I love the home, its elegant yet family friendly. I find monotones relaxing but I would add some more touches of colorful furnishings. Only one bathroom is a deal breaker.
A sofa bed for the daughter and a large space with 2 beds for the guests. Plus the light fixture for other people to view through the window. And an all beige interior, because that’s what everyone does. I think this house was built with people in mind who are not living in the house
@@fiddlersthree8463 There probably is another bathroom for the guest suite. I don't think there is just the one bathroom that is shown here, which four of them are already sharing.
This home is an absolute triumph! Bravo 👏 I love the simplicity, high quality natural materials and thoughtfulness. It have my lots of ideas for our renovation.
It is lovely downstairs. Leave the little daughter the attic bedroom, or swap with sister! Loved the little wall lights. Who cares what’s visible from the street. Close the curtains or if they’re too sheer install blinds too.
I love the dining table, the headboard idea in the master bedroom, and the bench cushion sofa. Also nice monochromatic bathroom. Very warm feeling from this minimalist home. That is why one hires a designer - they keep everything coherent to an overall idea and a feel of the whole home.
Hallelujah! Finally, a non-white kitchen. Beautiful home. Love the archway in the entry, but if feels so narrow in scale relative to the open spaces on the rest of the main floor.
The vestibule and archway are a blessing. They build new infills with this particular layout. Presumably economic use of space but I cannot stand seeing the entire house from the entryway. Not to mention the draft on my ankles.
What a lovely renovation. The only changes I would have made is antique brass tapware and fittings in the bathroom instead of black, for a softer look - and I would have made the bathroom cabinets a similar colour to the down stairs dining chairs….again to soften the look. Also I would replace the wardrobe sliding doors in the primary bedroom with proper floor to ceiling doors. Would look so much better.
I do love the your NEUTRAL; calm, soft and light color scheme. This will be timeless. I love the bell light fixture-I have a older look drum light that needs to be replaced. I have a round dining room table so I want a round, large light fixture.
@@EditorknowsbestIt does to me too. The plan was to make the attic room the master, and then the homeowner just decided “nah”, too many stairs, don’t like the ceiling line, whatever. Would rather just stick the youngest daughter in a closet than compromise on her own wants.
This is just lovely, so many beautiful little moments, and the artwork in the dining room is mesmerising, I can’t remember the name for the style (with lines) but would love to know who this particular artist is if anyone knows? Although I’m in Australia and guessing this may be a Canadian artist. Love that the husband has the guitar and vinyl too - lovely touches.
Love the decor but one bathroom for 4? And a sofa bed for the daughter doesn’t seem to make sense especially given how much was obviously spent but it’s not my house so… 🥰
Not my house either but I would've turned the giant guest bedroom into my sanctuary with a full bath. Imagine family of four and guests...and one bath.. oi😅! All that said, it is just stunningly decorated😊!
These houses are no doubt gorgeous, and while the whole point of these design channels is to showcase well styled and designed homes, they seem inauthentic. I am a home design enthusiast, but I find myself lately, more and more turning away from these home design concepts. While I enjoy watching these homes, I'm looking more to homes that I can relate to. Open design kitchens are beautiful, but the problem with them is that the VAST majority of us don't live in magazine covers. With an open kitchen, you have to keep it minimal and well styled at all times so that it doesn't take away from the look of the rest of the house, since the entire look is integrated. I prefer a separate eat-in kitchen that you will find with older homes which haven't had all of their walls in the living spaces knocked down. I want a kitchen where I can keep all of my useful appliances out in the open. I want the toaster oven, mixer, and my blender out all times because I use them heavily. I want to keep out all of my baking bowls. I want to keep my kitchen as functional as possible. Also, if I am too tired to clean up the kitchen mess after a long day, I want to walk away without having it all in view. My current house has been designed with an open concept, but I find myself disliking more and more. I am already looking forward to buying my next home that is not as open, and functions more efficiently for a real family.
I have two under 5 and a big white dog so keeping things clean is a constant battle. I have a light coloured Ruggable that I was a few times a year and an almost white couch where I can remove and wash the covers. As long as I can remove and was soft furnishing it really doesn’t matter what colour they are!
It's not about the color is about the fabric. Most high quality fabrics are weather and dirt resistant, and you can easily wipe out even wine spills with a cloth. Another way is to get washable sofa covers, which I personally prefer. 😘
I think when the oldest daughter grows some more she will likely want a larger room which is the room on the top floor with two beds and her room will become the youngest daughter room. This set up usually is temporary with growing children. But yea a sofa bed seems a bit uncomfortable for the child.
The daughter’s bedrooms are completely underwhelming, especially the smaller one. My daughters are not much older, and this makes me sad. All of this wasted space on a guest bedroom while the youngest is sleeping on a sofa 😔 Given the money that was clearly spent, they should have made the top floor a master bed and bath, and let the girls have the second floor to themselves. Relegate the tiny room to a guest bedroom. I guess this woman just didn’t want to climb another flight of stairs so that her daughter could have a decent bedroom?
