My $1 House: The Most Drastic Change Yet (Week 25)

[@MaureenTheTemp]

It isn't Sunday without the $1 house video!

[@TiaWeston]

🥰❤️❤️

[@LiyahMichelle]

No seriously I look forward to it

[@melaniehellum1281]

It's my favorite Sunday morning go to.hope it saves other older homes.

[@ewidmer1]

Agree

[@ambercurrie7223]

Same

[@krislange1186]

My jaw just dropped when you said you were going to put stained glass in the T! The brick for the chimney also was a fantastic idea. I'm so happy that you brought this little house back to life and didn't go "modern" and "update" it. She's going to enjoy you living in her! LOL!

[@nylarobinson4508]

25 weeks in, you can't even recognize that old, run down storage building you bought for $1. Beautiful job, Tia!

[@justice4USA]

THANK YOU GOD FOR DADS. 💞💞💞💞💞💗💗💗💙💙💙💙💗💗💗💟💟💟💓💓💓💞💞💞💞💞

[@titalinda8515]

My Dad died when he was 32 and I had just turned 8. I think God gave you an incredible gift with that Dad you have. I wish him a long life. ❤❤❤

[@grannykatnewx7898]

Same. I was three. I like to think we would've had the type of relationship Tia and her father do❤️

[@yvondaj3289]

❤❤❤agreed

[@christiamichael9232]

I don't think I've ever been so proud of someone I've never met! ❤

[@zoponex3224]

well said

[@OrangeySky11]

@@zoponex3224I know what you mean. Me too!

[@hollyhenrey5305]

I was just thinking that! Absolutely.

[@MsGringa24]

Well she does have her dad helping!! 😉

[@randomcontent8459]

Being an artist and refurbisher also, I have a suggestion for the floor patch. It WILL bother you in time because it's not centered between the "T" and color variation could be dramatic. Throw rug a simple solution, but rather than hide it, how about making it special using the wood already present? Map out a squashed diamond pattern (side to side) on the floor and center of "T" opening (and encompassing the oak square), then cut and remove ALL the pieces inside your shape. Reassemble those pieces BACK into the floor, weaving the oak and maple together. You'd basically be creating a diamond-shaped "inlay" into your floor, marrying the two different woods for a beautiful transition from one room into the other. Square shape or starburst would work as well. You get the idea, I think?

[@mjay4700]

I would just remove the oak, find some similar maple and weave it back in to break up those seams.

[@melodyfisher1512]

It reminds me of a secret trap door. Who knows, maybe it was at one points, years ago…

[@colettesantoro8797]

@@melodyfisher1512No. secret trap door. It was where the heat came up from the basement. No idea why it wasn’t centered, maybe just to bother us OCD people.😂

[@nellayema2455]

Everyone needs a dad like yours. I really enjoy seeing this house come together.

[@barbarat1050]

If my Dad was still with us when I bought my house, so much more would have been updated❤

[@titalinda8515]

White ceilings give the sensation of a bigger space between your head and the ceiling. A black ceiling feels like the ceiling is falling on your head. I had a dark ceiling once, I had to paint it white, it felt awful and dark.

[@sanr6816]

My 94 hear old aunt passed away and left me a house built in the early 40s and i restored the wood floors that had been covered with carpet for 50 plus years...the floors literally make the house..mine look exactly like yours 😂😂😂the floors in my lil cottege house is the most beautiful part to me. You've done an AMAZING job here ❤❤❤🎉

[@anthy9986]

When you hang the ceiling tiles you should center them on the lights in the living room so you don't have the lights mounted off center of a tile

[@ksytube]

2nd this! I lived in old building that had tin ceilings, and when they installed lighting, it was off-center in every panel. It looked horrible, and I still remember it to this day.

[@georgeobrien7716]

For the black stains on the flooring, try using oxalic acid. This comes in powder form you mix with warm water. Menards should carry it in the paint department.

[@Fuzzyedgz]

Good to know!!

[@JasonHuebel]

Definitely prefer the white ceiling tiles. The dark ones would make that room feel like a cave. I know you said last week that you like low light, etc, but I would manage that with dimmable bulbs and curtains. That will allow you to brighten up the room at-will. The dark tiles would just make the room feel permanently dark.

