Lauren and David continue shaping their new home while viewing each decision through the lens of family life and childhood memory. Furniture layouts and fabric choices for the family room spark debate, while natural materials help ground the space in warmth and calm. As excitement builds around plans for an outdoor shower, the renovation becomes less about fixing a house and more about creating experiences their children will carry with them for years to come.
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S1E13 Perennial Planting and the Firs...
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 Bluebir...
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S1E13 Dining Room Renovation Journey
A new week starts with a focus on renovating the dining room. Initial tasks involve removing sand and cement to assess the room's condition, revealing dark wood paneling and peeling paint. Opinions differ on the room's brightness, and the saved parquet flooring poses a challenge. As the main beam...
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S1E2 Dreaming Big in a Tiny Tropical ...
In this intimate garden tour, Irene Chen visits Farron’s compact 280-square-foot tropical garden to explore how patience, observation, and care can transform even the smallest space. Farron reflects on four years of growth—sharing lessons learned about watering, fertilization, potting media, and ...
