1950s Home TRANSFORMED by Modern, Open-Concept Remodel | The Nate & Jeremiah Home Project | HGTV

A couple dreams of raising their own family in his grandparents' 1950s home, but the house needs major updates. Nate and Jeremiah help let go of the past and create a spacious open concept that works for a modern family while still honoring its past.
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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[@StephanieJoRountree]

Never liked arches around a stove, because they block prep area next to the stovetop.

[@RandysRides]

It's just silly...transfering hot pots and pans or adding ingredients will be a total pain in the ass.

[@sandraaj]

Was about to comment the same thing. It's not practical.

[@StephanieJoRountree]

@@sandraaj Exactly.

[@johnpickford4222]

Stephanie Jo Rountree: When you have your own designer show, then maybe people will believe you.

[@StephanieJoRountree]

@@johnpickford4222 They believe me because I've been cooking for over 50 years! I don't need a show to know the practicality, or lack thereof, in design.

[@mehrifeizi9188]

Love everything these two design

[@ginacrusco234]

Dining room/Family room please! I want to see if there is a reason to have a big dining area in the front room.

[@b0borden437]

I don't like walking into a house and seeing the dining room first. I think it should always be the living room.

[@jeanmariereed1646]

They didn't seem as excited as Nate and Jeremiah's other couples. They didn't run and hug them, at least on this video clip. I hope they did hug them in the end -- as Nate and Jeremiah did a beautiful job!! They were very fortunate to have Nate and Jeremiah's design eye for the interior design of their home. Everything Nate and Jeremiah does is so elevated and beyond beautiful!!!

[@RS54321]

They hugged them at the onset of the video! Regardless, what does that have to do with them reno'ing the house?

[@ronni6346]

Just WOW it is BEAUTIFUl I LOVE it! Well done guys. Just LOVE EVERYTHING wish it was my little home... It would have been nice to see the REST of the house.

[@yvonneschermerhorn866]

Yes, what do the bedrooms and bath(s) look like? $120 k for first floor area only??

[@marisolalmenara7658]

Loved this whole make over. Loved the colours in everything,... the floors! ❤

[@user-dl7ro5it7p]

$125,000 but no room for a descent coat or a bathroom?

[@Micheleh2o]

Absolutely stunning home makeover. You guys are the best!!!! 💯👍🏼

[@BillieKayy]

Yikes the stove area! Where are you suppose to put plates and prep your food. It’s going to be very difficult to clean.

[@donnafuller3029]

Beautiful as usual. J & N always do a great job ❤

[@Fouloul.]

For me, it's beyond unwelcoming to get straight to a table and no seating options when you enter a home. I home they have another entry!

[@tdewtx]

gray black gray black ... that is all the designers do. It is like that magenta floor tile he talked about. soon it will be out of style. Then he said you think it is to dark, No I LOVE it... it is not about you dude... it is about them... She loves cottage core and that is color.

[@KavyaSingh-318]

I know, I was wondering about that! During the initial de-brief in the family room, I thought she said she liked the beige and wood tones, and that they were going to be going for like an elevated cottage chic, and I don't know where that went.

[@passiveaggressive6175]

After binge watching this series all day, the main criteria for attracting N&J to a project is a s**t ton of money for them to spend. I totally respect it👍💵💵💵💵💴🤑

[@sableann4255]

THIS KITCHEN IS STUNNING!

[@susanmark2000]

What a wonderful transformation!

[@catherinecooper2360]

Very cool completion. Love that fireplace mantle! Kudos Nate and Jeremiah!

[@mpholephuthi]

Love the all black outfit on Jeremiah ❤❤

[@mykatv88]

Great home remodel, now it’s time for this 1953 single family home to be on your show next in Maryland

[@pman2916]

This house is practically a family heirloom. I hope he's ensured its security. Stunning job, boys, love it!! Where are the bedrooms though? And where did she get her flowers framed like that?

[@janefarero455]

There are places online that will frame flowers like that. My daughter did that 15 years ago and the flowers are just as beautiful today as they were then

[@AntonioMarques-bb1dg]

Very strange de dinner room on the entrance. For me I make de inverso, the fire place make the living room more cosy .

[@youtubeaddict1]

One day we'll be watching KZbin videos of designers closing in rooms and mocking how open and boring it used to be.

[@yvonneschermerhorn866]

😅

[@ginny0719]

Hope they don't bring back shag carpet or pink everywhere! Lol!

[@passiveaggressive6175]

Yes,it will be like in 2030 this is soooo……20s😂😂😂. What a wonderful house (for 2023😂). Best of luck to this lovely couple😊😊

[@happydays1336]

Because of being cooped up in their houses during COVID I've read that many people have been moving away from open concept because they found that they needed some privacy and alone time which open floor plans don't provide. Also, people don't like seeing dirty dishes, bar stools and refrigerators from the front door.

[@fattunicorns]

i’m already here and I HATE this style.

[@ginny0719]

That closed in stove is for someone that doesn't cook! It would be like trying to flip burgers in a closet! BAD CHOICE BOYS!!!

