Evan & Keith Renovate This 70's House Into A Six-Figure Masterpiece | Bargain Block
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Having sold another home for the asking price, Evan and Keith buy a $32k, 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home. With their work cut out for them, watch how they transform this retro home into a mid-century masterpiece.
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Love this show because they do so much with a small budget. They also sell the homes at a affordable price. They have great personalities too.
Yeah they're great 👍
I love the enthusiasm Evan and Keith have for making a difference in Detroit. And they are so fun how they all work so well and appreciate each others strengths.
It's so nice to see lovely houses in Detroit selling for reasonable prices. Many times a house in the $100K price range is a dump,
but these houses that Keith and Evan remodel are wonderful.
Absolutely love Keith and Evan they make a wonderful team and the artwork is amazing and spreading and becoming more ❤️ ed. I'm broken because last Wednesday our station didn't have them o. Ruined my whole week. Please sign them up for as long as you can.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
their design style is daring, good for them. I appreciate their enthusiasm
Absolutely LOVE THIS SHOW!!
Motor City Magic. Love to see the realistic budgets, real homes, wonderful talent, and dazzling results!!
Agreed. I don't watch the shows that find huge homes/small mansions and homes that are no longer realistic to me. I like the continued renovations/restorations (Restored comes to mind) of homes that were built to shelter families. I especially like the ones that try to stay true to the period or style of the original home. I don't mind modernizing, we live in different times for sure but these two have really grabbed at me. Have watched them from the start and never tire of their shenanigans and laughter.
Am glad they focus on "the average American home". Not so many people make those mid-high 6 figures. Added bonus is helping bring back Motor City! 👍🏻❤
Back in the day, they lowered the ceilings to cut heating costs.
Not my style at all but I can appreciate the unique design details inside the home. For an eclectic home owner, I can see how they would be drawn to the home.
This just got on my "recommended" list and....I love it!! People, who appreciated it, must feel like they are getting a real deal with all the custom artwork! I don't believe I have seen any other redo videos that include custom paintings. Good job!!
And from an interview with Shea (IIRC), included with the house are all the custom-made furniture featured in it. Those are not there for staging purposes only. :)
@@TDLTDL100 Yes, you're absolutely right...the price includes all the custom paintings, art works, furniture, AND... I am sure a lot more custom items that
we don't even know about. I truly don't know how they can sell those houses for those low prices. They are contractors, builders, craftsmen and artists...all
rolled into one. They are helping improve the neighborhood, making friends, and fulfilling a special niche, that frankly I don't believe anyone else in America
would even attempt or have the skill, talent or knowledge to try.
I love these two. The designs expand my mind about how art is expressed. I can’t wait to get back home to Detroit😊😊😊
Every house you renovate is beautiful. Your work is so dynamic and unique. I love to see what you will come up with next.
Love the show and these guys ! They are so talented! Great design on a budget! Please keep them on !😊
I have watched these guys many times on HGTV, and they are UBER talented. In fact, they are amazing. They WILL PULL IT OFF! Go, guys!
Love these guys!!!!!
"I usually hate hallways, but... if there's a mirror at the end..." I laughed. =)
Your primary colored wall with those black stripes is fabulous!
The reno is great, but I would limit the artwork to things hanging on the walls, not the actual walls. The first thing I would think of when seeing the walls is that I would have to paint over them.
As always, I love the innovation, the design, the theme, and the concept of using what is already available in every way. I can only envy the people who ended up their homes. They seem to have so much heart. Mondrian and Kandinsky are all over this house, along with a few other of my favs.
I don't like the She Devil painting but the goddess painting is gorgeous! That is one ginormous bedroom. Great job guys.
The art is wonderful! I love this house!!!
These homes may seem small according to today's standards, but the house I grew up in was substantially smaller, roughly 400 square feet.
My 2 sisters and I shared a very small bedroom by using triple bunkbeds my dad built. He and mom slept on a hideabed in the living room.
My dad & my grandpa built our little house on a half acre on grandpa's 60 acre farm. It was tiny! But I didn't care. I had the run of all the outdoors around me, and the river was right there too. It was the most wonderful way to grow up. I lived "next door" to my grandparents until I was 15. I worked with them many summers.
Later, I moved back to the farm to take care of my grandmother for roughly 3 years until she passed. I knew how much that place meant to her. I moved into her larger, 3 bedroom home with my 4 young sons so we could take care of her. I'm so glad we were able to do that. Grandpa died in 69, Grandma died in 89. After all these years, I still miss them so much.
