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Anyone who is sane will never want to work with you two. The way you insulted the previous owners is so disrespectful. What you did to this house is nothing special.
I completely agree! I have dragonflies everywhere including antique Tiffany lights from an estate sale. There’s no way I can take all of my stuff with me into my new home so I hope that whoever buys my house will appreciate the love that went into the home i designed and decorated
The people who did all of this to their home to make it fit their personalities I just absolutely love it!! They would have had to spend money and time on these projects and its so cool and different. I hope they are still expressing their fun artistic sides wherever they are today!!! I know a lot of us probably would not want this in our homes but I'm seriously just appreciating everything they did to their home. I bet they just loved it!! To be completely honest I LOVE THE SHELL SINK!! like probably too much. Its so cool that whole bathroom is just ART and attention to detail!!
I loved it also!! The only thing I could say I didn't like was that the tub was probably not so comfortable.? Absolutely loved the stone work on the walls!..
@@rubyredjeans That's your opinion. Most of us on this thread liked it. 👍 I think he worked for a tile place, & they definitely have eclectic ideas, same as I do..😊🤗
Beautiful remodel for a general audience but no lie, the artist in me has much respect for that shell sink! You took this house from crafty to designer. 👍🏼😇
@@rubyredjeans The outside fit suburbia. The inside fit the personality of the owners. I loved it. I don't think it was mismatched at all. Their furnishings probably tied it all together. I was surprised they didn't rock over that 1980's brick fireplace, though. That DEFINITELY needed slate/rock overlaid.
@@lynnbetts4332 Made me so sad to see how they made fun of the ones who loved and adored this house. There is no excuse for being rude about the previous owners. Very disappointed in the attitude Sigh. The world has enough rudeness. This was NOT necessary.
@@lauraaustin3250 agree the previous owners spent time on the artistic tiling of the shower walls. They may have went a little overboard with tile/slate. I can’t believe they didn’t remove the tile so it could have been repurposed. I could see making a water feature in the yard with all the slate and stone. Houses today are being all made to be similar open, neutral colors and as they said boring, as they said. Homes used to represent the owners by design and decor. They were comfortable and looked lived in. Now they are clean spaces more for show than living. Not my style. Everyone has their own idea of a beautiful home to ridicule them is wrong, it is a representation of who they are. Mocking the home is making fun of the owner.
It was a very individual decorated house before, very personalized. And you did your job, making it a generic house for mainstream taste and you achieved your goal.
@@Snow-xd4rv Well…not really - they did do their job to attract a broader clientele so they achieved their goal. I like my personalized house, individually decorated, but that wouldn’t sell it, I guess. So it’s more like: sad, but necessary in order to make a profit.
Inside the house redo looks great, however, the front yard lost its identity when the big tree was cut down and the tree on the front left corner of the house. The corner one could have been left even if the beautiful big one was compromised.
Agreed, I'm on board with the interior but these flippers destroyed the landscaping. It was established and beautiful, no need to remove living plants that look nice.
@@NCHCLW Most flippers lose the neighborhood identity of an older house when they take out the old established trees and shrubs, I literally cringe when they do that. Tells me they may have inside taste, but definitely not outside taste, even with the back yards. So very plain and blah.
The problem is when people plant trees down in the south west they choose trees that don’t do well in the elements down here. To keep an old tree in our front yard we have to baby it. We planted 3 more trees and only native to the area. Our neighborhood has lost many trees due to the drought ☹️.
Agree. The front yard doesn’t look good. It was lush and green before and now it looks dingy. They should have at least made some flower beds and planted some proper plants since they removed everything. That large tree should have been replaced by another tree. They just put some rocks in the spot the tree used to be? Odd.
My heart shattered when I saw the demo process on the 1st bathroom wall tile 😞 that wave was absolutely gorgeous and the whole time I was praying you wouldn't touch it LOL otherwise, beautiful job as always you guys ❤️
I would not have painted the fireplace. The brick was really nice. It matched the exterior brick and it would have gone nicely with the cabinetry. Now everytime new owners have a fire, they will have to worry about smoking up the white. Just say no to painting brick or stone.
