Always enjoy the show! Admittedly, I'm looking forward to the next project which will, hopefully, be a bit more down to earth. Either way, glad y'all are back!
NICE VIDEO....BUT NOT SURE ABOUT THAT SHOWER ...DURAROCK ON WALLS 😮😟🤔.....YOU GUYS SHOULD SHOWCASE FLOATED WALLS ON SHOWERS (MUD WORK)...THE OLD SCHOOL WAY....
well over a million spent on this, they didn't give an exact amount, they are personal injury lawyers that's how they have so much money. They take a good cut of their clients money. Great racket!
Why would you set all the outdoor kitchen components without grouting the joints in those pavers? I know those joints underneath will not be seen but the fill/grout locks in the paver system. Over time the joints up to the edge of the kitchen equipment will breakdown and have to be filled. Also, in the future, if you move things around you will have to fill/grout that area and it will not match the existing.
Holey Moley ! Privet is a noxious weed in Australia.! It was planted in gardens and as hedges in the 1890's -1920's and has gone bush (wild) and become an environmental blight.
Or someone tightening a random carriage bolt that’s 1-1/4” too long and the VO is “that’s beautiful.” FFS. Still, I keep coming back. Maybe it’s working.
The designer seems rude in the bathroom slightly aggressive as if this is her home she didn't listen to the homeowner who seems really nice. All that gray 😏
LOL Kevin: So, what did you tell Kristen you wanted? Homeowner: To be honest, a white bathroom, clean, simple. Kevin: And will it be all white? Designer: No. Looking forward to the finished product to see if the designer was being selfish or had a strong but "inspired" professional opinion.
A frustrating number of times watching design shows, the owner caves and is, or at least acts delighted by the end design not at all like what they wanted. That would not be my reaction.
There's something about the New England accent also makes the conversation seem more clipped than casual. But I may just be hearing my own bias: I think this interior designer is basically a glorified catalog-selector.
Sometimes what the homeowner wants in her mind isn’t what will look good long term once installed design wise. That home interior design expert has been around the block more the owner so she might have a better idea what the owner will like long term and maybe that’s why she agree to some grey being Included. Remember that when you view these segments, everything you see was pre-planned and these serve simply as explainers for the audience. More then likely the design era and how owner had a productive and completely consensual discussion over the color choice off camera and thus the women wasn’t being caught off guard having the choice shoved down her throat on camera as if he opinion didn’t matter, despite how the designers response to Kevin may have sounded.
As someone who spent time cooking pizzas in a shop with a 700 degree pizza oven, I’d call this pizza oven a ridiculous waste of money and space. Who wants this monstrosity in their back yard? I’ll bet they burn a lot of pies.
they just put in things so when they have people over they can say "look we have a pizza oven" or look "we have a pool". They aren't going to use either of those more than once.
So unrealistic for a regular joe. I liked the show with Norm Abrams way back when he actually worked on actual old houses. I haven’t watched any of these shows in about 20 years.
How long before all these wood fired pizza ovens are converted to gas because people don't want burnt or ash covered pizza's ? Or the latest gotta have it trend wears off and the things are never used or thrown away but I could be wrong and people will spend hours to have a burnt ash covered pizza....Oh wait the pizza oven is the next episode oh well...I'm 1STGeneral and tune in next time to this old house to make sense of my comment good bye for now
I was speaking to a bartender in Newport and he said one winter he didn't leave his house for 3 months. I have a feeling this couple won't be spending winters here though.
Always enjoy the show! Admittedly, I'm looking forward to the next project which will, hopefully, be a bit more down to earth. Either way, glad y'all are back!
Neat pool cover, thanks for sharing.
They never talk about over all expenses 😂😂😂
Love the of the pool concepts everything hidden in clueing the cover.
Homeowner: I want a white bathroom
Designer: lol no...
Never to be used by the home owner...
Tommy is the man...........
All those trees and plants are going to completely block the house from the street? I'm surprised the historical commission lets them do that.
The client is the mayor. Bout can do anything they want
Didn’t catch the name of the oven/fireplace builder?
So, where are all the dividing fences?......
you don't see a 5 gang box very often
NICE VIDEO....BUT NOT SURE ABOUT THAT SHOWER ...DURAROCK ON WALLS 😮😟🤔.....YOU GUYS SHOULD SHOWCASE FLOATED WALLS ON SHOWERS (MUD WORK)...THE OLD SCHOOL WAY....
How about going back to the original "This Old House" theme song instrumental? It worked well for decades and was instantly recognizable?
Great work
Seems a shame to hide the shingle of the front porch behind taller shubs and plants but landscapers don't see the details. Its all about their vision!
All that work and they’re using engineered flooring
Hey look....rich people!
With horrid tastes lol
Don’t be poor bro 😎
well over a million spent on this, they didn't give an exact amount, they are personal injury lawyers that's how they have so much money. They take a good cut of their clients money. Great racket!
Mo Money Mo problems lol
who designed this house and yard and porch?