[@nissyc7056]

Exactly what I was thinking, disaster waiting to happen

[@patriciagurwitz509]

Gorgeous❤

[@janetstar702]

My HS sweet heart and I bought our first house a 1953; 4 bd 2bath 1,927 sqft. We need your advice to remodel our forever home. ❤

[@nikitaolafareabiwon7678]

“There’s something in my shoe.”… “Well, Nobody does that in a loafer” 😂🤣🤣🤣

[@vickykay3480]

They didn't show the finished slate dining room?

[@mariastellamelendez8670]

I love Nate and Jeremiah. When I watch the renovation process and the finished product, I think about how would I shop to reno my house. The wife said "I never even saw a stove like that". When I shop for furniture or appliances, just as an average homemaker, I like to look at every price range. How do I know what I like if I do not look at everything? We get set in our economic comfort zones. Can we just treat ourselves to an upgrade occasionally?

[@d.s.douglas1281]

Nobody does that 🔨in a Loafer 🤣 💜♾️🌟✨Nate&Jeremiah✨🌟♾️💜

[@sandraquito3540]

It is sooo hard not to love you guys! 💕

[@abundancelivingtv1271]

Beautiful couple!

[@carolyngrotaers4454]

A wonderful transformation. 😀

[@cyndiheinecke5074]

That was incredible!!

[@drewconway7135]

This is not my favorite of theirs. The rooms still look like they feel compartmentalized to me. That fireplace mantle is beat to hell and back. And it’s weird using Mediterranean design elements in decidedly non-Mediterranean climates. But I’m glad the homeowners like it-that’s what counts

[@jodiplock4784]

Beautiful

[@iphoukwani]

amazing kitchen!

[@greygirl1273]

They did not seem too excited 😢

[@ShaunaCross1]

sweet it's second generation family home.

[@cgravelle4937]

I do like open concept. But so have a feeling the old days of desperate rooms swollen coming back. Just like carpets have disappeared they WILL COME back again. Because how much more modern can we go. We have to go back in time again to bring back some of those same comforts that our parents and grandparents lived with. Modernization can only go so far when the real comforts of home start to disappear.

[@luciaconn6788]

was nervous but you did a beautiful job, a little Italianate

[@margaretbaham9827]

So beautiful!!!

[@maryregan7928]

Love the kitchen

[@stephh_nz]

Love it all - until I saw the arch over the stove. What a nightmare that would be… and super unsafe too.

[@Zoe-ge3kx]

Where is the living room?

[@anna-taniatransylove5762]

looks pretty

[@beverlydust5381]

The arches around the stove are not practical, and they didn't show the dining room ,to me it was very generic and didn't reflect their style. In this case I think that they missed the mark.

[@gracemarotta2769]

I love all your designs but the arch over the stove taking up space beside the stove when cooking is not right....

[@badclown08]

It looks much better but…I’m not a fan of the arches. It closes off space. I hate the stove being boxed in. The countertop should abut the stove for ease of moving pans and plates without going around a wall. I would have begged them or their help to remove the wing walls around the stove.

[@welshwitch4832]

zzzzzzz id be so disappointed, kitchen is nice if you are planning to spend most of your time in it, but i dont get that feeling its just a big space to open the pizza that got delivered lol No living room? sofas, cosy fireplace to sit around in the winter, just a big old table that doesnt look welcoming and to be honest ive been to homes where fireplaces are next to the dining table and its a nightmare, the owners love the cosy glow from the fire but from the moment you arrive you know everyone is vying for the seats furthest away from the fire lol, overheating while you are eating is not comfortable :(

[@fredricclack7137]

Crushed 💒🌺🌹

[@ndinomholondilula]

Minimal effort with big results is my over 35 moto

[@christineturner2767]

Can you come to Canada?

[@cheekyllamacreations]

Lovely but we didn’t see the living area 😭

[@Holidaygal]

Hope they have a powder room on the main floor.

[@ayshujk6423]

The alcove stovetop has no counter space, everytime they gotta work around it. It could get annoying after a while. The house looks dark, not airy & bright too, terribly designed.

[@erikaleonard2848]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@happydays1336]

I don't know why you'd take a bright and airy house and paint some of the walls dark with black countertops and backsplash. I have a problem with major depression which is why I don't like it, but dark is probably fine for people who have more stable moods. They sure made the tiny house look bigger. They did a good job on that. Black, grey and white is so boring.

[@happydays1336]

It's frustrating when some of my comments duplicate. I've only noticed a few of other people's comments that do this.

[@sandylafleur6330]

I love your show can not stand the edit job.. the focus in on faces and reply of something said it’s dizzy Go back to old format

[@jussarafernandes2392]

I think I didn’t like it. 🤔😑

[@colorsinthegarden2032]

I didn't like this one at all. Too many materials, a bad mix of old and new furniture and the color palette is weird.

[@ichig0tchi]

we didn’t even see the full reveal??????

[@RandysRides]

Just imagine the feet reek after a day of wearing dress shoes and no socks. That's just gross.

[@L.Spencer]

I don't wear socks and my feet don't smell.

[@happydays1336]

@@L.Spencer My feet and shoes don't smell, either. I think it's more typical for men and people who perspire a lot.

[@fransirahome]

Love the transformation.