Help! I Wrecked My House Season 4, Episode 9: Midcentury Boho
January 04 2024
Project Overview:
THE HOMEOWNER:
Katt and Vinny
THE BUDGET:
$145K
THE STORY:
Homeowners Katt and Vinny have lived in this home for 25 years. They have two daughters who were both born and raised in this home. It’s their forever home but disaster struck when there was a black water leak. It caused damage to the entire home. The couple tried to do some projects on their own to save money but they were in way over their heads. The family was living without a kitchen and in chaos for 5 months due the leak.
THE PLAN:
My plan was to make the house feel more intentional and cohesive. Their design style was described as midcentury modern but clean Scandinavian, leading me to choose a midcentury boho design style. I had a lot of work to do with moving the kitchen, making sure the plumbing was done correctly, and revamping their forever home to be their dream home. And I don’t say this very often, but this might be my most favorite kitchen I’ve ever done!
The Inspiration:
Design Style: Midcentury Boho
Hi there, I’d love to know where the wallpaper in the office area comes from? It’s beautiful!
Debbi
on January 31, 2024
Along with everyone else I loved this remodel! Beautiful!
I keep seeing these big bold beautiful wallpapers but don’t know where you can get them. Where is this wallpaper?
Lisa Rodgers
on January 31, 2024
Beautiful work! I would love to know details about the beautiful wallpaper. Thx!
Brandy
on January 31, 2024
You mentioned here that this might be your favorite kitchen ever and on the episode you said ir was because of the kitchen cabinets ! I came here to find the source for the cabinets but I can’t find it listed . Am I missing it ? Could you share the source for the amazing walnut kitchen cabinets where the grain continues in the whole set of drawers ? Thanks
Dana
on January 31, 2024
Can someone tell
Me where the dining room light is from? Please 🙏 thanks!
Lisa Sokol
on January 31, 2024
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