[@kathleensauerbrei5199]

I agree with the white ceiling tiles definitely What a wonderful difference all that trim and Sandy have made. It’s coming close and you’re doing such a wonderful job with your father

[@MsGringa24]

Me too! Dark ones would darken room.

[@Binnacle33]

Hi Tia. I just want to say, prior to any disappointment later with your beautiful maple floors, the aged patina on top of them will go all the way through them due to the porous nature of wood. You will never achieve that lively golden tone once you apply your finish. It will darken . It is best to apply a lightener/conditioner first , perhaps a slight toner to even out the colour and then apply a finish. I think that your $1. home is just lovely, and I am always pleased when your vision gets played through like your bathroom, for example.

[@careyhogue7111]

I smile every Sunday when I see your new video has come up. Thanks.

[@TiaWeston]

Thanks for the support!💓💓

[@danreed7889]

I do too

[@madi_was_here]

The stained glass is the best idea. You can install hooks and just hang the stained glass pieces. That way you can always purchase new designs or change them with the seasons. Just an idea! If you need a stained glass artist, I can help for sure! (or faux stained glass artist, which is a lot cheaper if you're on a strict budget)

[@TiaWeston]

Love this idea! If you do stained glass message me on instagram @tia_weston would love to check out your work!

[@bellas1397]

That's a great idea. Also, if you custom stain glass, can you share a link / insta, etc? We're looking to do some as well. thanks

[@tiersashearrill5476]

Hey if you’re going to use a decorative tile where the art room meets the laundry area you should tile the whole laundry area since it would be a “wet room”.

[@irene3196]

Good thought.

[@ldcraig2006]

That's a very good idea! Perhaps the same tile used in the bathroom, if there's any left over? It wouldn't take much.

[@ksytube]

Should also install a pan, in case the washer leaks at any point. Then run the drain line from the pan to a sump pit or other utility sink drain in the basement. Much easier to do this now, rather than later.

[@kathygreer2097]

Agreed 😊

[@KayInMaine]

Floors are looking great but I absolutely love the craftsmen's styled woodwork around the doors and windows. Just gorgeous!

[@darrellwalker3403]

I’m in the HVAC business, you need to install return air duct even if it is just one large register upstairs on the main floor otherwise the only air you are exchanging is in the basement. Get your furnace guy to do this asap, or you will not be very comfortable and your filter will get dirty much faster.

[@gergrenier3994]

They could possibly used the area where the wood is mismatched

[@rebeccarodgers1716]

You can’t blow air into a bottle! A return is a MUST!

[@ispymoni]

Meanwhile, without a return air duct I'd shut the unit off before removing the old filter. I was waiting for the plastic wrap from the new filter to get sucked into the fan!

[@sandieemig4593]

My son is an HVAC tech and he is solving the return problem in his house by creating a window seat in their attic bedrooms. He is building a window seat with three front divisions on the face of the box. He'll put screens on the bottoms for the return. Hidden but beautiful and useful. Perhaps you could do that in your LR.

[@dianemccarthy9331]

The house has open vents in the floor already. They are larger than the ducted heat vents. One in the living room in front of the "T" wall (left side), in the master closet, beside the chimney in the dining room and beside the laundry area in the studio. Not sure about the kitchen and bathroom.

[@JulesGrooveTube]

Suggestion - get some frosted window cling film for your bathroom windows. You just cut it to fit, spray the window with water then apply the film. If you change your mind later, you just peel it off. No glue/adhesive. You still get the light but nobody can see in. 👍 The place is really coming together! You and your dad are doing a fantastic job! 💪🏡👍

[@Binnacle33]

@JulesGrooveTube I love these products. I rent so these are the answer to getting light plus privacy.

[@bmax43]

The white ceiling tiles will make the room appear larger and are better suited for the room. You are not far from move in day. Your videos are so uplifting and satisfying. Thank you for your dedication to making this house your home and taking us along with you. God bless.❤❤❤

[@MelindaWalker-p4x]

I have changed my opinion - now that I see the whole space- white tiles!

[@ldcraig2006]

Your Dad is a superstar. There aren't too many willing to "hang from the trim" to adjust it into place! 😄 I love how your house is coming together. You've put so much thought and care into every step along the way, and you've invited us along on this journey with you. You've brightened my Sunday morning each week. Thank you!

