With their first child on the way, homeowners are looking for more usable space and light in their 1911 Craftsman cottage. Brett finds a way to give them both while bringing the original character and charm back to their home.
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Preservationist Brett Waterman transforms historic homes with fascinating stories and untapped potential. With a passion for homes with unique character hidden beneath neglect and poor renovations, Brett restores these properties to their former glory.
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Oh wow…so beautiful. I love the arts and craftman style!!!
Enjoying the show having lived in older houses and currently in a 1912. The California surfer dude accent and cowboy aesthetic is kinda hilarious.
Beautiful House and wonderful updates! The only thing I wish they’d done differently is I wish they had not painted over the original wood in the kitchen.
Love a Craftsman ❤
I loved everything, except the kitchen. Way too white and they painted over the wood trim 😢
18k on lights, that better have included electrical work 😮
Such a gorgeous home. The woodwork is absolutely beautiful. Excellent use of space, sad architectures/builders don’t get this right from the beginning.
She’s such an adorable pregnant woman. So petite.