Beautifully done! Julie, it's not just gardening gloves you need, but also WORK GLOVES!!! You will notice that the craftsmen wear them. You should, too! (I am speaking from experience here. Save your hands as much as possible.) Also, use tools as much as possible to lessen the stress and strain on your hands. You will be glad one day if you do and if you don't, you will suffer the pains in later years from overuse and strain on your joints. Word of experience here....
The only thing wrong with a classic fixture with beautiful hot and cold water taps, is that you can have hot water, and you can have cold water, but you'll never have warm water from your taps. That's how it was when I moved into my 1925 house. I had to change it, and pretty quickly.
What a darling darling little cottage. Love the side and back yards. They have such potentialbince you tame it. I think I can move in whenever you give me the go! It was fun seeing you working all alone. That's the way I love to work but enjoy working with a crew too. So let me know!!✈️
I love what you have done to the cottage. Just a thought....I think the flowers on the fireplace in the second bedroom should've been painted. I think the flowers with colour would look very pretty in the bedroom.
The color in the spare bedroom is calming but perhaps you'll consider moving the nightstand b/t the beds instead of over in the corner? That way both guests are able to use the little table during the night.
Viscountess you have all done such a wonderful job, is this now on Air BnB yet? Your taste and styles of interior decorations blends in with the area and ambiance of Mapperton.
To answer the question on picture railing or whatever the picture molding was called. I have always heard it as picture/frame rails when I worked in a small gallery in the American South. I think it is also called hanging rails or picture hanging rails. I do know in the past probables 40yrs in many public schools and in some college dorms there has been the practice of using a cork strip in place of picture rails which is usually called a cork railing. However I grew up in the American south which imo uses more British than American English compared to the rest of the US so I could be very wrong. 1:32:49
Love the greens! A suggestion: for artwork, maybe you could showcase some local artists … the artworks could be for sale also - with a commission to you of course 😊😊
This episode is terrific. I wondered what was happening at Keeper's Cottage. Thanks for the upload. Wow, to quote Barack Obama, Julie, you have a right to 'bare arms'.
Julie, I could spend the rest of my life in that sweet cottage! Tips from an old pro.... Make it easy on yourself when removing carpet...get a utility knife and cut it up into manageable pieces so you don't have to wrestle it. Also, I've found that I'd rather have hardwood floors but when it's been the case that I could not, I've used wall-to-wall seagrass which is a natural product. I would then put a big rug on top of that. Altho I used to sell high-end carpets, I would never have a wall-to-wall nylon carpet in any home I live in. It gets gross after awhile. With rugs, I have them rolled up and taken away to be cleaned once in a while. Wool carpets are the best. Also, I'm allergic to almost everything. Dust mites are the worst! Once all that gross carpet is gone, it'll be a lot better. Maybe take a benedryl before you start back on that carpet job and wear a mask. I don't know how far along you are on this bathroom job but do your guests a favor and do not get the separate faucets for hot and cold. To get warm water, you must fill up the sink or bath to the temp you want. That's so 40s. Get a faucet that has both hot and cold coming from the same spout. I too like the hot and cold ceramic writing on the faucet, you just don't want separate faucets for each temp. And as a former, carpenter, builder, designer, owner, and remodeler of an old home.... you must have a good cordless screwdriver. It's essential and invaluable. As far a picture rails, I don't think we have them here (at least not on new buildings). It would seem to me that those were used to have wires or chains for hanging pictures because you can't put a nail thru stone to hang pictures? Not sure. We have chair rails, but those are lower and are to keep chairs from marring the walls. Myrtle was my grandmother's name
Funny! Here in California, if one pronounces the word "soldering" the way the written word appears (by saying it with the letter "L" sound), one might expect to be corrected, and instructed to say it as if it were "sawdering". Julie said it as "sawdering", and it was mentioned to her that the "L" should be pronounced, the way the written word appears.
JULIE PLEASE!!! ive been wondering what you did about the gap in the bathroom window when you put up the wall to make 2 rooms? PLEASE i need to know...
If you’re going to change out the hardware on the doors, I would like to buy some. I have an 100 yr old milk house that the handle broke and I need to replace them. Let me know.
Julie, you absolutely look like you’ve developed a dog hair allergy. That was a free allergy test, pulling up that carpet. You def had an allergic reaction. You should get formally tested because it might just be the one breed of dog whose hair and dander was embedded in the carpet.
It looks great! But, I have a need to put a more substantial mirror above the fireplace and flank it with wall mounted candles with the heat shield reflector backing (or mirror) so you could actually use them in a power outage. The left side of the curtain rod is lower than the right side.
