As renovation decisions pile up, Lauren and David navigate moments of indecision while transforming a seventies house into a true family home. Between client projects for their interior design business, they finalize stair railings, tile layouts, and styling choices using antiques and meaningful artwork. The process—reminiscent of the creative crossroads seen on Fixer Upper and Home Town—pushes them to trust inspiration, plan a future vegetable garden and stone walls, and move forward even when certainty feels just out of reach.
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