Season two of “Home” is now streaming on Apple TV+.
The new season of the Emmy Award-nominated series features new homes in new countries and, of course, dives into the stories behind the designs.
Each episode in the second season of “Home” unveils the boundary-pushing imagination of the visionaries who dared to dream and build them around the world, including the Netherlands, South Africa, Indonesia, Australia, Mexico, Iceland and more. Through these unique stories from the homeowners, their deep intention and unique vision is unveiled in the remarkable homes they’ve created, leaving an indelible impact on those around them.
Below are all of the homes featured in the second season of the series:
- France: Hourré House
- Mexico City: Casa de Carla y Pedro
- South Africa: House of the Big Arch
- Iceland: The Concrete Factory
- Long Island: Sag Harbor
- Amsterdam: Three Generation House
- Australia: Longhouse
- Indonesia: Guha
- Barcelona: Bene’s House
- Ghana: Inno-Native House
If you haven’t seen the official trailer for the new season, you can check it out below:
How to Watch
Apple TV+ is available on your iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV through the Apple TV app. It is also available on the Fire TV, Xbox, Playstation, and Smart TVs. The service also streams directly through the Apple TV+ website.
In order to watch the series, you’ll need to be an Apple TV+ subscriber. Apple TV+ is available for $4.99 per month or as part of any of the Apple One subscription bundle tiers.
Season two of “Home” is streaming now on Apple TV+. If you want to enjoy the series in the best quality possible, check out our review of the Apple TV 4K and our list of the Best TVs for Apple TV 2022.
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