Hard to tell the transformation with no before shots, but excessive views of the chia pet dining table. Editors - We aren't here for the staging. Show the difference in before and after.
I stage my own houses when they’re for sale. I started doing that in the 70s. It’s just common sense to make a house more attractive to buyers. The house next door to me, now, is on a lake with a nice lot and great view, but no one is even looking at it, because it is ridiculously out of date. Even just IKEA cabinets and fresh paint would improve it.
I have been living in western Washington all my life and it still shocks me how incredibly expensive it is to own a house here. I understand the tech and medical firms brought in a ton of jobs but still very expensive.
@@katewade9992: Ny co-worker is from New jersey and she said NYC is cheaper . That’s really difficult to believe. I heard King County has 100,000 millionaires.
California is worse! I've watched quite a few of Tarek's & Christina's flips. Like these ladies, they fix the things needing fixed rather than "white washing" to conceal from buyers. They however, have shameful profits much of the time. But generally they buy then fix then sell.
I think it will be a much greater challenge in 10-20 years to redo a home built today. Cookie cutter, cheap materials, gray floors. At least these homes from the 70s-2000s have architecture and things like brick and real wood. I’m talking about todays lower end new homes and not so much real new mansions. I think HGTV will find a lot more structural issues and generally, real problems, than they ever have in todays older homes.
NIie transformation but the overabundance of accessories is very distracting and takes away from the clean, bright open look. BTW... it's trusses, not tresses. ;^)
I love that not a whole lot of time was shown on the rehab work, the after is what I want to see. I'm from Washington State and it would be great to know where the house is located at the beginning. The darker gray w white veins was an excellent choice for the counter tops along with the darker floors, the bidding war was inevitable!! Congrats!!
Usually during show, location IS mentioned. I'm familiar with area as I have a friend in Everett. It's fun to see areas you recognize on HGTV shows. Christina on the Coast, Property Brothers in L.A. esp funny the recent contest in Westchester. Jets overhead 24/7 for a million dollar home. Lol.
@@katewade9992That’s wild because noise pollution from jets, would drive most humans nuts. How did it get appraised for over a million with that noise level? That seems like an inaccurate estimate that an inspector and appraiser might have inflated the price without actually being there in person. Who in their right mind would buy a home with noises of jets overhead 24/7? If a person paid over a million dollars for a home near an airport, where the noise is all day and night long, is probably someone who bought the home from far away.
I absolutely hate islands set on a diagonal, and having to look at and use one every day would drive me crazy. It's like they couldn't decide which way to have it facing. As a buyer, that island would make me walk away from the house.
Ach, just as I was planning to lighten my medium-dark wood cabinets, I see this -- and now wonder if I should darken them instead. By the time I do one or the other, the trend will have reversed itself again.
I understand. I've wanted white cabinets for a long time and now wood cabinets are back in style lol, considering re-staining them instead, and just updating the countertops.
The dark floors are so wrong for that place! And I could not live with the oblique island I know the rest is staging, but does it have to look like a Target threw up in there? All those pillows and fringe :/
Hands down, my absolute favorite of every house and by every remodeling-stylists yet! And I've not made it to the bed/hath views yet. You ladies are the CHAMPS!
I absolutely love that you guys make different and creative design choices! A lot of people now days will give you boring white kitchens (which I know is in style, but completely overdone), so it's nice to see something different.
No clue what you started. Suggestion/request, respectfulky. I'm prepared to watch 10 minutes or a little more if the video is worth it. For example, seeing a slow Before, a slow After, and a before staging. I also appreciate seeing some of the tearing out, anything gutted, and the exterior work, including decks, patios, drives, sod over-growth. But, anything you show is appreciated. And finally, skipping these things ends up feeling a waste of time. Thanks ladies,!
when they showed an owner a "compatible house"....the owners house had ONE bathrm. the compatible had TWO! thats NOT compatible in anyones real estate book. & they dont do major renos where they would add one. so thats ridiculous. everyone knows a realtor &/or a home designer in their social circle. these 2 women do nice little reno touch ups on a tight budget. its a fun show to grab a few minutes of brain rest. i can tell you, outside of a single person looking for a 1st short term home to build up from, most people at their price range insist on 2 bathrooms, with or without kids. esp at their prices, people want the luxury finishes & SPACE SPACE SPACE. but maybe their buyers are willing to live in smaller homes w/some updates. btw, where are the closets?! thats the first thing we look for after kitchens & baths. walk ins!!!!! lol..