That was excellent work and the unique design touches were genius strokes.
Fantastic. I just can't get enough of it.
I LOVE THEIR WORK AND STYLE..
Looks great, but I don't know why they didn't make an overhang on the end of the counter for an eating bar. You'd have to sit sideways to eat with the way the stools are set up.
Beautiful kitchen , bedroom and bathroom
My fave renovators! MamaCard sending love!
Our home is a 1961 ranch style with a hip roof as well. And with a hallway long enough that it has 10 doors!
4 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
1 coat closet
1 utility closet
2 linen closets
Yes, it’s a runway! 🤭
Sounds like a lovely home.
I really liked the black and white accent wall, with the gold framed mirror in the bathroom.
I love the visitors they are so kind and funny
Wszystko wyszlo cudnie. Myślałam, że te kolorowe trójkąty na scianie, to bedzie porażka, a wyszło fantastycznie. Panowie robicie wspaniałe remonty!.
I think the new season starts for them in late July on HGTV.
I like it too ❤ I think the only house I didn't like was that black interior not because it was done badly bit probably because it was too dark for a small house....this house looks amazing and I love the art work on walls❤
Everything they do is fabulous inside. It Never looks forxa really dark colour to predominate the outside.
Next stop Herndon, va? You r the best remodelers on this channel❤
You men are amazing doing up this old house they look great 👍 have a great day
Those trangles are unique!
Beyond the puzzling horizontal slats on the exterior (that will catch crud and won't weather well unless a durable hardwood like ash), this was another splendid renovation!
Agreed. Tbh they often make some weird choices when it comes to the exterior...
years ago they lowered ceilings to cut down on heating costs.......not because they have bad taste or they want to hide things
Love these Two
Very pretty! Blessings and Peace ✝️❤️
Gorgeous 😍
Art Deco Chic❤
Art deco is 1920 this is 1950 pop art.
When she called him Michael whew!!!!
Absolutely love this show!
Good job guys!
Interior design made it marvelous
Those guys are very talented.
We love your show. Hope to see more!😊
I love them so much🥰Amazing guys!
Amei a volta do Keith e o Evan ,estava ansiosa pra essa nova temporada, amo o trabalho de vcs, aliás amo vcs ❤❤
Painting over a wall a solid color after any pattern is such a pain it would deter me as much as wallpaper from buying.
Really, Really nice. Love that leather finish on the concrete counter tops.
Have just seen 3 episodes...like it!
I love how you have paint stained clothes. You really do the work yourselves.😊
My favorite new channel ❤❤❤❤
It's cool, playful, and gallery-like but for a person who wants to actually live without feeling like you're not supposed to do anything or touch anything in the house.
U GUYS R ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!! MAY GOD BLESS YOUR TALENTS!! WISH I HAD A FRIEND THAT CAN HELP ME DO BEAUTIFUL WORK LIKE THAT IN MY FUTURE APARTMENT! GOD WILLING!! BUT THAT LAST PERSON WANTED TO VIOLATE MY BODY!! N NOT HELP ME AT ALL WITH HANDY WORK N CARPENTRY IN MY LAST APARTMENT!! SO I DISAPPEARED!! PLEASE STAY TOGETHER N KEEP DOING THE OUTSTANDING JOB U GUYS DO!! BECAUSE NOT ONLY U INSPIRE ME I LEARN HOW TO DO STUFF LIKE THAT BY WATCHING! WITH CHRONIC ARTHRITIS I CAN'T DO ALL OF IT!! BUT I WILL DO IT LITTLE BY LITTLE N STEP BY STEP!!! ❤❤❤❤❤YALL!!
Loved it!
I enjoyed this renovation although the style is totally not my style. I appreciated the great ideas and art work, fabulous presentation. Does the sale price include all the furniture and home decor too? It would be difficult for individuals to recreate this look so I'd be tempted to buy the "package". xx
One of the other videos I saw they said they sell the houses fully furnished.
All the homes are sold fully furnished. They do this because many first time home buyers do not own enough furniture to fill a home and also may lack kitchen essentials too. So, they sell their homes with dishes etc. Most of the stuff they buy is second hand and they renew it. I think it’s a fabulous business practice. That, and adding all the artistic touches upgrade their homes from basic to beautiful. As, Keith gets more famous, I bet the homes he’s done, will become more valuable because of the art.
I do not get the wood on a brick home. Two things , you painted brick so now the people have to maintain it . Same thing with the wood .
