGTV US. She first joined her husband, Bryan, on air in 2009 as they rebuilt and redesigned their family home on the hit television series, House of Bryan. Fans watched in record numbers and its overwhelming popularity lead to three subsequent seasons in following years.

After building two family homes and a cottage together, Sarah and Bryan turned their attention to building homes for clients. Bryan Inc. saw a new role for Sarah as project manager of Bryan’s successful construction company. The premiere of Bryan Inc. was the #1 highest rated series premiere on HGTV Canada in five years.

In 2017, Bryan and Sarah embarked on their biggest project to date: rebuilding and restoring a beachfront resort in the Bahamas. This journey became the premise of their 4-season, hit HGTV series Island of Bryan or Renovation Islands it is known to U.S. viewers. The Baeumler’s island renovation series followed the success of their past HGTV shows, with Island of Bryan becoming HGTV Canada’s highest rated series in over 10 years and the #1 program on the channel following its first season in 2019.

Meanwhile in the United States, Renovation Island attracted more than 22 million total viewers during its 11-week run, with its finale becoming the highest-rated 8 p.m. telecast across all nights of the week in HGTV history. Most recently, Sarah and Bryan have joined the hit HGTV competition series', Rock The Block, Battle On The Beach and Hometown Takeover as competitors and judges, respectively. Recently, they have started filming a new television project set to air in 2025.

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philanthropy

Over the years, Sarah and Bryan have been dedicated philanthropists. Through their Baeumler Family Foundation, they have supported various charitable causes, focusing on education, healthcare, and community development. Their foundation has contributed to improving school facilities, funding medical research, and assisting underprivileged communities. Sarah and Bryan's hands-on approach often involves volunteering their time and skills, amplifying their impact – making a tangible difference in the lives of others. 

Halifax, Canada

Ronald McDonald House

Sarah and her team were brought in to design the interiors of the new Ronald McDonald House in Halifax, currently under construction. Using as inspiration the layered history of the city and integrating RMH’s core values into the design, will result in a space where families can feel valued, rooted and nurtured, in while facing challenging times. The design was broken into zones that guided the circulation, layout, color palette and function of each space. This approach was applied to both the common areas, such as the reception and dining hall, and the more private spaces, such as lounges and private suites.

Selecting hospitality grade and finishes, along with the use of greens and other decorative elements, create a timeless and elevated design.

Princess Margaret Showhouse

Sarah teamed up with the Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation to design the interiors of the 2021 Showhome, valued at over USD $7 million. Together with Greenpark Group, who led the construction, she created inviting and relaxed interiors for a sprawling 11,000 sq. ft. residence just north of Toronto. Every detail of the five-bedroom house, which has nine bathrooms and a live-in kitchen, has been considered. “This entire home is a reflection of the past year and the changes that many of us have had to make in our lives,” says Sarah, who included a private office with a powder room, a designated homework zone and a bedroom suite on the main floor with wider doorways for wheelchair access. “We view our homes now as classrooms for our children, places of work and a refuge from the outside world,” adds the mother of four.