Why would you set all the outdoor kitchen components without grouting the joints in those pavers? I know those joints underneath will not be seen but the fill/grout locks in the paver system. Over time the joints up to the edge of the kitchen equipment will breakdown and have to be filled. Also, in the future, if you move things around you will have to fill/grout that area and it will not match the existing.
I bet they will grout underneath the kitchen components. It's just with their shooting schedule they just have it on display for the TV program.
What a weird mish-mash of 'extras'.
Need more bushes. There's still 2 square feet of siding left showing.
So, all-in, this thing will cost...$5 million? Not exactly relatable.
I thought i was watching episodes of Jersey Shore. Yo we got the pizza oven, carrera everywhere, 😂
I only eat what I find in my pockets
- David Letterman
Holey Moley ! Privet is a noxious weed in Australia.! It was planted in gardens and as hedges in the 1890's -1920's and has gone bush (wild) and become an environmental blight.
That hedge looks ugly
I love the videos but please, produce a new intro. I can't hear "classic plumbers lament" or "the money is in the details" one more time.
It's really the classic commentor's lament.
I always look forward to "the classic plumbers lament" but somehow never even noticed "the money in the details". Guess I will now.
How about the classic carpenter’s laminate?
Or someone tightening a random carriage bolt that’s 1-1/4” too long and the VO is “that’s beautiful.” FFS.
Still, I keep coming back. Maybe it’s working.
I actually skip the intro because “the classic plumbers lament” drives me nuts. Thought I was the only one.
*Janet Jackson sent me here.*
'Uh it has fire properties and uh.. better for for stuff..' lol you don't know
IMO this is one of those rare TOH remodels that is just uninteresting and tacky.
The designer seems rude in the bathroom slightly aggressive as if this is her home she didn't listen to the homeowner who seems really nice. All that gray 😏
LOL
Kevin: So, what did you tell Kristen you wanted?
Homeowner: To be honest, a white bathroom, clean, simple.
Kevin: And will it be all white?
Designer: No.
Looking forward to the finished product to see if the designer was being selfish or had a strong but "inspired" professional opinion.
A frustrating number of times watching design shows, the owner caves and is, or at least acts delighted by the end design not at all like what they wanted. That would not be my reaction.
There's something about the New England accent also makes the conversation seem more clipped than casual. But I may just be hearing my own bias: I think this interior designer is basically a glorified catalog-selector.
Calm down
Sometimes what the homeowner wants in her mind isn’t what will look good long term once installed design wise. That home interior design expert has been around the block more the owner so she might have a better idea what the owner will like long term and maybe that’s why she agree to some grey being Included. Remember that when you view these segments, everything you see was pre-planned and these serve simply as explainers for the audience. More then likely the design era and how owner had a productive and completely consensual discussion over the color choice off camera and thus the women wasn’t being caught off guard having the choice shoved down her throat on camera as if he opinion didn’t matter, despite how the designers response to Kevin may have sounded.
As someone who spent time cooking pizzas in a shop with a 700 degree pizza oven, I’d call this pizza oven a ridiculous waste of money and space. Who wants this monstrosity in their back yard? I’ll bet they burn a lot of pies.
they just put in things so when they have people over they can say "look we have a pizza oven" or look "we have a pool". They aren't going to use either of those more than once.
Not A big opening , good luck 😂
But if yiu have the extra monet, why not?
Because it's big, not very impressive, and will eventually start falling apart.
Snookie from the shore apparently
All this work and they could’ve built a new house on a large lot for the same price
So unrealistic for a regular joe. I liked the show with Norm Abrams way back when he actually worked on actual old houses. I haven’t watched any of these shows in about 20 years.
Still my favorite show of all time
How long before all these wood fired pizza ovens are converted to gas because people don't want burnt or ash covered pizza's ? Or the latest gotta have it trend wears off and the things are never used or thrown away but I could be wrong and people will spend hours to have a burnt ash covered pizza....Oh wait the pizza oven is the next episode oh well...I'm 1STGeneral and tune in next time to this old house to make sense of my comment good bye for now
Pizza is great but I use mine for roasting ,baking, smoking ribs etc,got a biggie will do 6 pizzas at once,it was a retirement gift.😊
It is illegal to put the straps on the forks like that.
Laws aren’t universal, dummy. They are quite variable in fact
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This is an old one. Can tell by the face diapers
19:00 the slaves has to wear masks.
All that money...to live in a run down neighborhood in a terrible, terrible climate.
Narragansett isn’t a bad place bro
I was speaking to a bartender in Newport and he said one winter he didn't leave his house for 3 months. I have a feeling this couple won't be spending winters here though.
Why do so many people insist on viewing other people's lives thru their value lens. It's not your house so you don't have to like it or understand it.
@@dlg5485 It's their opinion. Which everyone is free to have. If you're going to get upset over opinions you have a long life of misery ahead of you.
@@biggiedickson There is a fine line between offering a non-judgemental opinion and being a self-righteous ahole.