S1E1 A Hidden Tropical Garden Built Around Water, Wildlife, and Calm
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Tucked away in Jakarta, this hidden tropical garden unfolds as a deeply personal landscape shaped by water, plants, and quiet intention. Irene Chen explores a layered ecosystem where a swimming pool flows into a fish pond, iconic plants from around the world thrive side by side, and a natural growth philosophy avoids pesticides in favor of balance. Parrots, fish, and fast-growing greenery animate the space, while family presence and daily care routines reveal how the garden functions as both sanctuary and living system—an example of how thoughtful design and eco-friendly practices can support beauty, biodiversity, and calm.
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S1 E6 Richmond
Brent Hole invites viewers to explore Richmond, Virginia, a city steeped in history. He highlights the significance of travel for builders, showcasing historic houses and discussing Greek revival architecture. The visit to Edgar Allan Poe's house and Montpelier reveals architectural influences fr...
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S2E6 Finding the Heart of a Home Thro...
For Lauren and David, home is more than walls and finishes—it’s a connection to land, creativity, and the people who share it. As they shape spaces that reflect their values, the children take part in the process, easing transitions and nurturing curiosity along the way. Fairytale-inspired detail...
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