S1E1 Inside a Relaxed Coastal Home Shaped by Light and Texture
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Set in Duck, North Carolina, Dune House is a thoughtfully renovated coastal home designed for ease, light, and everyday living. Lauren Liess reimagines the interior with white oak floors, a sand-inspired palette, and a collected mix of vintage elements—including a reclaimed front door and original trail bed—that add warmth and character. Nautical lighting, custom vent covers, and a washable rug keep the space practical, while the open layout and outdoor living areas make the surrounding landscape an essential part of the design experience.
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S2E7 A Costly Mistake
The episode reviews progress on assembling kitchen cabinetry, focusing on laminated materials and edge banding issues. It highlights the importance of learning from mistakes and proposes new techniques for better results. The kitchen layout is detailed, emphasizing accurate measurements for appli...
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S2E13 Ammonia fuming with White Oak
Safety is paramount when using high strength ammonia for fuming wood, requiring proper ventilation and safety gear. The fuming process darkens wood by reacting ammonia with tannins, with adjustments made to fuming duration for desired results. Calculations for ammonia usage depend on tent size, s...
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S1 E5 The 1908 Italian Revival
The renovation of an Italian revival house includes updates to exterior paint and architectural features. A unifying paint color is essential for preservation. The new HVAC system enhances heating and cooling. Window designs are being restored, focusing on divided light versus open light options....
