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Wow! Love everything about this! Love, love, love the kitchen especially! Well done!
I really wish you would spend a lot more time showing the finished product…!
Show more. Man,they really want you to spend that $1.99 on the show.
The full reveal/ full episode on HGTVs website was great!
Anyone know what color green was used on the cabinets? What color was on the walls in living room?
Erin's designs are timeless! Another beautiful house!
I am a New Yorker born and bred and never been further south than Virginia. However, these clips make me want to relocate to Laurel, so that Ben and Erin can redo a house for me.
Great remodel. Love Erin's sense of design.
ALL of HGTV homes are designed with a masculine edge. I haven't seen a single HGTV design home that had a feminine touch to it.
Please tag places we could find some of the main items. Like furniture, paintings, rugs.etc
Love, love, love that kitchen!
Bedroom?
Less chitchat and more house please!
Love it but the video is just so fast that I cannot get it all in … the details, the process and the over-all look of the project
Great project! That seems to be a really good job! To make it even more interesting, it would be nice to (a) have some more time to show the finished work and (b) get away from the notion that colors are attributed to gender categories – whenever I hear somebody saying "a masculine color" (as on this video), I feel like running for the hills.
Do her associates ever disagree with her?
Hopefully soon they cover all part of the house, there were times they didn't show some rooms and the front and back yards.
Amazing series. I wish the episodes were a couple minutes longer. And I love “shorter is better.” LoL.
I've needed to rewind and rewatch so many times! This means: I like what I'm seeing ALOT but you're moving too fast! Linger just a little, please. This home is so inspiring that I'm taking notes. Changing those "sunroom" windows was genius, now it's a proper, functional office.
From all the cool, fun librarians out here—stop hating on us!
Snow birds? Funny, those are the old Florida windows! Less is more is not just a masculine thing. Everyone is using those type of tiles now but here it seems to work with the design theme.
I am a librarian and I am NOT stuffy, buttoned up. Get with the times people. That stereotype went out with Donna Reed.
Omg I love that couple!!!
The producers make the other two at the table be her "yes men" . Completely boring. They should be able to contribute or disagree or cut that segment completely and just cut straight to the renovation. It's annoying to see them have to grovel. The creative process in the real world doesn't work that way.
Great color sense & style. Well done!
I like the show, i think Erin has great style and ideas, but it does get quite repetitive when Erin reveals the vision and the design team just smile, nod and agree, Blake's catch phrase is "I like that" and amanda just describes the colour (every single episode! :D). not a criticism on the actual people, but more the production of the show.
Are these “full” episodes? Or snippets from the main show ?