Failing to consider the scale and proportions of furniture and decor can lead to an unbalanced or awkward-looking space. The designer really ensures that pieces are appropriately sized for the rooms. 💯💯
Beautiful home but ONE bathroom for FOUR people ...and possibly guests!!!🤯 Girls grow up and will need... uh hmmm "privacy" 😳and guarantee guests will NEVER overstay their welcome! 😂😂
I love the home, its elegant yet family friendly. I find monotones relaxing but I would add some more touches of colorful furnishings. Only one bathroom is a deal breaker.
A sofa bed for the daughter and a large space with 2 beds for the guests. Plus the light fixture for other people to view through the window. And an all beige interior, because that’s what everyone does.
I think this house was built with people in mind who are not living in the house
Some space from the guest space could have been sacrificed to make a second bathroom.
@@fiddlersthree8463 There probably is another bathroom for the guest suite. I don't think there is just the one bathroom that is shown here, which four of them are already sharing.
@@MTMF.londonI believe she said it is the only bathroom, which they all share. Perhaps she’s changed it since the video was made.
This home is an absolute triumph! Bravo 👏 I love the simplicity, high quality natural materials and thoughtfulness. It have my lots of ideas for our renovation.
It is lovely downstairs. Leave the little daughter the attic bedroom, or swap with sister! Loved the little wall lights. Who cares what’s visible from the street. Close the curtains or if they’re too sheer install blinds too.
Historicness is not a word
All these renovations look identical, all great but would love to see some eclectic, collected, interiors for a change
I love the dining table, the headboard idea in the master bedroom, and the bench cushion sofa. Also nice monochromatic bathroom. Very warm feeling from this minimalist home. That is why one hires a designer - they keep everything coherent to an overall idea and a feel of the whole home.
I literally used the guest room as a pallette for my master bedroom. It is breath taking.
You had me until you said all four of you share one bathroom. 😂
Love the softness in this design, calm and relaxing.
Hallelujah! Finally, a non-white kitchen. Beautiful home. Love the archway in the entry, but if feels so narrow in scale relative to the open spaces on the rest of the main floor.
Fabulous home and incredible change. Thank you capturing and allowing us to see your lovely home❤❤
The vestibule and archway are a blessing. They build new infills with this particular layout. Presumably economic use of space but I cannot stand seeing the entire house from the entryway. Not to mention the draft on my ankles.
This home is stunning. Bravo!
What a lovely renovation. The only changes I would have made is antique brass tapware and fittings in the bathroom instead of black, for a softer look - and I would have made the bathroom cabinets a similar colour to the down stairs dining chairs….again to soften the look. Also I would replace the wardrobe sliding doors in the primary bedroom with proper floor to ceiling doors. Would look so much better.
I do love the your NEUTRAL; calm, soft and light color scheme. This will be timeless. I love the bell light fixture-I have a older look drum light that needs to be replaced. I have a round dining room table so I want a round, large light fixture.
Gorgeous! While neutral, there is so much interest!
Not sure about 4 sharing a bathroom! I couldn't do that even on holiday!
The favorite daughter has the nicest bedroom :)
Where is the painting in the dining room from? Very cool
Two upholstered chairs at the dining table ends will allow seating for 10 and add a nice detail.
Love the corner of records
Love that table and chair set!
A beautiful home! 😊
Beautifully thought out home. Neutral and peaceful. Can you share where you purchased your art work in dining room and family room?
Fabulous and cozy home.
bummer for the youngest daughter...
I know, right? Why can't the guests get the tiny crammed room and youngest get top floor? It just feels a little too Cinderella-ish for me.
I said the same thing.
@@EditorknowsbestIt does to me too. The plan was to make the attic room the master, and then the homeowner just decided “nah”, too many stairs, don’t like the ceiling line, whatever. Would rather just stick the youngest daughter in a closet than compromise on her own wants.
This is just lovely, so many beautiful little moments, and the artwork in the dining room is mesmerising, I can’t remember the name for the style (with lines) but would love to know who this particular artist is if anyone knows? Although I’m in Australia and guessing this may be a Canadian artist. Love that the husband has the guitar and vinyl too - lovely touches.
Very nice!💯👏👍
Beautiful home and family
Love the decor but one bathroom for 4? And a sofa bed for the daughter doesn’t seem to make sense especially given how much was obviously spent but it’s not my house so… 🥰
Not my house either but I would've turned the giant guest bedroom into my sanctuary with a full bath. Imagine family of four and guests...and one bath.. oi😅! All that said, it is just stunningly decorated😊!
So calm and lux
GORGEOUS!! ❤
Very beautiful! I did the same thing, excluding the ceiling. The walls and trim are Timeless by Clare Paint. It helps my 2 story townhome feel taller.
