Crumbling 1920s Colonial Home Given Rejuvenating Renovation |The Nate & Jeremiah Home Project | HGTV

A couple fell for the original charm of a crumbly 1920s Colonial, but they need Nate and Jeremiah's help to make it functional for their family. Before renovations can begin, the duo must determine what stays from a collection of hand-me-down furniture.
Designing duo Nate Berkus and Jeremiah Brent are helping moving families get a fresh start. They'll aid their clients in letting go of what they no longer need before renovating the property into the perfect dream home for the family's next stage of life.
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Crumbling 1920s Colonial Home Given Rejuvenating Renovation |The Nate & Jeremiah Home Project | HGTV
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[@susanmark2000]

I love this renovation. I love how N and J are so respectful of their client's hard work and money and their desires. Just lovely.

[@Catherineann413]

I love when you do a renovation and don’t remove a home’s character. Just beautiful & timeless ❤❤.

[@emilys3638]

I needed to read comments before watching to know if it would be painful to see or not, haha! So thanks for the heads up and here I go to watch!

[@iphoukwani]

thank you for doing more normal budgets, wealthy home projects are inspiring but loving the more real price tags. still a reach for so many but def more approachable!

[@jhutch1681]

The arrangement of the sunroom is so purposeful, and looks so much bigger and more inviting! The couple seemed so low key and unassuming, just an ordinary hardworking family, and it was touching to see the efforts made to make them so happy. Great job, yet again :)

[@lilalvarez1894]

The kitchen came out gorgeous! The mural makes it original.

[@passiveaggressive6175]

‘We’re gonna take care of you’😭😭😭😭😭😍😍😍😍❤❤❤❤

[@quiltingtothenines4254]

"Babe, they're here". "No, I'm going upstairs". I hear you Jeremiah, I was nervous too. But you stayed. You got to hear and feel the owner's awe and energy. Great job,. men.

[@susanbaker8130]

That mural was gorgeous! Inspired!

[@lyndioli]

That kitchen, WOW!❤

[@lisabailey6605]

Best kitchen I’ve seen in a very long time

[@tamirenno5845]

Nate and Jeremiah, you two do such amazingly beautiful designs, so personal to the home and homeowners, it’s truly so special,

[@divinesignatures6225]

Nate and Jeremiah did an amazing job and exuded love and admiration through the process. Very enjoyable to watch.

[@royaltii_]

So happy for them. 🎉😊

[@BrokeDadProductions]

There is no doubt about their talent, but somehow this house is the best -most comfortable- update yet. Congratulations to the homeowners. 😊

[@pennylane8318]

A lot of these old houses have sunrooms because there was no ac when they were built. People would sleep in the porches in the summer.

[@samanthab1923]

Reminds me of my great grand parents house in Yonkers. Had all the same things. Sun room, breakfast nook, fireplace & just that sense of warmth ❤

[@bernicevanwinkle1769]

DAMMIT, JEREMIAH!! I'M NOT CRYING, I'M NOT CRYING.... LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!!!!!!!

[@pennylane8318]

Stunning makeover! Love the kitchen mural.

[@kimberlyknowles6967]

I love the original red formica counters, they remind me of my Grammy's house❤

[@JessicaJLandi]

Clicked on this because I have & love colonial homes!

[@anna-taniatransylove5762]

I am so glad for them, that they like it so much😊

[@Doc1855]

I Love the stone fireplace.

[@WilldoAldone]

I would have kelped most of that original kitchen and worked with and around it. It certainly was the heart style of that home.

[@saraheschweiler4939]

Absolutely, yes. That original kitchen had tons of period charm, & surely it would have honored the house to do a sensitive renovation that kept more of that immensely charming original 1920s style.

[@jhutch1681]

@@saraheschweiler4939 ...maybe

[@susanmark2000]

@@saraheschweiler4939 I don't think that was the original kitchen.

[@ginacrusco234]

It's fun to watch these two update a space. What I like: fireplace left as it was; sunroom better utilized; dining room; kitchen island furniture. What I don't like: the big black hinges on the built-ins; the B&W diamond hearth; the oversized pendants. What I wonder: Does it really honor an artist to use a mural of someone else's design in her space?