[@judyshort38]

In the last video, you were talking about white grout for between those terra cotta colored tiles. I don't think that is the way to go. First of all, that would make for a very busy, broken up, pattern in there. And a darker, matching color would make more of a cohesive look. Just my opinion.

[@toby7jolly]

Also, white grout is nearly impossible to keep white.

[@moniquepaiement2270]

I like a dark gray grout in between the tile with terra cotta colored tiles. Looks more rustic.

[@carlotta4th]

Also people should keep in mind white grout will just look grey anyway. It gets dirty SO easily, you *cannot* keep it clean and I absolutely wouldn't recommend white grout for any project ever.

[@InsideKarensHead]

taking the sawdust from sanding can then be added to glue and pushed into the cracks and then once dried sanded one last time and voila. Gorgeous floors.

[@sallybrown359]

When you and your dad are finished, take a picture in your overalls to hang up.

[@Snoops510]

Everyone deserves a Dad who will hang on the wall for them. I like your logic regarding the white ceiling tiles making the room brighter. We're so impressed with your renovations....great job.

[@lynelalonde2827]

I recommend putting in a floor drain and tiles where your washer will be for three reasons. 1. It’s required by some building codes when a washer is not in a basement. 2. If your washer ever overflows it won’t damage the floor because the water just goes down the drain. 3. If you want to clean under the washer, you just use a hose and wash it all down. If you plan to use a hose, do 1-2 rows of tiles on the wall. Under the tile do a water proofing membrane like the ones under a shower. Hardware stores can show you what I mean.

[@koma1174]

If the floor boards in the laundry closet are maple, then you could switch it with the square repair section boards in the living room to match.

[@romellesperal2325]

Yes, yes, yes! Hello from Hebron, ND!

[@susangotch5216]

What a smart idea!

[@kimyoung7616]

Love how you trimmed out the front door/big window area to look like one component. I have been wondering how you were going to do that. Looks great! Can’t wait to see next week how the floors look with the clear coat!!!

[@tracyplath863]

LOVE the way the floors and trim all turned out! Our little 1916 home has the same trim and floors, but I think our old floors are pine. Not worth as much as other hardwood, but still so pretty. Seeing what you do here really gives me good ideas for our place. Also, when we renovated five years ago we had several stained glass pieces added like you're talking about for the living room, and let me tell you it is so worth it! The light through those windows never fails to lift my spirits.

[@EchoWildAdventures]

Whoa! That clawfoot tub just pops against the wallpaper. It’s just gorgeous ❤

[@shesoverit2302]

You're so blessed to have a father like the one you have! What a gift that he's giving you to help you through this process. He's teaching you a skill and leaving you with a gift that will benefit you long after he's gone. You're beyond blessed!

[@Fuzzyedgz]

Honestly it seems as though Tia is teaching Dad lol. I believe they are learning together 😊

[@anotherdayatthefeast8100]

Sunflower seed is all I give the birds besides suet. Other types of seed get dropped in the gardens and create weeds. The bonus is birds plant sunflowers in my gardens.

[@jonbudy]

Hi Tia, I watched your video as I have since the regaining , you said you loved that square in your floor where they patched the floor ! I had a very similar situation my mother was a painter so. She painted a large square patch like a beautiful rug with tassel’s on the edges then when they came and put the shiny cote on the floor it looked so beautiful ! This beautiful throw rug. Everyone that came over loved the painted rug! Just a thought !

[@vc9325]

For the clear coat on the floor, Benjamin Moore has a poly that’s called Stays Clear -it really does! All other poly’s get yellow. I wish I had used Stays Clear on my white Oak floors. They were so beautiful right after we sanded them

[@silverstatepicks]

Benjamin Moore has the best paint and products

[@vc9325]

@ I dont know, but that particular one I like

[@christya2488]

As a girl, I can not tell you how much I admire you. You are an inspiration! I wish I had the knowledge and the ability that you have. I can only imagine the incredible sense of satisfaction and achievement that you must have creating this beautiful home for yourself. It's really great!

[@dnonya5208]

White ceiling is beautiful ❤. Your channel is so pleasant to watch...soft spoken, no complaining, you just attack the projects you need to do.❤❤❤

[@lesliesnowdon8490]

If you don't want such a stark white, you could rub on some contrast colour that would highlight the pattern and bring down the brightness.

