Erin and Ben Napier, stars of HGTV’s "Home Town," live and restore homes in Laurel, Mississippi. Erin, a designer who started her career in corporate graphic design, and Ben, a woodworker with a degree in history, have expanded their television presence to include "Home Town Takeover" and "Home Town: Ben’s Workshop." Their work emphasizes small-town revitalization and American craftsmanship, with a focus on restoring historic homes. During "Home Town," the home-buying families benefit from Erin’s imaginative hand sketches and Ben’s custom handiwork showcasing local reclaimed materials.

The couple, who as newlyweds bought and restored a 1925 Craftsman-style cottage, are involved in growing the historic downtown district in Laurel. Ben has served as president of Laurel's Main Street America chapter, while Erin uses her graphic design skills to create nostalgic branding and marketing to inspire the city’s rebirth. Together, they co-own the Laurel Mercantile Co., a shop that sells heirloom wares and durable goods made exclusively in the U.S.A. Ben also founded Scotsman Co., further showcasing his commitment to craftsmanship.

When they aren’t renovating homes, Erin and Ben Napier keep busy with multiple projects. Erin is a New York Times Bestselling Author of "The Lantern House" and a founder of the international stationery company Lucky Luxe. The Napiers' various TV series, including "Home Town," which was the highest-rated pilot in HGTV history and the #1 show on the network during its 4th and 5th seasons, have inspired other series like "Home Town Kickstart Presented by PEOPLE." They also engage in broader conversations, with Erin discussing topics such as womanhood and motherhood, and both appearing in interviews, such as on the "Tamron Hall Show" to discuss community rebuilding after devastating events.

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