Ben & Erin Give A Victorian Vibe To A House For Three Siblings! | Home Town
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The Paulsen siblings are looking for a house in Laurel where their families can stay when they visit their dad, and who can help better than Ben & Erin?
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From Season 7 Episode 3
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That dining table is worth a fortune. That alone would cost at least $10,000 in an upscale furniture store. It's unbelievable Ben's talent.
That table is amazing
He should sign his pieces - they're works of art! ❤
Wow!! Another fantastic design by Ben and Erin. I love that Erin generally stays true to the original style of the home. And that table is absolutely gorgeous!
Ben's design and execution of the expanding star table are amazing! I have just three words for this reno -- "Oh my god-sh!"
THE. PORCH. What a dream.
I'm always amazed by your transformations. You keep (or add back like in this one) the character and warmth, but still do a wonderful refresh. Ben's beautiful wood projects are a huge bonus!
If I could have anyone decorate my home it would be Erinn and Ben!! Love love their style. ❤
Such a beautiful transformation! Wish we could’ve seen the whole house!♥️
That’s how a Southern Victorian should look!
Ben and Erin are the best.
oh wow! The table! Everything! I give this Reno 100/100
Y'all do amazing work! That table! That porch! The kitchen and original wood work! It's all so good! So thankful y'all share what you do with the world! May the Lord continue to bless you!
Erin I love you just had to feed Ben a bite of Gingerbread!
Ben and Erin did a wonderful job on this house.
That table is incredible
Love the transformation of the house exterior, the mill work you styled and cut, that table is amazing, and how you brought life to such an ugly old interior.
Oh, wow that's a beautiful house and table❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊
The siblings are goals!
My very favorite "rehab" you all have done!!! Can you tell I'm an historic house nut??? Beautiful!!! You know, as a designer myself, I see a couple little things I would have done a little differently, but that is to be expected... but, overall, a Grand Slam!!! 😊🥰😊
Amazing transformation!
Table is insanely cool!!!!!!
Gorgeous job. Only one correction. The gingerbread on victorian homes is usually machine made, which is how it could be installed affordably
I think that this one is my favorite so far!
LOVE LOVE the outside!
Beautiful❤
AMAZING !!!
Creative explosion!😅❤
Красивая пара!
I wish they would have been consistent in leaving the dark wood trim. The wallpapers are beautiful!
If Laurel had good air quality I'd move there. Sperling's Best: Air Quality Index
The annual BestPlaces Air Quality Index for the Laurel area is 43 (100=best). The US average is 58.
43 / 100
This is based on new measures of hazardous air pollutants from the EPA, called the National Air Toxics Assessment. This analysis models respiratory illness and cancer risk down to the zip code level, providing better detail and insight than the previous analysis based solely on results from air monitoring stations.
Smart investment for them.
Less of the intro chat and more renovation please :) These two are amazing!
Does anyone know what the paint color on the cabinets is?🙏🏼🤞🏼
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I am so sad that wall paper is being used more and more. 😟
In whose memory was this episode dedicated to?
So this is a holiday home?
Totally not my taste at all, but the color of the house is lovely, with the white trim, so nice and fresh. Hate the trellis under the porch, it makes it look cheap. Inside is nothing I like, way too dark for me, I wish they would not have darkened that beautiful floor. Absolutely hate all that busy, overcrowding wallpaper, it makes me feel claustrophobic and nauseous The dining table is awesome. It all just screams GRANDMAAAAAA to me.
Go design your own house.
BRILLIANT
Gorgeous job. Only one correction. The gingerbread on victorian homes is usually machine made, which is how it could be installed affordably