Man I hate how these women slow down their speech to talk to the homeowner. As if they expect her not to speak English so that’s why they change the way they talk towards her.
Would have been nice to see a tour of how the house looked before. Why do you shorten these so much. DIYer/interior design fans have the attention span to watch complete episodes!!!
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Does anyone hate it when the kitchen island is placed angular and not in a straight line!
Hard to tell the transformation with no before shots, but excessive views of the chia pet dining table. Editors - We aren't here for the staging. Show the difference in before and after.
"Let's go see the main bathroom and bedroom", would've been nice to see more than a bar of soap.
Why show pictures of throw pillows? Show more details of house instead.
Too many closeup of staging material, not enough actual house!
Remodel is lovely but way too many pillows and other nicknacks. They detract from the clean aesthetic.
Sure can’t criticize the sold price though. Congratulations 🎉
* knick knack
Beautiful work, ladies! Except for the silly amount of pillows crowding the living room couch, the staging was perfection. 🙂
the staging always seems a bit overboard in every episode
Agreed. There’s no room for a person on that couch because of the bajillion cushions on it. Silly!
The before walk through was amazing 😅
I stage my own houses when they’re for sale. I started doing that in the 70s. It’s just common sense to make a house more attractive to buyers. The house next door to me, now, is on a lake with a nice lot and great view, but no one is even looking at it, because it is ridiculously out of date. Even just IKEA cabinets and fresh paint would improve it.
Beautiful remodel, but the staging is excessive.. takes away from the actual finishes.
I have been living in western Washington all my life and it still shocks me how incredibly expensive it is to own a house here. I understand the tech and medical firms brought in a ton of jobs but still very expensive.
Like NYC
@@katewade9992: Ny co-worker is from New jersey and she said NYC is cheaper . That’s really difficult to believe. I heard King County has 100,000 millionaires.
California is worse! I've watched quite a few of Tarek's & Christina's flips. Like these ladies, they fix the things needing fixed rather than "white washing" to conceal from buyers. They however, have shameful profits much of the time. But generally they buy then fix then sell.
You can always move to Detroit😅
@@MS-gl5mg A million dollar home in Detroit would look like a $6 million home in Washington State!
I think it will be a much greater challenge in 10-20 years to redo a home built today. Cookie cutter, cheap materials, gray floors. At least these homes from the 70s-2000s have architecture and things like brick and real wood. I’m talking about todays lower end new homes and not so much real new mansions. I think HGTV will find a lot more structural issues and generally, real problems, than they ever have in todays older homes.
Great Reno but TOO MANY PILLOWS.
NIie transformation but the overabundance of accessories is very distracting and takes away from the clean, bright open look. BTW... it's trusses, not tresses. ;^)
The remodel is so cluttered with stuff it is hard for me to imagine living there.
I love that not a whole lot of time was shown on the rehab work, the after is what I want to see. I'm from Washington State and it would be great to know where the house is located at the beginning. The darker gray w white veins was an excellent choice for the counter tops along with the darker floors, the bidding war was inevitable!! Congrats!!
Usually during show, location IS mentioned. I'm familiar with area as I have a friend in Everett. It's fun to see areas you recognize on HGTV shows. Christina on the Coast, Property Brothers in L.A. esp funny the recent contest in Westchester. Jets overhead 24/7 for a million dollar home. Lol.
@@katewade9992That’s wild because noise pollution from jets, would drive most humans nuts. How did it get appraised for over a million with that noise level? That seems like an inaccurate estimate that an inspector and appraiser might have inflated the price without actually being there in person. Who in their right mind would buy a home with noises of jets overhead 24/7?