I can't figure out why these guys do a LOT of the things they do!!
If you sold your car to someone would you maintain it for them after you sold it to them. It’s the same for anything. If someone likes it and buys it then it’s on them to take care of it
looks very cool and nice
I love y'alls work.
I love the main bedroom.
That bathroom with the black and white was really nice
Love you guys.
Hallway needs a skylight
Amo o programa de vcs, não perco nenhum episódio, parabéns sucesso e que venha muitas reformas ❤❤
When you come to LA?
Fantastic!! ❤😅❤
I paid 25 thousand for my first house (about 1000 sq feet). It needed some updating but was otherwise in good shape. It’s worth 200000 now. I never should have sold!
I love these shows. However, I wish they would share where they buy there materials from. The kitchen cabinets looks great where can I buy them?
In these homes that have been trashed how often do you also have the expense of replacing the heating systems? That would certainly add a lot of the Reno.
These houses goes for under 100,000 dollars, here in florida the average price for a house is 430,000 dollars..
Wizards 🎉🎉❤
personally I would have created another small room to be used as an office or play room
7:30 looks much like the Evil Queen of the original Disney Snow White film, including the green eyes of envy.
You’re right. I couldn’t point it out. Thank you.
She is adorable af.
Love the kitchen and baths. Hate the decor.
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The reason a lot of these old homes had dropped ceilings was because of the oil shortage in the 70’s. These homes didn’t have the insulation that we have today and people lowered their ceilings to save money on their energy bills.-Susan
I think you are absolutely correct
Tudo 💐💐Lindo💐🇧🇷💐🌟
Anyone know the zipcode?
Why you build just the small terase in front the house??
Could you please tell us where this is located? As in, STATE + COUNTY?
From watching the show, I believe they work in Detroit, Michigan.
@@carolanewquilter8560 Thanks very much!
Hate hate hate the graphic painting. Reminds my of my first home 1976.
Back in the day, some designer/builder thought those drop ceilings were modern and stylish. This was when kitchens would have 2 lights, one over the sink and one in the ceiling center. Never cared for those plastic rectangles and aluminum frames.
They also lowered heating costs.
There’s no range hood?
I assume it’s build in in the oven . Certain newer models suck the fumes in.
If its a house built in 1910, the reason for the drop ceiling. Utilities!!!!!!!. At least in the area I live in, plumbing wasn't a fixture until 1950s. Some houses had gas lights! So electricity and then after the 90s everyone wanted AC. And central AC. So ductwork may be in that drop ceiling. Yeah sucks, but code only says you need 7 feet. Or at least where I am at. So Shaq would have issues here. Also my basement that got dug out in the 50s or 60s will never be a finished basement. Once they put in the ducting the ceiling to floor height is 6.5 ft. Note, there is an original cellar. Its 6 ft in height. People were shorter back in the day.
Also that house was renovated in the seventies so during the oil crisis lower ceiling =lower heating costs.
This house would be over 400k in Australia
Sister 💅💃👠
It's a AMAZING to me, That Evan & Keith never Show The LAUNDRY ROOM & BASEMENT. In Every Episodes, It's basically the Same thing. But on the other HGTV Shows, they do show the Laundry and Sometimes the Basement. I understand that they have a Budget to meet liked any other Series. They Certainly do Make the Profits. Still very strange to me.
A basement is a perk for many buyers here in Detroit but having one finished doesn't add as much value in lower end neighborhoods like these as something like adding a 2nd floor bath or an open concept kitchen - They likely just clean up most basements, fix what is necessary down there, and generally leave them alone.
I liked a majority of the design. Hated the console under the geometric shapes in the sitting area. It needed to be solid black, but with either gold or silver knobs. I loved everything else! The wood accents outside. Kitchen, bathroom were great! No issues other than that console? Look I am glad, they fixed a home in an area that is rundown. And it was affordable. A lot of flippers will over improve a house to the point that no one in the area can buy. They do it in a decent manner. While the big 3 still provide jobs, its not like 1950s. Automotive industry has branched to areas where the unions don't have a foothold so they moved there. Sucks yes. My state was a beneficiary of this. I don't live in Michigan. Sorry building cars is better than slaughtering chickens...…
that’s an old episode 😫
No professional gets more flack than a designer. Theres no right or wrong people, ITS ART!!
Looks larger than 1000sqft.
What the heck?! Where is this affordable housing?!
Detroit
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That red face painting is creepy