Fans of HGTV’s 100 Day Dream Home may have reason to celebrate. Although Season 7 ended in March, Brian and Mika Kleinschmidt appear to be preparing for another round of fast-paced homebuilding. In a September 27 Instagram post, the couple shared a photo of themselves relaxing on a dock beneath a rainbow and hinted that production on a potential eighth season could begin soon. Brian captioned the image with a Dolly Parton quote: “If you want the rainbow… you gotta put up with the rain.” He then added, “One week away from filming our ‘next rainbow.’ #HGTV, #StayTuned, and #BackAtIt.”
Although there’s been no official word from HGTV as of this writing, longtime fans quickly flocked to the comments to share their excitement. “Yep! We need rain again!!!!” one such user enthused. Another simply gushed, “I can’t wait,” while a third added, “I’ve watched all episodes twice!!!! I need new episodes.” “100 Day Dream Home” premiered on HGTV in 2020. It follows Brian and Mika as they help build their clients’ dream homes from start to finish, with one major twist: They only have three months and 10 days to get the job done.
Since its debut, 100 Day Dream Home has grown into one of HGTV’s most recognizable series, standing alongside popular franchises such as Property Brothers and Home Town. The show’s appeal comes from Brian and Mika’s ability to create an entirely new home within an ambitious 100-day deadline. “We’re starting from a blank canvas, so it is different than renovating and that’s kind of what sets our show apart from the others on HGTV,” Mika told The List. That fresh approach has helped the couple build a devoted following.
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Brian and Mika show no signs of slowing down
Before becoming reality TV personalities, the Kleinschmidts owned gyms. After selling their first fitness business, they began flipping properties before moving into rapid, ground-up construction projects. Brian explained during a 2025 appearance on The Deals & Aloha Podcast that the pair was already building homes at an impressive speed when a television producer approached them with the idea for a series. The original concept even had a different name: 90 Day Dream Home.
That title changed after the team behind 90 Day Fiancé reportedly objected to the use of “90 Day.” Mika recalled that the network suggested shifting the concept to 100 days instead. The change ultimately benefited the couple, who jokingly noted that they gained an extra 10 days to complete each project. Despite the demanding schedule, Brian and Mika favor building from the ground up instead of remodeling older properties. As Brian told Realtor in 2021, older homes can come with decades—or even centuries—of complicated problems.
Starting fresh allows the HGTV couple to tailor every detail to a client’s wishes while avoiding the surprises often hidden inside older houses. “We like starting from scratch with everything brand-new, and giving the customer exactly what they want,” Brian said. The Kleinschmidts have also repeatedly credited their audience for the show’s continued success. “Our fans have been so loyal to us from the beginning,” Brian previously told TV Insider. “They’re the reason why we have the show and still have the show.”