If a person paid over a million dollars for a home near an airport, where the noise is all day and night long, is probably someone who bought the home from far away.
Not enough before footage.
Would have been nice to see the before.
That is a stunning renovation! 😮 Blessings and Peace ✝️❤️
blankets and pillows everywhere!
You did a great job . I felt them regretted listing it after the renovations
Beautiful transformation! I love this show and the ladies!
I’m curious whether the over-staging is for the purpose of making extra cash in the event that a buyer says, “I want it all.”
Beautiful transformation of what it was to what you did good for you always beautiful work!!
THAT was stunning! Great work girls! (and kids!)
I absolutely hate islands set on a diagonal, and having to look at and use one every day would drive me crazy. It's like they couldn't decide which way to have it facing. As a buyer, that island would make me walk away from the house.
Ach, just as I was planning to lighten my medium-dark wood cabinets, I see this -- and now wonder if I should darken them instead. By the time I do one or the other, the trend will have reversed itself again.
I understand. I've wanted white cabinets for a long time and now wood cabinets are back in style lol, considering re-staining them instead, and just updating the countertops.
Do what you love and best fits the house. Trends come and go.
The dark floors are so wrong for that place! And I could not live with the oblique island
I know the rest is staging, but does it have to look like a Target threw up in there? All those pillows and fringe :/
Hands down, my absolute favorite of every house and by every remodeling-stylists yet! And I've not made it to the bed/hath views yet. You ladies are the CHAMPS!
I looovvvee Lyndsay and Leslie's office!!! How did I not notice it before?! Did you guys redecorate?
Definitely a winner!
Well done girls and your fab team. Wow!
I absolutely love that you guys make different and creative design choices! A lot of people now days will give you boring white kitchens (which I know is in style, but completely overdone), so it's nice to see something different.
No clue what you started.
Suggestion/request, respectfulky. I'm prepared to watch 10 minutes or a little more if the video is worth it. For example, seeing a slow Before, a slow After, and a before staging. I also appreciate seeing some of the tearing out, anything gutted, and the exterior work, including decks, patios, drives, sod over-growth. But, anything you show is appreciated. And finally, skipping these things ends up feeling a waste of time.
Thanks ladies,!
Love their show.🕊🇺🇲💕
Beautiful transformation the kitchens my favorite
Too much of video was left out... What about main issue, the bedroom reno?
Spectacular!
What about the two other bedrooms and and the three bathrooms? Wasn't changing to three bedrooms the main goal?
I wonder if they wave the sales commission since the split the overage.
Hope to see more video of the renovation process ，rather than the finished effect ❤
Beautiful
Glass kitchen extension
Did I miss something? I did not see the house 'before' . Suddenly the builders were gutting the place
Nice! ❤
Beautiful reno! But the staging is so cluttered! These gals are not minimalists!
Yum💥💥💜💜💥💥.
Too many closeups of pillows and plants, not enough of the actual structure
Dark kitchen and blocked off dining room is strange
when they showed an owner a "compatible house"....the owners house had ONE bathrm. the compatible had TWO! thats NOT compatible in anyones real estate book. & they dont do major renos where they would add one. so thats ridiculous. everyone knows a realtor &/or a home designer in their social circle. these 2 women do nice little reno touch ups on a tight budget. its a fun show to grab a few minutes of brain rest. i can tell you, outside of a single person looking for a 1st short term home to build up from, most people at their price range insist on 2 bathrooms, with or without kids. esp at their prices, people want the luxury finishes & SPACE SPACE SPACE. but maybe their buyers are willing to live in smaller homes w/some updates. btw, where are the closets?! thats the first thing we look for after kitchens & baths. walk ins!!!!! lol..
Man I hate how these women slow down their speech to talk to the homeowner. As if they expect her not to speak English so that’s why they change the way they talk towards her.
Would have been nice to see a tour of how the house looked before. Why do you shorten these so much. DIYer/interior design fans have the attention span to watch complete episodes!!!
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Those 2 are trying to hard! It's to much. Irritating. Please find another show that's worth watching in that time slot 🙏
Nice! ❤