I’m completely in love with that green (the second green)! It’s not overdone, it’s exactly the right dark color to offset the light walls all around. 😍😍😍
@@kristofgiliczedon’t pretend like most people wouldn’t have found the original house hideous lol plus the idea is to make it a blank slate so the new buyer can customize
It's very hard to sell a highly individualistic house. That's why most of us choose classics for the hard-to-change elements. Personalize with paint, fabric, art, and furnishings. It's the most sensible and sustainable way. Look at how much had to go to the landfill. If everyone did that to every home, it would be a bigger environmental disaster than fast decor.
If I had a river rock covered tub, then yes, I would definitely buy a cork with a rock on it for a tub stopper. But, on the serious side, the river rocks kind of massage your feet, and it’s nice.
I thought some parts of the original house were kind of cool. It looked a little bland after you renovated it, but I understand it has to please the most people. After someone buys it they can add some color and personality. Don't get me wrong. I did like the renovation. Sort of. I was just sad to see some of that art go.
Agreed. The shower tiles were, while pretty wild, highly distinctive and original. It's sad seeing their loss. I hate when things get punished for being creative.
You can always contact local mosaic artists to come get/remove tiles. Like the mirror with tiles. Also the Vintage hanging shell light fixture is very collectable. Hope you didn't chuck it. Might have offset the cost of the dumpsters.
Could have even made a unique feature in the backyard (or two!). I hope they took the better tiles home or store for future projects. Lots of value in them. Except for maybe the tub - that was rough.
20years time someone like you lot will look at your designs and laugh there head off. That was someone's home they loved, You walk through every room a mock there design its only obvious its old fashion but each to there own.
Personally, I love tile floors throughout. But then, I have pets, so I need something waterproof and easy to clean. NO carpet. When I had a custom house built, I put ceramic tile floors throughout. Even in the closets. Also makes it super easy to change color schemes if you want. I see very little difference between stepping out on wood floors and tile floors in bedrooms. That's what rugs are for. Tile floors that look like wood are the best of both worlds. Look like wood but wear like tile.
I liked the rock in the bathroom wall and maybe some of the tile in the other bathroom. The mautilus in the entrance was also pretty cool ...I think you guys could have kept some more character there. But you guys were right, the rest really had to go! Nice job overall!
This has to be your best before and after, because the before was so bad and the after is so good. Great job on reconfiguring the kitchen area and the color combo is really nice.
I love this channel. so much to the point to tell you guys. yall have no right to conduct these awesome entertaining informative videos. and release them in limited amounts. WE NEED MORE! MORE AND MORE!
I agree that the choices the previous owner made needed to go. The juvenile way it was presented, making fun of them, was uncalled for and very unprofessional. Even though their taste in design did not match yours, it does not give you permission to belittle the previous owner.
True. I wish they didn't paint the fire place. Just got a bigger piece of wood for the mantel. Once they painted the brick it felt sterile in the living room.
Looks amazing. Love your personalities 🌷 Just a friendly tip, but you could benefit from looking at rug sizes. The one in the living room needs to be triple the size, and have at least the front legs on it. In the bedroom it should be turned so it has more fabric on the sides for the feets. Pull it out a bit toward the end on the bed. Pinterest has great illustrations. It's just an eyesore when the rest is just so great 👍
Love love love how this turned out, its always interesting to see whats trending in the US at the moment because living in Australia like I do sometimes the styles are very different but I feel like this style would slot perfectly to a modern house down here. ❤❤❤
first thoughts: the previous tenants are possibly Central American. Ive watched many videos and travel blogs. These textures are very common I have just started watching this video. i am sure that you ripped all the art down. i liked the kitchen the backsplash was very nice, I would have definitely left the tub surround and changed it to a very decorative shower. Possibly the same in the hall bath.. The outside looks naked, you should have left some plants.
This reno is amazing!! Major props to the previous owners for executing their style w/o restrictions, but major props to y'all for such a lovely, clean, & timeless reno. :) Can y'all share paint colors? Particularly the sage color? That accent color is gorgeous!
I personally would keep the first bathroom as is, just need some polishing and replacing some with newer parts. Also, embrace the "beach" & "shell" theme going on around the house.
This house and tiles/shells will hunt me in my dreams. I think it’s one of your bests flips. Not a big fan of the outside, lack of door in the main bathroom and small walk in closets there but besides that everything is great.
