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Abandoned Corn Crib Transformed to a Timber Framed Home | Abandoned Places | Magnolia Network 0 (0)

A corn crib from the 1800s slated for the wrecking ball is saved and rebuilt as a charming and rustic timber-framed house just outside of Hamilton, Ohio. Owners tackle the tough job of renovating a space left behind and transforming it into a beautiful unique home. Whether they are saving an unconventional building or rescuing a home left to disrepair, owners make the space their own with a lot of creativity, vision and sweat equity. #WatchOnMagnoliaNetwork #MagnoliaNetwork #Abandonedplaces #homerescue #restoration #renovation Discover more inspiring stories from Magnolia Network: Magnolia Network Show TV Guide: https://magnolia.com/watch/tv-schedule Ways to watch Magnolia Network: https://magnolia.com/watch [See More…]

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Restoring the Soul of a 19th-Century Victorian Estate | Diary of an Old Home | Magnolia Network 0 (0)

In Oyster Bay, Long Island, a couple purchased a neglected Victorian era estate in 2018 and began breathing new life into its weathered rooms with a whimsical and creative design approach. As they restored the property’s ornate details and uncovered its layered past, they made an extraordinary discovery: the home once belonged to the McCouns, an abolitionist couple devoted to social justice, and was later connected to the Roosevelt family, adding remarkable historical depth to the renovation. This Oyster Bay estate is a standout transformation—blending playful design, historic preservation, and powerful pieces of American history all under one roof. Diary [See More…]

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Designer Kate Marker Brings Warmth and Comfort to a Classic Cape Cod Home | Magnolia Network 0 (0)

Busy mother of two Kate Marker transforms a client’s Cape Cod-style home in Barrington, IL, using timeless design styles while also adding modern details to this American architectural staple. Giving a behind-the-curtain look into the minds of interior designers, this anthology series lets us in on their creative processes and introduces the inspirations and influences that shape their designs. #WatchOnMagnoliaNetwork #MagnoliaNetwork #PointofViewADesignerProfile Discover more inspiring stories from Magnolia Network: Magnolia Network Show TV Guide: https://magnolia.com/watch/tv-schedule Ways to watch Magnolia Network: https://magnolia.com/watch Watch More Point of View: A Designer Profile: https://watch.hgtv.com/ Subscribe to Magnolia Network on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/magnolianetwork?sub_confirmation=1 Join Our Community: [See More…]

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Iconic Hotel Gets a Big Renovation in the Catskills | In With The Old | Magnolia Network 0 (0)

With a big vision and six short months to transform an iconic hotel in the western Catskills, Derek Curl must lean into his friends and the community to keep this heart of the town open while undertaking the renovation. Designers, builders and old-home enthusiasts in small towns and big cities across America reimagine and transform abandoned structures by preserving their historical integrity while giving them new purpose. #InWithTheOld #MagnoliaNetwork #Hotel #Catskills #NewYork Discover more inspiring stories from Magnolia Network: Magnolia Network Show TV Guide: https://magnolia.com/watch/tv-schedule Ways to watch Magnolia Network: https://magnolia.com/watch Watch More In with the Old: https://watch.hgtv.com/ Subscribe to [See More…]

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An Italian Nobleman’s Abandoned 17th Century Villa Restored | Abandoned Places | Magnolia Network 0 (0)

An Italian Nobleman’s Abandoned 17th Century Villa Restored | Abandoned Places Become Beautiful Spaces | Magnolia Network In Puglia, Italy, a couple renovated a notable landmark in the countryside: a 17th century nobleman’s villa. After finding the home abandoned and overrun with goats, their restoration features original, organic materials and even a 400-year-old fresco. Owners tackle the tough job of renovating a space left behind and transforming it into a beautiful unique home. Whether they are saving an unconventional building or rescuing a home left to disrepair, owners make the space their own with a lot of creativity, vision and [See More…]

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Scandinavian Style in the Catskills: Minimalist Home Tour | Diary of an Old Home | Magnolia Network 0 (0)

In the sleepy Catskills town of Bovina, New York, a culinary couple left their hectic New York City lives behind and purchased a 1,000 square foot former barrel making workshop. Over time, they carefully transformed the modest structure into a minimalist yet cozy homestead, blending clean design with the warm, lived in feel of country living. Their renovation honored the building’s origins while creating a peaceful retreat rooted in simplicity and craft. This Catskill renovation is a quiet, inspiring look at intentional living, creative reuse, and finding home far from the rush of city life. Diary of an Old Home [See More…]

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Designer Jean Stoffer Renovates a 10,000ft² Home with Timeless Elegance | Magnolia Network 0 (0)

Interior designer Jean Stoffer of Grand Rapids, Michigan, tells the story of her unlikely career as we follow along on the biggest project she’s taken on to date. Giving a behind-the-curtain look into the minds of interior designers, this anthology series lets us in on their creative processes and introduces the inspirations and influences that shape their designs. #WatchOnMagnoliaNetwork #MagnoliaNetwork #PointofViewADesignerProfile Discover more inspiring stories from Magnolia Network: Magnolia Network Show TV Guide: https://magnolia.com/watch/tv-schedule Ways to watch Magnolia Network: https://magnolia.com/watch Watch More Point of View: a Designer Profile: https://watch.hgtv.com/ Subscribe to Magnolia Network on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/magnolianetwork?sub_confirmation=1 Join Our Community: https://www.youtube.com/magnolianetwork/community [See More…]

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Transforming an 1890s Church into a Family Home in Pennsylvania | Magnolia Network 0 (0)

A couple breathes new life into the former St. Francis Xavier Church, a Landenburg, Pennsylvania icon since the 1890s. From sacristies to stained glass, they revive inviting features to ensure the community will feel welcome in their family home. Designers, builders and old-home enthusiasts in small towns and big cities across America reimagine and transform abandoned structures by preserving their historical integrity while giving them new purpose. #InWithTheOld #MagnoliaNetwork #Church #Pennsylvania #Abandoned Discover more inspiring stories from Magnolia Network: Magnolia Network Show TV Guide: https://magnolia.com/watch/tv-schedule Ways to watch Magnolia Network: https://magnolia.com/watch Watch More In with the Old: https://watch.hgtv.com/ Subscribe to [See More…]

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Inside the 1800s Brooklyn Brownstone Her Grandmother Saved | Diary of an Old Home | Magnolia Network 0 (0)

In Brooklyn, New York, a homeowner carried forward her family’s legacy by continuing the restoration of a Victorian era brownstone that her grandmother first began renovating in the 1980s. Full of ornate craftsmanship, rich architectural character, and decades of family history, the home was thoughtfully modernized to meet the needs of contemporary living while preserving the elegance and detail of its 19th century origins. This Brooklyn brownstone transformation is a heartfelt look at heritage, design, and the beauty of honoring the work started by those who came before. Diary of an Old Home shares intimate stories from homeowners who have [See More…]