[@rdrydnghdwolfe1396]

I completely agree about the B+W diamond hearth only because it fights with the beautiful river stones of the fireplace. The tiles are the same size as the stones, in fact. On their own, each is great. But they cancel each other out; jarring. Everything else (including the idea of a new hearth)--gorgeous. What a pretty house, and what nice people!

[@afriend2107]

Agree! First time I’ve not loved what they did (had to happen someday). They could have taken one of her art pieces and had it made into the wallpaper. The bw tiles looked awful with the stone and took away from the beauty of it. Still love their work and the two of them but this was a miss for me.

[@donnafuller3029]

I absolutely love all of it! Beautiful ❤❤❤

[@deeking3683]

Gorgeous! I want to move right in.

[@lindaortolano7837]

Hi Nate and Jeremiah! Wow! I just love you guys!!! You are both so awesome!! I would love to be able to afford to have you do my little Florida villa! This home came out beautiful!!! Hugs :)

[@EveMuldoon]

Your videos make me cry

[@N-A-uw5fp]

I loved this and it’s always so fun to see their reaction… but you didn’t show us when she realized the walls is her art too! Bummer!

[@emilys3638]

I'm not sure the wall mural was actually her art. I could be mistaken, but my impression was that it was a ready-made wallpaper that echoed and honored the style of her art. To bring it all together. But actually that would have been cool to use her art to make a custom wallpaper! And who knows, maybe you're correct and that is what they did, in which case, I agree it would have been fun to see her reaction!

[@tonipope3164]

They did it again....❤

[@maryregan7928]

The kitchen is amazing

[@jennifertoliver9546]

You guys make me cry!

[@brislingerland3742]

Amazingly beautiful, respectful and affordable. You guys are the best. Brigitte 🌷

[@Doc1855]

We finished building our house in September of 19. We HATE Gloomy Grey and Death Black interior colors, so we decided not to have any in our house. We chose “Rain Forest Green” and “Rainforest brown” granite for our countertops. Everyone loves the colors that we chose. They too are tired of all of the depressing gray and black colors in 75% of the homes today, at least in America.

[@debrap947]

Stunning, handsome indeed!

[@SleepyArcticBirds-ft4lb]

Stunning design❤

[@merima333]

the fireplace is a disaster

[@chefgirl1996]

Just wow, just beautiful

[@samanthab1923]

What’s in the basement? Laundry & is it remodeled?

[@sitigusmara9920]

Thank you nate & jem, for the beautiful design. wait for another project from both of you.

[@kerrylausier6361]

Perfection!!!

[@judyderieux8484]

You two nailed it......✨

[@ITcanB]

I would have liked to see them work with those cool vintage kitchen cabinets

[@jenniboo9441]

The kitchen cabinets were not vintage. They were just old. And ugly.

[@jhutch1681]

@@jenniboo9441 define vintage...

[@jhutch1681]

I still have the original cupboards in my kitchen, and new ones would be more practical in size, depth, finish, hinges (they won't accommodate modern hardware), drawer slides, lower drawers, I could go on...

[@amya9597]

Love the transformation.❤️

[@PinkysIronDoors]

Amazing work

[@jeancater1388]

Love it!❤

[@tchilds1077]

I wish they would have redone the fireplace!

[@jhutch1681]

I wouldn't have minded a coat of paint...

[@c.o3301]

So beautiful

[@jelsner5077]

Marble is a horrible choice for countertops unless you never cook. It scratches and stains too easily. Open shelving just allows all your dishes and glasswear to get dusty/greasy. The grey and white scheme already looks dated.

[@jhutch1681]

Grey is not my favourite, but I know a lot of people love it. I find it to be drab, most often. I also think the mural is busy, but then I prefer a clean, calm look. Nothing wrong with it, just different taste!

[@cathyshinkoskey125]

Beautiful!!!!

[@abundancelivingtv1271]

The home is nice

[@michaelgillespie502]

one question... do you get the client's approval on all selections? i.e the grey marble in the kitchen

[@jhutch1681]

I bet they do get approval on theme, colour scheme and most of the bigger items.

[@deborahapplebaum4313]

Why marble counter tops with small kids?

[@kathleen6349]

The kitchen mural was a great idea but it was cool tones & would have been offset better by some warmth, either in cabinet color or counter. Those shades of gray never make a house feels homey imo, more industrial perhaps.

[@catcatcat57]

Loved the kitchen did' not like the island cheap looking 😻

[@jhutch1681]

I think it looks rich and historical.