Great updated remodel. 👏. Front yard tree removal, no problem - but sorry to see the nice old shrubbery is gone. Thanks for not painting the brick! Brought the house into the modern world-good job. Ans
So I really love the remodel. It’s bright it’s beautiful! I’m sad about the tree and the concrete driveway all cracked was a bit more noticeable with the tree gone.
I adore the nature DIY aspects of this home! It’s not a universal design but it is inspiring and makes me want to meet the previous owners! I love the bathrooms personally. Haha
I can`t imagine that you ruined these pieces of art! I would definitely keep the mosaics and tiles. You currently had changed the art to the customer goods
Clearly the previous owner’s sense of style is being bullied. We are all different so just be respectful of others. The way the female’s host smile and laugh pure sarcasm.
honestly, i’m glad y’all gutted it! it turned out looking great! and you’re right, i was a bit worried y’all were keeping the tile corner 🥲 i also love that you kept the tree in a backyard and freshened up the front without painting over the brick. it was sad to see the big tree in the front go but it was definitely the right choice. nice job!
The kitchen was the best, it turned out really well! But I must say if it was my house I would have been tempted to keep that bamboo tile wall, it was both cute and weird.
All this talking down on the work of the previous owner, by people who paint brick fireplaces white for a living, terrible! Not just this video. Just be more positive, please.
We get it, the house is outdated and out of style. But to berate and comment on how ugly the old design of the house with all the sarcasm and laughing for ALMOST HALF of the video is just out of line. The previous owners clearly loved the theme of their house, there’s no need to belittle their design choices. You 2 are clearly intelligent designers, kudos for the both of you for that, but please…
You're being critical. How do you know that the previous owners loved it? Maybe they hated it once it was done or maybe just sick of it so they sold it.
y'all are the only youtube channel I've watched EVERY SINGLE upload of over the years. I love the attention to detail from the original owners, if I walked into that house I would've spent some time admiring it and asking questions haha. But I love how breathable y'all made it in the end. It became so much more approachable to any type of buyer. That kitchen/open concept in the main areas would sell me. ALSO THE PECAN TREE! Sad to see all the art go, but now it's a clean template for some new, happy owners :) Those Castlery pieces are fantastic, too, it turned out to feel like a perfect balance of modern mixed with Scandinavian to me, which is my favorite type of decor
It looks amazingggg!! I would’ve loved to seen the subway tile in the kitchen go all the way around the windows and up to the ceiling so it brings your eyes up and opens up the space even more, especially since the ceiling in the kitchen is lower than the living room
😍I loved the stone on the shower walls! I've never thought of or seen anything like it & will definitely try to incorporate that into my bathroom remodel. The vibe I'm going for would pair perfectly with that stone choice!!!
Ugh! I can’t imagine attempting to clean that bath tub. The only thing appealing is the floor plan of the original house. The vaulted ceiling’s I love. I could see that this is a diamond in the rough.Every home has a personality and it just needs the right touch. I have to say that y’all knocked it out of the park!
I know brick fireplaces aren't trendy, but I love them and am always sorry to see them get covered. I'm waiting for the video in a few years of a couple coming in to reno this place and uncover/replace the brick. LOL
So it wasn't just me felt like it eas sterile in the living room without the brick? They could just got a bigger mantel since the original one seems too small.
@@Kt-cn2rq - They "flipped" the house to look like every other house. Bit of a shame. Also, aren't we over the "open floor plan" yet??? Please?? And can these so-called 'designers' use something OTHER than subway tiles?????
Been binge watching your videos and for me after watching about 5 or 6 this is my favourite so far. Colours are great, fireplace no longer over powering and the Island makes the kitchen such a hub or centre for the home.
I actually really liked the black stone bathtub. It looked so awesome. I could imagine that in a white minimalistic bathroom and the tub would be the center piece.
The natural colour rock walls in the bathroom and living room were good features, and fireplace and the bamboo tiles at entry were nice too, but the rest a bit eghhh… nice ash cupboards and floorboards but losing the bath - the ensuite nope. You could’ve just toned down the bath to a normal tub and tidied up the lines on the natural earthy toned stone, changed fixtures, cabinetry an d mirrors.. and neutral paint. And left the front garden.
whomever made the original design choices was stoned....... and i hope they had a cleaning service. i'd hate to have to have scrub all that grout! first time watching - i love that you put the map in the corner so we know where you are in the house. very helpful to keep track of where you're going.
