Grand Designs UK | Full Episode | Season 17 Episode 4 | Hull

[@Jana-wz7dr]

Anyone can build a house with a large budget and countless people to do the work but what this couple accomplished is remarkable. Wishing Richard to remain healthy and the family to thrive in this home. Beautiful photos.

[@njabulodladla9374]

This couple has taught me that if the love is there nothing is impossible they’re inspiring. Mind you their budget was very tight ! But look at that masterpiece 🙌🏿

[@trevor9934]

What an inspiring story of not only vision and construction, but of triumph over adversity, determination, loyalty, love and creativity. A wonderful family. As a photographer myself, I love the images taken of the course over time. These are technically great, artistically engaging and tell a totally engaging story. Total respect and hope for a long and happy life together for the whole family. They deserve nothing less.

[@vikingen669]

Now, this was fantastic. Just watched another episode of GD where a couple spent 800K and the place looked like crap. This place is not only nicely and beautifully done but must be one of the best value for money ever. Congrats!

[@uae6969]

The way he speaks, the way he expresses himself, and the way he describes things around him is wonderful, And amazing I really learn a lot from you bravo please continue

[@davidwiseman7774]

These people are absolute heroes, keeping going in the face of everything. And they have amazing skills, great taste and huge fortitude.

[@mauriceomondi3019]

one of the best episodes so far, got to learn alot from this couple. Wishing Richard full recovery and more life.

[@doktergroen]

That woman is a brilliant photographer.

[@OntarioLakeside]

Is there a revisit for this episode? It would be great to see it finished.

[@ninoellison7793]

Utterly remarkable and so inviting…and what a positive and charming creative couple. Love their creation and interiors, and it will only get better. A huge congrats!

[@andrewjones-productions]

A remarkable vision with a remarkable effort. I am in awe at the dedication of Richard and Felicia. People of weaker character would have given it up following Richard's illness. Richard didn't allow the passage of time, fate or a limited budget to stop him. He just ploughed on and Felicia stood by him, with him and put her faith in him. A couple that deserve and can command respect. Whilst not completely finished, the results speak for themselves and it is a beautiful home that will just continue to improve. If anything, it not being finished is probably the most suitable scenario for Richard.

[@sean6387]

Fabulous. Much more so than the Kent conversion. A home built with the hard work, smiles and tears of a lovely family.

[@vanwestza]

This project (I get the sense that this space will continue to evolve) really encapsulates the two different personalities. Richard's meticulous nature and Felicia's eye for detail. It's very rare for the two to live in harmony. Really speaks to their appreciation and love for one another.

[@berilbasako]

One of the best episodes ❤ I wish to the family happy and healty long years together.

[@davidwiseman7774]

I love Kevin's energy too.

[@anonduckduck]

Having been in little Maya's position many years ago, living through your parents attempting to build their dream home and enduring a much diminished quality of life for many years as a result can really suck. Incredible job keeping this within budget though, hopefully they get to wnjoy the fruits of their labour for generations to come

[@nickyshaw7677]

I don't agree that her quality of life was diminished because they were living in a small flat. Many people, if not most people, live in small spaces and their lives are not terrible

[@robthewaywardwoodworker9956]

Tremendous effort all around. What an undertaking. Well done everyone involved.

[@kojoabaka]

This is one of the best episodes of GD!! I will always be rooting for this family. Their bond is also so amazing! I pray they have very long lives in this house and continue to make a lot of amazing memories here. God bless them. By the way, is it just me, but Maya reminds me a lot of Trixie from the TV series, Lucifer.

[@EmiliaLim-qw7md]

The best, by far!

[@maddydegger6341]

One of the best !

[@williambaartman6442]

Excellent show…., really inspiring. I enjoy every single episode…..

[@Batirtze-b6x]

It's such a beautiful house!!!!!!☺️☺️☺️🩵💙💚💛🧡🩷🖤🩶🤍

[@rhov233]

That budget is ridiculous. What an amazing achievement.

[@matsudaseiko]

sweet MOVING sometimes i definitely didn't expect from this programme

[@mywatertechnologies]

Great achievement. And TBH true #granddesing. Bravo!

[@beautifulcrazy]

Did anyone notice how handsome Richard is? Mmm a Richard Gere kinda guy. Lovely home.

[@lordwalker71]

Looks nothing like Richard Gere

[@Marceopeletay5423]

Por favor pongan lus sustitutos ,soy fan vi todas las temporadas en Netflix mas de una vez

[@BatVin]

After watching this I feel kind of stupid having spent close to $1M on renovation of a house which is still not finished and nowhere as cool as this one. Glad it worked so well for them in the end.

[@karman79]

Great example of determination but I can't help thinking, why does it have to be so big? If the house was like one third smaller, it would still be a spacious home for 3 persons.

[@twinejosh6344]

Amazing

[@lucasoldati4817]

The retaining walls must have supported the thrust before the concrete ceiling was poured on top. Ceiling could "be one" with the walls due to steel bars being left from the walls pouring in order to connect the two elements, but the structural tasks of the two were necessarily separated and so they are after. Nice project though!

[@100AnniDiSolitudine]

have you ever seen Yerebatan Sarayi in Istanbul?

[@langwanyanomcebohlatshwako4313]

I don't get the one bathroom 😢

[@maluneid5277]

Seen it before, but still interesting!

[@ursa4212]

Why not take upon something simple and enjoy it together, while the girl is till living with them? Children grow up in a heartbeat.

[@trevor9934]

I understand your concern. However, from what I can see from the video and the still images that document those years, there is no evidence that Mia wanted for attention, love and affection. On the contrary, she seems obviously engaged with, and delighted in, the project and gained a lot that the children of those who take the easy life may not learn: purpose, creativity, application, determination, endurance. This is not an off-the-shelf situation for the excellent reason you would not be seeing it: the series is, after all, called Grand Designs, and with that comes the inevitable expectation of demands, challenge and commitment. What I saw demonstrated here was not just the story of a challenging build, but of a family that held together through extreme challenges and that is far more character-building than taking an easy road. As someone once said, we are shaped in the shadows so we can shine in the light...

[@nickyshaw7677]

​@trevor9934 well said 👏 Some other person commented that her quality of life was finished because they were building for so long and living in a flat. Utter nonsense

[@raulc398]

Where is she from? Brazil?

[@alexsilva-vn7jc]

Hungarian

[@v79benno]

She is from Hungary.

[@darylwilliams7883]

Welcome to Khazad Dhum! Where's the Balrog?

[@BearachMT]

He has been smote upon the mountain ;o)

[@Xyzabc998]

Completely amazing story, dedication and effort but why oh why do they want a house that is >400m2 for three people. It is absurd. There is such a waste of space. The breached wall is such a statement in a lovely location. Mature trees on one side, fields along one elevation and all for less than budget, though not finished.

[@lordwalker71]

The actual living quarters are not that big, most of the place is for his work shop and her office and other work space

[@sandradearias198]

Over 460 m2 house and still, only one bathroom?

[@becaarqs]

OMG!!! What a silly project.