Lauren and David deepen their rewilding efforts by planting perennials chosen to strengthen the native meadow and attract pollinators. Power outages and a new utility line challenge their watering routine, but sprouts push through the soil, signaling progress. The day ends with an Eastern Bluebird’s first visit—a small but joyful sign that the landscape is beginning to flourish.
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S1E1 Exploring the Timeless Elegance ...
Howie's Villa showcases a hundred-year-old aesthetic with a five-acre garden that takes five years to mature. The design emphasizes cozy corners and smaller spaces for a welcoming atmosphere. Key tips include using non-planned elements and hardscaping for balance. The villa features art-filled in...
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S1E2 Restoring an Old Home with Texti...
Lauren and David restore an aging home to better suit their growing family, blending classic details with fresh tile and textile designs. Inspired by nature, Lauren expands her wallpaper and fabric lines while the family begins plans for a native meadow to revive biodiversity. Their creative proj...
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S1E5 Surprise Guests at the Chateau
In March 2020, a family embarks on a journey to renovate a chateau in France that has been vacant for 20 years. They encounter various challenges, including interior restoration and garden maintenance. The family shares their experiences with relatives and details their bathroom renovation, tackl...