This transformation has been awesome! I love it! I could understand that the design it once had would have been done at a Spa or Resort, but u guys glammed it up! Good job! 😊👍👍
I think all your choices were perfect, really love the cabinets! I’d be so curious to know the neighborhood you were in… my son lives in north Austin and that looks just like his neighborhood. Great job!
Big job, looked good at the end but like most flips once you get close up you can see its done in a hurry. The paint job in the master bedroom highlighted a rather ordinary cutting in job, and I noticed something that looked like a chipped tile in the shower curb.. even though the original was over the top and not to my taste, when you renovate a home for yourself you can tell the difference in the finish.
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Anyone who is sane will never want to work with you two. The way you insulted the previous owners is so disrespectful. What you did to this house is nothing special.
I completely agree! I have dragonflies everywhere including antique Tiffany lights from an estate sale. There’s no way I can take all of my stuff with me into my new home so I hope that whoever buys my house will appreciate the love that went into the home i designed and decorated
The people who did all of this to their home to make it fit their personalities I just absolutely love it!! They would have had to spend money and time on these projects and its so cool and different. I hope they are still expressing their fun artistic sides wherever they are today!!! I know a lot of us probably would not want this in our homes but I'm seriously just appreciating everything they did to their home. I bet they just loved it!! To be completely honest I LOVE THE SHELL SINK!! like probably too much. Its so cool that whole bathroom is just ART and attention to detail!!
I agree, even i love the shell sink and the black stone bathtub.
I loved it also!! The only thing I could say I didn't like was that the tub was probably not so comfortable.? Absolutely loved the stone work on the walls!..
except when selling, you usually lose money...allot of money
they had their own style and not just a style that you can find fricking everywhere
@@rubyredjeans That's your opinion. Most of us on this thread liked it. 👍 I think he worked for a tile place, & they definitely have eclectic ideas, same as I do..😊🤗
Beautiful remodel for a general audience but no lie, the artist in me has much respect for that shell sink! You took this house from crafty to designer. 👍🏼😇
I agree. They should keep some things for uniqueness.
I love how the original owners created something so unique and quirky. I absolutely love it!
@@rubyredjeans The outside fit suburbia. The inside fit the personality of the owners. I loved it. I don't think it was mismatched at all. Their furnishings probably tied it all together. I was surprised they didn't rock over that 1980's brick fireplace, though. That DEFINITELY needed slate/rock overlaid.
@@lynnbetts4332 Made me so sad to see how they made fun of the ones who loved and adored this house. There is no excuse for being rude about the previous owners. Very disappointed in the attitude Sigh. The world has enough rudeness. This was NOT necessary.
@@lauraaustin3250 agree the previous owners spent time on the artistic tiling of the shower walls. They may have went a little overboard with tile/slate. I can’t believe they didn’t remove the tile so it could have been repurposed. I could see making a water feature in the yard with all the slate and stone. Houses today are being all made to be similar open, neutral colors and as they said boring, as they said. Homes used to represent the owners by design and decor. They were comfortable and looked lived in. Now they are clean spaces more for show than living. Not my style. Everyone has their own idea of a beautiful home to ridicule them is wrong, it is a representation of who they are. Mocking the home is making fun of the owner.
@@lauraaustin3250 me too. This was absolutely gorgeous for 1984!
it wasn't crazy - it was unusual, unique, and creative
And beautiful and they destroyed it 💔
It's awful
it was ass
It was a very individual decorated house before, very personalized. And you did your job, making it a generic house for mainstream taste and you achieved your goal.
Was this sarcasm, cause I was pissed at remodel too.
@@Snow-xd4rv Well…not really - they did do their job to attract a broader clientele so they achieved their goal. I like my personalized house, individually decorated, but that wouldn’t sell it, I guess. So it’s more like: sad, but necessary in order to make a profit.
Inside the house redo looks great, however, the front yard lost its identity when the big tree was cut down and the tree on the front left corner of the house. The corner one could have been left even if the beautiful big one was compromised.