I do love so much of what you do ,but we cant always agree. All the drapes are way too heavy a look for the rooms you put them in. It reminds me of a dreary winter day in the 1800’s. Their small rooms. The thing I hate most is the black floor. You’ll have enough people liking. You’re very creative with all the other redos. The things I mentioned are a big miss for me. Not my cottage. If you like it who cares what I think. Looking forward to your next project. Thank you for sharing all your hard work.❤
To my mind it's all a bit off. Too fussy and cluttered with lampshades and lampstands. The same green on the dining table dulls the imagination. Hate the flaps on the beds too. A mishmash of styles doesn't add up to eclectic and I know subway tiles remind me of public toilets but that's enough for now. A homage to a game-keeper's cottage.. really ? And no to frilly cushions on a seat!
Then why are you commenting here? Honest question. No one is forcing you to watch it. If you don’t want to see updates about this (or any) remodels, then don’t watch them.
Julie, ur one of the hardest working Americans I've seen in a while. "Happy Christmas" to ur family and staff.🎅
Luke sure enjoys teasing Julie.........
How wonderful it is when you can choose furnishings from your own storage supply. I love when that happens.
Beautifully done! Julie, it's not just gardening gloves you need, but also WORK GLOVES!!! You will notice that the craftsmen wear them. You should, too! (I am speaking from experience here. Save your hands as much as possible.) Also, use tools as much as possible to lessen the stress and strain on your hands. You will be glad one day if you do and if you don't, you will suffer the pains in later years from overuse and strain on your joints. Word of experience here....
I absolutely love having this long of a video. I can watch while going about my day. And it's the best. Thanks, Julie!
The fireplace needs a mount. A set of antlers.
The cottage is SERENE, airy, warm. Just lovely.
great change from Cinderella to Lady Cinderella - a true fairy tale 👏👍
Best of luck to you and everyone involved in the Mapperton Estates and Gardens ❤
The only thing wrong with a classic fixture with beautiful hot and cold water taps, is that you can have hot water, and you can have cold water, but you'll never have warm water from your taps. That's how it was when I moved into my 1925 house. I had to change it, and pretty quickly.
So smart for Julie to know exactly what everyone is suppose to do and how they are to accomplish it. It will be money well spent.
I think you both need to stay in your guest cottages and rooms at least once. It would be a nice staycation for you both ❤
Love love what is happening with the cottage colours. So fun
Love watching you and Luke. The work you both do is amazing!
Looks amazing. Well done team. ❤
Love your spunkyness. Fun to watch!
What a darling darling little cottage. Love the side and back yards. They have such potentialbince you tame it. I think I can move in whenever you give me the go! It was fun seeing you working all alone. That's the way I love to work but enjoy working with a crew too. So let me know!!✈️
Fantastic content. Thank you for your commitment.
Passion flower in the US is called clematis.
I love what you have done to the cottage.
Just a thought....I think the flowers on the fireplace in the second bedroom should've been painted.
I think the flowers with colour would look very pretty in the bedroom.
Yes yes go with the lighter green for dining room!!!!
Of course you can do it you are amazing😘
Love what you all did with the Cottage 🌹
Wow Julie! You knocked that wall down with the sledge hammer! Way to go!
The color in the spare bedroom is calming but perhaps you'll consider moving the nightstand b/t the beds instead of over in the corner? That way both guests are able to use the little table during the night.
Beautiful Julie! Way to crew mmmmm hugs and love!😊
Black floors are great!
Looks great, but think about putting lamps by the nighstands for reading.
Maybe wildflowers in the garden?
Wonderful.
Viscountess you have all done such a wonderful job, is this now on Air BnB yet? Your taste and styles of interior decorations blends in with the area and ambiance of Mapperton.
Wonderful production!! The results are perfect!
To answer the question on picture railing or whatever the picture molding was called. I have always heard it as picture/frame rails when I worked in a small gallery in the American South. I think it is also called hanging rails or picture hanging rails. I do know in the past probables 40yrs in many public schools and in some college dorms there has been the practice of using a cork strip in place of picture rails which is usually called a cork railing. However I grew up in the American south which imo uses more British than American English compared to the rest of the US so I could be very wrong. 1:32:49
More patience than I have, I would have an electric trimmer for that job!
I’m visiting the UK right now but won’t make it to Mapperton. Hanging out in Bristol with family
It should be lovely.😊
Brilliant! 😊
Yayyy… a new episode
In California we call them picture rails.
Julie please wear a mask while stripping the carpets because of all the dust, we don’t want you to inhale gross stuff 😷😷😷
Love the greens! A suggestion: for artwork, maybe you could showcase some local artists … the artworks could be for sale also - with a commission to you of course 😊😊
This episode is terrific. I wondered what was happening at Keeper's Cottage. Thanks for the upload. Wow, to quote Barack Obama, Julie, you have a right to 'bare arms'.
