Someone PLEASE STOP This TikTok Home Renovation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Join me on another internet adventure! Where we discuss the most recent design crime done by yet another TikToker. This time we are talking about a stunning spiral staircase being replaced, whether people should be allowed to alter potentially historical buildings, and how that staircase could have looked gorgeous ( even with a modern farmhouse facelift)
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The stairs were beautiful. The problems you have now a day's is everyone's house is the same and what I mean by that. Is you can have a small house or a big house. But when you see these homes on TH-cam for example most of them are white walls Gray or White furniture you get what I mean. Like the clean with me videos and I just think it's not possible to live like that with kids . And I have noticed that the UK are a bit more realistic with videos like this and it's nice to see what I call a normal house with just normal everyday jobs. To me it's just not realistic to live in a showhome
Very true! The other thing with this show home look is that it's devoid of your personality. It's fine to like the whites, greys and neutrals but I almost never see a family picture or a nod to something in the family that makes the space unique. You are so right about the UK, sometimes the homes are a little quirky but they roll with it and I love it. Thanks for your comment 😊
Hmm.. I’m torn! I agree they could’ve kept the staircase and made it work with their style, but I disagree with you on one point. I think practicality is of huge importance in design. If it’s true her husband has to duck to go past the stairs, and they’re in a central location where that’s going to be an everyday occurrence, I see their point. No matter how beautiful a design is, it may not be the best long term choice if is annoying or incompatible with the rhythms of everyday life. That’s just my opinion.
Agreed with you on most everything else and loved seeing how you rendered the space at the end! Will be checking out more of your content :)
I'm a huge advocate of practicality as well but in this case I feel it's something they could have had multiple options with. Since they were already changing the layout a bit they could have reworked the location of entryways to keep it. But you're so right, it's a rarity I ever hit my head on anything so I most certainly do not know the struggle of being 6,2 and perhaps in their case its worth it! Thanks for the comment and I'm so glad you enjoyed the video 😊
They should have kept it, the carpet screamed 80s, so get rid of it, but otherwise darken the woodwork like you are suggesting. I would maded espresso brown almost blackish but you would kept grain of the wood.
Oooooh that sounds phenomenal, would have looked gorgeous! 😍
that staircase was beautiful. I mean dont they have a side entrance? I never use my front door entrance -only for guests. we come through the garage as that's where we park our cars , right into the mudroom and kitchen. there has to be a side entrance....
Surely and even if there wasn't they were rearranging half the floorplan anyway, it could have easily been kept 😕
As beautiful as it was, I agree with her in removing it.
Plus, it's their house and sentimentality over architecture is nonsense if it doesn't fit the owners.
Fair enough, thanks for sharing and hope you enjoyed the video 😊
I miss you Tash !!! Great video, I'm loving the editing ❤
Miss you too Jazzy! 😭🩷
It is so upsetting
It is! 😭
Wow.. I just found you ❤ Salute to you Sweetie... interior designer always, I'm a nurse now.. LTU Michigan 2002 ♥️♥️♥️ Sending Love to all keeping it REAL ✊🏾💯
🩷🥰 thanks
Wow you do van life too!? Crazy I'm looking for a rig now..I've been camping in my SUV 😅
It was a lot of fun, I'd recommend it for everyone at least once!
Heritage listing is an...interesting...thing in Aus. 90% of the time the homes are not genuinely historical, but the process is used by NIMBYs to artificially restrict development and raise their own house prices. While historical buildings can be beautiful, there is a lot to be said for the Japanese YOLO approach to solve a housing crisis.
Oooh ok, sounds like something I need to look into more. Thanks for the suggestion! 🤔
Keep it up!
Thank you!!!
I most commonly would see the sale of a property with a lovely garden, and new owners demolish the entire garden and do it with lawn and box hedges- the garden equivalent of beige on beige 🫢
Oh gosh we have that as well but it's usually with yukkas 😭
@@tashsikkes 😂😂😂
Weeeeell, we have a garden that we've kept up, but gardens are pretty serious time investments. The previous owner cut everything down, except for a few trees and this one pest of a bush that grew 3 feet wider every year. We had to dig up that damn bush, which went 6 feet into the ground and spread like wildfire. We kept all of the trees, and all of the tiny trees that were coming up.... however, those tiny trees grow really damn fast too, so if we're not sure we want to keep a tree in the specific location it has grown, we need to notice it and dig it up right away, the year it shows itself - otherwise, we need some large tools. We keep our lawn a little longer for the insects and so that our kids can eat all of the berries growing here. But... year: gardens need to be cut, shaped, you need to know how to do it correctly, and were there's trees, there's insects, so you also have to be OK with nature being all around your house. A lot of people don't like nature for some reason - just space.