Agreed, I'm on board with the interior but these flippers destroyed the landscaping. It was established and beautiful, no need to remove living plants that look nice.
@@NCHCLW Most flippers lose the neighborhood identity of an older house when they take out the old established trees and shrubs, I literally cringe when they do that. Tells me they may have inside taste, but definitely not outside taste, even with the back yards. So very plain and blah.
The problem is when people plant trees down in the south west they choose trees that don’t do well in the elements down here. To keep an old tree in our front yard we have to baby it. We planted 3 more trees and only native to the area. Our neighborhood has lost many trees due to the drought ☹️.
They literally said the tree didn’t make it through a bad storm lol. What did you want them to do? Keep a damaged tree in the front yard? 😂
Agree. The front yard doesn’t look good. It was lush and green before and now it looks dingy. They should have at least made some flower beds and planted some proper plants since they removed everything. That large tree should have been replaced by another tree. They just put some rocks in the spot the tree used to be? Odd.
My heart shattered when I saw the demo process on the 1st bathroom wall tile 😞 that wave was absolutely gorgeous and the whole time I was praying you wouldn't touch it LOL otherwise, beautiful job as always you guys ❤️
Agree.
It was the master bathroom shower tile for me - I loved it.
Painting that fireplace made the whole room blend SO well. Everything looked awesome. Great job. Slick AF.
I hated them painting the fireplace made it feel sterile it had a more warm feeling.
@@Kt-cn2rq 99% of the time I would agree with you, hate painted stone, but in this case I think it did help it not stand out as much.
I would not have painted the fireplace. The brick was really nice. It matched the exterior brick and it would have gone nicely with the cabinetry. Now everytime new owners have a fire, they will have to worry about smoking up the white. Just say no to painting brick or stone.
I’m completely in love with that green (the second green)!
It’s not overdone, it’s exactly the right dark color to offset the light walls all around. 😍😍😍
Try to remember some family loved this house. Your channel is not a comedy show, it’s a renovation channel.
Yes I agree. It is in poor taste.
You're being just as critical as they were....
The house was actually pretty cool. Owners had a stile and really committed to it. And you did an amazing job as always!
Yeah they successfully made the place like every other place. So unfortunate ...
@@kristofgiliczedon’t pretend like most people wouldn’t have found the original house hideous lol plus the idea is to make it a blank slate so the new buyer can customize
It's very hard to sell a highly individualistic house. That's why most of us choose classics for the hard-to-change elements. Personalize with paint, fabric, art, and furnishings. It's the most sensible and sustainable way. Look at how much had to go to the landfill. If everyone did that to every home, it would be a bigger environmental disaster than fast decor.
Exactly. Even though it looks funny to us, we've gotta appreciate the craftsmanship that went into it. Plus they really had fun with it. 😀
@@kristofgilicze Couldn't have said it better. Ticky tacky little houses all in a row.
If I had a river rock covered tub, then yes, I would definitely buy a cork with a rock on it for a tub stopper.
But, on the serious side, the river rocks kind of massage your feet, and it’s nice.
I would have loved to have seen it furnished with the previous owners, imagine how wild their furnishings must've been!
Me too...
I thought some parts of the original house were kind of cool. It looked a little bland after you renovated it, but I understand it has to please the most people. After someone buys it they can add some color and personality. Don't get me wrong. I did like the renovation. Sort of. I was just sad to see some of that art go.
I really liked the bathroom wall tile in the 2 shower areas. The tubs and everthing else definitely needed to go. I wish you guys kept that at least.
Agreed. The shower tiles were, while pretty wild, highly distinctive and original. It's sad seeing their loss. I hate when things get punished for being creative.
You can always contact local mosaic artists to come get/remove tiles. Like the mirror with tiles. Also the Vintage hanging shell light fixture is very collectable. Hope you didn't chuck it. Might have offset the cost of the dumpsters.
They probably did. They don't strike me as been too sophisticated or being into vintage knowledge. Wasteful indeed.
It looked to me like they tried to keep a few things in good condition to resell/give away, I hope they did!
Could have even made a unique feature in the backyard (or two!). I hope they took the better tiles home or store for future projects. Lots of value in them. Except for maybe the tub - that was rough.