Love the double waterfall. Why are designers saying waterfalls are passé?
Excellent work! Loved it.
Nice design, but poor Eva! 🥲
Why didnt she make the top suite a room for both girls and convert the youngest girls bedroom into another bathroom?
because the girls are almost teenagers and they need their own space. Who would want to share a room with their sibling.?
Perfection.
These houses are no doubt gorgeous, and while the whole point of these design channels is to showcase well styled and designed homes, they seem inauthentic. I am a home design enthusiast, but I find myself lately, more and more turning away from these home design concepts. While I enjoy watching these homes, I'm looking more to homes that I can relate to. Open design kitchens are beautiful, but the problem with them is that the VAST majority of us don't live in magazine covers. With an open kitchen, you have to keep it minimal and well styled at all times so that it doesn't take away from the look of the rest of the house, since the entire look is integrated. I prefer a separate eat-in kitchen that you will find with older homes which haven't had all of their walls in the living spaces knocked down. I want a kitchen where I can keep all of my useful appliances out in the open. I want the toaster oven, mixer, and my blender out all times because I use them heavily. I want to keep out all of my baking bowls. I want to keep my kitchen as functional as possible. Also, if I am too tired to clean up the kitchen mess after a long day, I want to walk away without having it all in view. My current house has been designed with an open concept, but I find myself disliking more and more. I am already looking forward to buying my next home that is not as open, and functions more efficiently for a real family.
I love this! Great job.
Beautiful home! Would love to know where the brass ceiling light fixture in the main bedroom is from please?
lovely
Beautiful home!
beauuuuutiiiifulllll
Very tasteful.
Fabulous
Beautiful home ,love it
Just stunning! So well done. When can I move in? 😎
„For easy family living“ - the thumbnail: a huge cream colored rug and a white couch 😂🙈
I have two under 5 and a big white dog so keeping things clean is a constant battle. I have a light coloured Ruggable that I was a few times a year and an almost white couch where I can remove and wash the covers. As long as I can remove and was soft furnishing it really doesn’t matter what colour they are!
Choose the performance fabric. Some stores even give you a warranty on them
It's not about the color is about the fabric. Most high quality fabrics are weather and dirt resistant, and you can easily wipe out even wine spills with a cloth. Another way is to get washable sofa covers, which I personally prefer. 😘
Huge Lorelei Gilmore vibes!
I like your black can lighting. What is the brand and serial number AND are they two individuall fixtures placed beside each other or one fixture?
Where is this amazing couch from!!
Youngest daughter gets a sofa, guests get the top floor suite with 2 double beds. Moms design fixation has clouded her judgment.
Yikes!
Not to mention the one bathroom for the whole house....I found that very odd...Otherwise it's a lovely house.
@@jessicacassar I am sure there's another bathroom for the guest suite.
I think when the oldest daughter grows some more she will likely want a larger room which is the room on the top floor with two beds and her room will become the youngest daughter room. This set up usually is temporary with growing children. But yea a sofa bed seems a bit uncomfortable for the child.
One bathroom?
Love it!!!🤩
Superchannel Thank you❤❤❤
I like the White sofa concept, any link to seller’s website ?
Love the sofa!! Where did you get that from?
Gorgeous project! I just would have totally concealed the kitchen, however - and with no island whatsoever. I'm not a fan of open kitchens.
Where are the kids desk?
Where did they get that huge mortar & pestle
The daughter’s bedrooms are completely underwhelming, especially the smaller one. My daughters are not much older, and this makes me sad. All of this wasted space on a guest bedroom while the youngest is sleeping on a sofa 😔
Given the money that was clearly spent, they should have made the top floor a master bed and bath, and let the girls have the second floor to themselves. Relegate the tiny room to a guest bedroom. I guess this woman just didn’t want to climb another flight of stairs so that her daughter could have a decent bedroom?
Ini yg pling bgs
What are the dimensions of this house? I’m trying to think about a similar layout for my reno but not sure of the size.
Failing to consider the scale and proportions of furniture and decor can lead to an unbalanced or awkward-looking space. The designer really ensures that pieces are appropriately sized for the rooms. 💯💯
"Always thinking of what you see from the outside" bruh.....like seriously?
I know, I thought the same thing.
Lady hates colour & that one spare daughter 😂
It's pretty, but thinking in the perspective of the person who has to clean those chandeliers...
soo dreammyy 😍😍
👍✅👍
Beautiful home but ONE bathroom for FOUR people ...and possibly guests!!!🤯 Girls grow up and will need... uh hmmm "privacy" 😳and guarantee guests will NEVER overstay their welcome! 😂😂
Its not bad, but it lacks charm. It reminds me of a Malibu home in the 80s.
Why are you gasping for air?
All the houses in your channel look exactly the same
The content has been extremely boring lately, all the same and non inspiring!!!!
Meanwhile, other designers are redisovering colour.