No one like him… wouldn’t be quoting him
Julie, I could spend the rest of my life in that sweet cottage!
Tips from an old pro....
Make it easy on yourself when removing carpet...get a utility knife and cut it up into manageable pieces so you don't have to wrestle it. Also, I've found that I'd rather have hardwood floors but when it's been the case that I could not, I've used wall-to-wall seagrass which is a natural product. I would then put a big rug on top of that. Altho I used to sell high-end carpets, I would never have a wall-to-wall nylon carpet in any home I live in. It gets gross after awhile. With rugs, I have them rolled up and taken away to be cleaned once in a while. Wool carpets are the best.
Also, I'm allergic to almost everything. Dust mites are the worst! Once all that gross carpet is gone, it'll be a lot better.
Maybe take a benedryl before you start back on that carpet job and wear a mask.
I don't know how far along you are on this bathroom job but do your guests a favor and do not get the separate faucets for hot and cold. To get warm water, you must fill up the sink or bath to the temp you want. That's so 40s. Get a faucet that has both hot and cold coming from the same spout. I too like the hot and cold ceramic writing on the faucet, you just don't want separate faucets for each temp.
And as a former, carpenter, builder, designer, owner, and remodeler of an old home.... you must have a good cordless screwdriver. It's essential and invaluable.
As far a picture rails, I don't think we have them here (at least not on new buildings). It would seem to me that those were used to have wires or chains for hanging pictures because you can't put a nail thru stone to hang pictures? Not sure. We have chair rails, but those are lower and are to keep chairs from marring the walls.
Myrtle was my grandmother's name
Except that dark coloured floors show so many bits of dust, dried mud, hair etc. Cheers.
Funny! Here in California, if one pronounces the word "soldering" the way the written word appears (by saying it with the letter "L" sound), one might expect to be corrected, and instructed to say it as if it were "sawdering". Julie said it as "sawdering", and it was mentioned to her that the "L" should be pronounced, the way the written word appears.
Please, please, where is the drinks wrought iron table in the family room from. Love it.
Take a rest over Christmas
Fabulous 👌🏽 😘🍄
JULIE PLEASE!!! ive been wondering what you did about the gap in the bathroom window when you put up the wall to make 2 rooms? PLEASE i need to know...
I would suggest taller lamps in the bedroom with green pillows. The proportions aren't right.
If you’re going to change out the hardware on the doors, I would like to buy some. I have an 100 yr old milk house that the handle broke and I need to replace them. Let me know.
Julie I believe its a begonia not an hydrangea.
A pellet stove would look nice there too
Julie, you absolutely look like you’ve developed a dog hair allergy. That was a free allergy test, pulling up that carpet. You def had an allergic reaction. You should get formally tested because it might just be the one breed of dog whose hair and dander was embedded in the carpet.
How are the showers in the UK?
It looks great! But, I have a need to put a more substantial mirror above the fireplace and flank it with wall mounted candles with the heat shield reflector backing (or mirror) so you could actually use them in a power outage. The left side of the curtain rod is lower than the right side.
How good is the Internet there?
The sitting room fireplace needs something on the wall above it. Its too bare.
Julie how much are you charging to stay at the cottage?
So no more chimney? Can't have a cottage in Britain without chimneys 😢
I do love so much of what you do ,but we cant always agree. All the drapes are way too heavy a look for the rooms you put them in. It reminds me of a dreary winter day in the 1800’s. Their small rooms. The thing I hate most is the black floor. You’ll have enough people liking. You’re very creative with all the other redos. The things I mentioned are a big miss for me. Not my cottage. If you like it who cares what I think. Looking forward to your next project. Thank you for sharing all your hard work.❤
To my mind it's all a bit off. Too fussy and cluttered with lampshades and lampstands. The same green on the dining table dulls the imagination. Hate the flaps on the beds too. A mishmash of styles doesn't add up to eclectic and I know subway tiles remind me of public toilets but that's enough for now. A homage to a game-keeper's cottage.. really ? And no to frilly cushions on a seat!
I don't see any Court of Arms
Malcolm Extraordinaire!
White
Hopefully you are recycling what you can. Someone may want the paneling.
Any beach access?
16 minutes by car according to the internets.
I wish Julie would bring her eyebrows in a bit, they are too far apart.
Need a mask: years of dust, carpet fibers, dirt, any type of dander...
Tired of see a video about this remodel.
Then why are you commenting here? Honest question. No one is forcing you to watch it. If you don’t want to see updates about this (or any) remodels, then don’t watch them.
@ so they know to change it up. No one said you have to commit me on my post. My post was not to you or for you. Karen
I’m not… I love the renovations and the other videos
@@RonAaron33You’re the Karen not them
@ I do to, but it just showed over & over & over & explain & explain & explain again. Also the common-was for them, not you.