20years time someone like you lot will look at your designs and laugh there head off.
That was someone's home they loved,
You walk through every room a mock there design its only obvious its old fashion but each to there own.
Yes!
Personally, I love tile floors throughout. But then, I have pets, so I need something waterproof and easy to clean. NO carpet. When I had a custom house built, I put ceramic tile floors throughout. Even in the closets. Also makes it super easy to change color schemes if you want. I see very little difference between stepping out on wood floors and tile floors in bedrooms. That's what rugs are for. Tile floors that look like wood are the best of both worlds. Look like wood but wear like tile.
I liked the rock in the bathroom wall and maybe some of the tile in the other bathroom. The mautilus in the entrance was also pretty cool ...I think you guys could have kept some more character there. But you guys were right, the rest really had to go! Nice job overall!
This is probably my favorite living and kitchen that you two have ever done!!! So beautiful!!!!
They Re getting better, aren't they?
Agree,. Something changed and this really works. I refuse to look at another white kitchen.
Glad too finally see a non grey reno but that green gives me 90's flashbacks. Someone will love it though, and paint is always an easy fix. Great job!
This has to be your best before and after, because the before was so bad and the after is so good. Great job on reconfiguring the kitchen area and the color combo is really nice.
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I love this channel. so much to the point to tell you guys. yall have no right to conduct these awesome entertaining informative videos. and release them in limited amounts. WE NEED MORE! MORE AND MORE!
I loved the what original house owners did to match their taste .. would have been little better if you guys didn't mock that.
They are just poking fun. It’s their sense of humor.
I agree. I don't like it when it feels like people are mocking someone's taste.
Are you serious?
Hahahaha it’s their house now. They can mock all they want. The house was a shit show.
It looked awful cry about it
Glad you didn't stick with the first paint colours!
Front yard needed a bit more landscaping but I understand that the margins were getting tight
I agree that the choices the previous owner made needed to go. The juvenile way it was presented, making fun of them, was uncalled for and very unprofessional. Even though their taste in design did not match yours, it does not give you permission to belittle the previous owner.
True. I wish they didn't paint the fire place. Just got a bigger piece of wood for the mantel. Once they painted the brick it felt sterile in the living room.
Totally.
Looks amazing. Love your personalities 🌷
Just a friendly tip, but you could benefit from looking at rug sizes. The one in the living room needs to be triple the size, and have at least the front legs on it. In the bedroom it should be turned so it has more fabric on the sides for the feets. Pull it out a bit toward the end on the bed. Pinterest has great illustrations. It's just an eyesore when the rest is just so great 👍
Your tip is spot on!
I will bet that this house was on the market for a long time because of its uniqueness.
Love love love how this turned out, its always interesting to see whats trending in the US at the moment because living in Australia like I do sometimes the styles are very different but I feel like this style would slot perfectly to a modern house down here. ❤❤❤
first thoughts: the previous tenants are possibly Central American. Ive watched many videos and travel blogs. These textures are very common I have just started watching this video.
i am sure that you ripped all the art down. i liked the kitchen the backsplash was very nice, I would have definitely left the tub surround and changed it to a very decorative shower. Possibly the same in the hall bath.. The outside looks naked, you should have left some plants.
This reno is amazing!! Major props to the previous owners for executing their style w/o restrictions, but major props to y'all for such a lovely, clean, & timeless reno. :) Can y'all share paint colors? Particularly the sage color? That accent color is gorgeous!
I love the look of the lighter wood and color palette! Feels a little warmer and cozier for a modern look.
This house is my favorite remodel. I loved everything you chose! Kudos!!!
I normally complain about taking a sledgehammer to everything, but WOW, you really had to! Great work. Beautiful.
I personally would keep the first bathroom as is, just need some polishing and replacing some with newer parts. Also, embrace the "beach" & "shell" theme going on around the house.
This house and tiles/shells will hunt me in my dreams. I think it’s one of your bests flips. Not a big fan of the outside, lack of door in the main bathroom and small walk in closets there but besides that everything is great.
Great updated remodel. 👏. Front yard tree removal, no problem - but sorry to see the nice old shrubbery is gone. Thanks for not painting the brick! Brought the house into the modern world-good job. Ans
Great standard flip style. I loved the part where you almost had a lateral idea.