[@alisonshanahan9529]

A 90k downpayment is so cheap, the house next door just sold and required a 500k deposit and 13k a month repayments, that's Sydney Australia prices!

[@sherylbehrman3146]

No to the grey . Honey brown would be more vintage . Brass and warm colors .

[@nouhammaro2849]

ça se voit que vous ne cuisinez pas

[@zainahradwan5502]

Your work is neat keep it up

[@abigailking6017]

where's the fridge???

[@jhutch1681]

next to the stove?

[@elizabethharttley4073]

Marble on a kitchen is not my type of stone. Porous and not heat resistant...

[@sevdetetcioglu413]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@natalieh7585]

What about lead? Lead lead lead

[@dtylice]

Beautiful. But, gray 😒

[@mohonchh]

This was designed so weird. They should’ve moved the stove to the right side and left the left side blank. This would allow for a huge island for their family to sit around

[@jhutch1681]

But what about the frig? And then they would have had a big blank wall with no function...

[@theylied1776]

Handsome? What is that word that you keep using? I do not think it means what you think it means.

[@debrap947]

Merriam-Webster says, Handsome: having a pleasing and usually impressive or dignified appearance. I think they got it right.

[@theylied1776]

@@debrap947 I'm going to take a wild guess and say that you've never seen (The Princess Bride)? "Inconceivable"! The point is that when someone uses a word repeatedly, it loses all meaning. The word becomes a cliche and a crutch.

[@jhutch1681]

@@theylied1776 if that's all you didn't like, I guess it went pretty well!

[@theylied1776]

@@jhutch1681 What? It's a line from The Princess Bride.

[@drewconway7135]

Take a drink every time one of them says “timeless.” The lack of colors and that grey winterscape mural are so depressing. And why no upper cabinets in the kitchen? I’m glad the homeowners are happy, but I wouldn’t want all that beige and grey and white

[@craigtalbot607]

Hehehehehehe!! I usually despise grey decor, but for some reason this one works for me. Perhaps it’s the floors? I would NOT have done grey couch - and no uppers????? Although they do still have that awesome pantry!

[@lw3269]

I'm with you. I loved those old school pine cabinets. I would have just stained them and updated the hardware. Plus new countertops. But it's a matter of personal preference.

[@quiltingtothenines4254]

I love the classic grey. I rely on it for my home. It calms me down. Let your family and friends be the color and vibrancy.

[@amyelizabeth529]

​@@quiltingtothenines4254That's a very sweet sentiment. I'll be stealing that one. Thanks.😊

[@kaioiamo1503]

Because they didn’t decorate the house for you!!! This isn’t rocket science lol

[@co7314]

The river rock fireplace is hideous... The rock, the country hinges, the B&W hearth... barf! The whole point of an island is to sit at it... this island seats zero. It's insulting to an artist to have a stranger's work plastered in that giant scale in the most used room in your home. They ate up the whole budget with that impractical marble and slapped a bunch of grey paint everywhere. Awful.

[@jhutch1681]

ouch!

[@lisarussell8874]

WHY do they have such an aversion to color and liveliness???

[@KENTUCKYUSA1]

I hope it is a fad that will disappear in another decade or less. It is sterile.

[@thehungrygoldfish]

I find that funny because when rooms do have color, you people (strict no-nonsense judgmental design armchair ladies) complain that it's too much color. When rooms are neutral, it doesn't have enough color. Like what do you freaking women want? if there's no color you complain. If there's color, you still complain....Like what does a room have to look like in order for you ladies to not freaking complain for once in your miserable suburban housewife lives?! lol

[@M-M-EXTRA]

they can call themselves lucky the house still stands after 100 years….. looking at the construction materials used in the build

[@obelus5985]

I hate gray. It's boring and OVER.

[@jacobtracy7847]

I hate gray.

[@hammerheadth1034]

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[@hammerheadth1034]

? Ms// olivia

[@barbriley583]

Cramped

[@ΑντωνηςΜανωλαγκας]

Too traditional for me

[@darkangelstarspiritual9595]

hi guys

[@jstokes]

This is one of my favorites! It keeps the feeling of the house, and is so charming, elegant. It just perfect. I love it.

[@rozanapires5311]

Olá sou do Brasil ñ sei inglês Põe tradução pro português