Work continues on the home’s exterior and interior, overcoming challenges from rainy days. The exterior paint is finished, and Boral material is used for construction. Key techniques include tucking aluminum flashing and hand-forming lead around windows. Inside, the mudroom features reclaimed brick tile, while kitchen cabinetry is being installed. A bunk bed is being crafted to match the trim, and air conditioning units are set up to manage humidity.
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S2E22 The Big Clean Up!
The day begins with greetings and outlines for indoor and outdoor tasks. Attention turns to the chateau, focusing on its entrance and features. Discussions include necessary renovations for the utility room and cellar, along with plans for the driveway's direction and landscaping. Challenges aris...
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S1E8 Exploring The Elliot Project: A ...
The Elliot Project features a design that harmonizes comfort and elegance, inspired by its historical surroundings. Natural light fills the open layout, showcasing warm woods and playful wallpapers. The kitchen merges traditional and modern styles, while the dining room boasts dramatic lighting. ...
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S1E6 Flowing Through History: How Plu...
Brent Hull traces the evolution of residential plumbing, from outdoor privies and early indoor fixtures to the fully integrated systems found in modern homes. The episode examines how bathroom design and materials shifted from the 1920s through the 1950s, reflecting changing attitudes toward hygi...