So I really love the remodel. It’s bright it’s beautiful! I’m sad about the tree and the concrete driveway all cracked was a bit more noticeable with the tree gone.
I would not have been able to see past that crack let alone all the things I did not like about the inside.
I adore the nature DIY aspects of this home! It’s not a universal design but it is inspiring and makes me want to meet the previous owners! I love the bathrooms personally. Haha
This one came out SO beautiful! Loved the quirkiness of the original version - but this was a great transformation!
I can`t imagine that you ruined these pieces of art! I would definitely keep the mosaics and tiles.
You currently had changed the art to the customer goods
Clearly the previous owner’s sense of style is being bullied. We are all different so just be respectful of others. The way the female’s host smile and laugh pure sarcasm.
I love the layout of the kitchen. The windows are a great touch
You took the bathroom wave wall, that was very artistic to very boring 😴.
But the final look is now very ready to sell.
honestly, i’m glad y’all gutted it! it turned out looking great! and you’re right, i was a bit worried y’all were keeping the tile corner 🥲 i also love that you kept the tree in a backyard and freshened up the front without painting over the brick. it was sad to see the big tree in the front go but it was definitely the right choice. nice job!
Sad about the beautiful big leafless ashen tree out front as well but it could have been a safety hazard for the new owners.
The kitchen was the best, it turned out really well! But I must say if it was my house I would have been tempted to keep that bamboo tile wall, it was both cute and weird.
I like it. I would have kept it if I was doing the reno for myself.
I loved it! 🥰
I thought the same! It’s different and has just a really cool texture!
All this talking down on the work of the previous owner, by people who paint brick fireplaces white for a living, terrible! Not just this video. Just be more positive, please.
Big transformation! Really like the white oak floors and cabinets! Nice 👍
I love the furniture. If I needed some I’d definitely would buy some especially the dining table and chairs and the retro table underneath the tv.
We get it, the house is outdated and out of style. But to berate and comment on how ugly the old design of the house with all the sarcasm and laughing for ALMOST HALF of the video is just out of line. The previous owners clearly loved the theme of their house, there’s no need to belittle their design choices. You 2 are clearly intelligent designers, kudos for the both of you for that, but please…
Exactly.
You're being critical. How do you know that the previous owners loved it? Maybe they hated it once it was done or maybe just sick of it so they sold it.
y'all are the only youtube channel I've watched EVERY SINGLE upload of over the years.
I love the attention to detail from the original owners, if I walked into that house I would've spent some time admiring it and asking questions haha. But I love how breathable y'all made it in the end. It became so much more approachable to any type of buyer. That kitchen/open concept in the main areas would sell me. ALSO THE PECAN TREE! Sad to see all the art go, but now it's a clean template for some new, happy owners :) Those Castlery pieces are fantastic, too, it turned out to feel like a perfect balance of modern mixed with Scandinavian to me, which is my favorite type of decor
It kills me how many comments are criticizing your work!!! You ALWAYS do SO good!! I love you're renovations SO MUCH!!
This kitchen was by far one of my favorites! Absolutely loved the olive green and how airy it felt! BEAUTIFUL 😍
It looks amazingggg!! I would’ve loved to seen the subway tile in the kitchen go all the way around the windows and up to the ceiling so it brings your eyes up and opens up the space even more, especially since the ceiling in the kitchen is lower than the living room
😍I loved the stone on the shower walls! I've never thought of or seen anything like it & will definitely try to incorporate that into my bathroom remodel. The vibe I'm going for would pair perfectly with that stone choice!!!
Ah the after pictures & then walk through were sooo satisfying
Like the original front of the house with the tree and plants better.
Remember all those furnitures in the 70’s.
Ugh! I can’t imagine attempting to clean that bath tub. The only thing appealing is the floor plan of the original house. The vaulted ceiling’s I love. I could see that this is a diamond in the rough.Every home has a personality and it just needs the right touch. I have to say that y’all knocked it out of the park!
Not going to lie. The stone bathroom is a pretty great idea. It’d be like going to the spa every day 😮💨😮💨
Wow, what an amazing flip! You guys did a great job.
I know brick fireplaces aren't trendy, but I love them and am always sorry to see them get covered. I'm waiting for the video in a few years of a couple coming in to reno this place and uncover/replace the brick. LOL
So it wasn't just me felt like it eas sterile in the living room without the brick? They could just got a bigger mantel since the original one seems too small.
@@Kt-cn2rq - They "flipped" the house to look like every other house. Bit of a shame.
Also, aren't we over the "open floor plan" yet??? Please?? And can these so-called 'designers' use something OTHER than subway tiles?????
Love the sage walls and it’s beautiful now!!
They are capese shells on the hanging light fixture. I love them! And that’s about all I do love about this house 😂
I love the sage green and charcoal gray! Such beautiful contrast of colors!
Beautiful. Love the green. Your videos are easy to watch if it makes sense. They way you show the before and after. Perfect editing
Been binge watching your videos and for me after watching about 5 or 6 this is my favourite so far. Colours are great, fireplace no longer over powering and the Island makes the kitchen such a hub or centre for the home.
I actually think that the original owners did follow some feng shui concepts here, and put a lot of work and thoughts into it.
I kept thinking how high your dumpster and demo bills would be with all that tile/rock, then you guys confirmed it! That house was wild.
I was a little disappointed to see some of the tile go, but now living further new look. Great job, guys.
Someone paid big bucks for this horror movie.
Oh! Have mercy! Those baths.
This is probably my favorite flip from you guys! Wonderful job!
Drawers in the kitchen … bottom cupboards are cumbersome. Colors are beautiful and well chosen. Very beautiful with the white oak.
This was definitely a “keep Austin weird” house lol much better now, we’ll done!
I actually really liked the black stone bathtub. It looked so awesome. I could imagine that in a white minimalistic bathroom and the tub would be the center piece.
That house Reno is GORGEOUS !! And that kitchen is my dream kitchen !!! #Yes #Yes and #YES
The before was definitely a vibe
I LOVE Castlery!! 🫶 my bed is perfect
The natural colour rock walls in the bathroom and living room were good features, and fireplace and the bamboo tiles at entry were nice too, but the rest a bit eghhh…
nice ash cupboards and floorboards but losing the bath - the ensuite nope.
You could’ve just toned down the bath to a normal tub and tidied up the lines on the natural earthy toned stone, changed fixtures, cabinetry an d mirrors.. and neutral paint.
And left the front garden.
This was by far the most funny video you ve done so far. I'm still giggling in Berlin 😂🤣👍
Bamboo tile is amazing.
It looks a 100% better after you guys had it renovated!
Lies
Love the remodel. Great job.
Beautiful transformation. Good job in opening up the living, kitchen, dining areas. I love the new kitchen especially.
Love the kitchen color combo!!❤
Great job on this house! You really changed that living/dining/kitchen area by taking out those walls!
whomever made the original design choices was stoned.......
and i hope they had a cleaning service. i'd hate to have to have scrub all that grout!
first time watching - i love that you put the map in the corner so we know where you are in the house. very helpful to keep track of where you're going.
I cringed thinking about cleaning those bathrooms! But they seemed to be in surprisingly good shape
Ok. That little bathroom was kind of cool 😅
I like the first green on the living room wall.
Thanks for being honest about how much you spent on it. Came out reslly nice!
This transformation has been awesome! I love it! I could understand that the design it once had would have been done at a Spa or Resort, but u guys glammed it up! Good job! 😊👍👍
First time I have watched both of you. The end result looked great. I really like the kitchen layout.
I think all your choices were perfect, really love the cabinets! I’d be so curious to know the neighborhood you were in… my son lives in north Austin and that looks just like his neighborhood. Great job!
Big job, looked good at the end but like most flips once you get close up you can see its done in a hurry. The paint job in the master bedroom highlighted a rather ordinary cutting in job, and I noticed something that looked like a chipped tile in the shower curb.. even though the original was over the top and not to my taste, when you renovate a home for yourself you can tell the difference in the finish.
That house had to breath a sigh of relief.
Beautiful,great work guys
The wall in the master shower was nice. Tub was awful, but walls were nice
LOVED the before house, it was magical.
"Shell yes!" I giggled at that comment. 😄