[@joantrotter3005]

I suggested a gold or copper, with the white going to the antique white she painted the other room.

[@elizabethfleck6536]

Soo glad you are sharing with all of us!!

[@TiaWeston]

Thank you so much for the support!!🙏🏼💓💓

[@angeltt4390]

If you seal all of the raw chipboard wood edges on the bathroom furniture with pva glue or clear silicone sealant it'll prevent the chipboard from drawing in moisture and swelling over time.

[@nancye1436]

The addition of the trim in your living room made a huge difference! What a welcoming home you are creating for yourself.

[@hollyvanostrand4292]

Have you ever thought about placing your tub at a slight angle? You would have more space to walk to toilet, you would be able to enjoy looking out the window while you soak, and your access panel would more easily accessible

[@annhopper6959]

The only thing I would have done differently is to find an old dresser that is more the style you hay in the bathroom and use that for your vanity. The one you have is really nice but just a bit modern for the style you have in there. Maybe down the road you will find one that you can refinish to use as a vanity? Please don’t take this comment as a criticism it is just a suggestion and only my opinion. You have done an amazing job!! And your home is beautiful!

[@colettesantoro8797]

I whole heartedly agree.👍

[@marywest2896]

I hope you think about what I'm about to suggest, I hope you think about one of those kits for your tube, those shower curtains that completely encircle your tub, they hang from the ceiling, reason I say this, if you take a bath but use your hand hose to say rinse your hair, you could accidently have overspray hit your wall and window sill...since your tub is soooo close to that wall having a curtain at least around by the wall can protect it from overspray...besides those kits are so beautiful and really finish off the look of the tub...you can get it in chrome to go with your tub and faucet....but you probably already thought about it to finish off the look of your tub anyway...a plain clear plastic liner curtain can work and not take up visual space, but a white cloth over curtain can look pretty too...but you can really go to town with the shower curtain....

[@keithmartin8012]

You are an inspiration Tia. No nonsense and hard working young lady. Your parents must be so proud of you. Keep up the great work!!

[@conniemcgettigan9442]

Love how your Dad is so there to help. So incredibly lovely. Enjoy every minute of it! ❤️

[@2013DarcyHighlandHillsLLC]

Holy cow I'm # 14 in comments and there's 1153 people and 306 that have seen this video and it's only been on 6 minutes.... Great job Tia!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@dawnberonilla7621]

Watching you and your Dad frame the T shaped wall restored something in me. He is so wholesome! You two are awesome and definitely a Sunday morning staple in our house. Your hard work is paying off big time! The house looks so good.

[@ranns160]

I love the children’s voices in the background. They are enjoying the warmer weather.

[@Geema2004]

That’s on the music she is playing!

[@ranns160]

@ I’m not so fond of the music but when she was outside is when I heard the children. I usually mute the music, no dis at all. I love her and her dad and all her content.

[@simonem.3092]

Saw safety-PLEASE look at 12:21 ish where your knee is dangerously close to saw zone. We all need reminders when we get too comfortable and forget. ❤

[@CathiePetrasek]

You have given this house so much character that it never had before. Fantastic! I don’t know what my favorite accomplishment is anymore.

[@collinsddc1206]

🌺I had a dad like yours, miss him so much, so great watching yours help you. I’m older and this has been such a blessing watching you both work together as you continue rebuilding this old house to your dream home for now. Continue on young lady!

[@ajbcreationsmt]

Your house series has quickly become my most anticipated video to look forward to each week! It's looking amazing Tia!

[@janicebean5448]

You being an artist, could paint the piece of wood where the heat was in the living room.Paint a beautiful design on it and paint the rest of the square black.It will look like a really nice art rug.

[@christinafreitag7792]

I vote for the white tile. I love the simple design. Plus, if the white is the problem, you can always paint it. You are making an amazing home for yourself. Love the bathroom !! Love from Fargo, ND

[@rorybellamy2533]

Good old hard work. I am impressed! furring strips on the ceilings would help to apply the ceiling tiles . these are great memories to keep with Dad. my famous saying for floor scratch is "throw a rug over it "

[@martykendall6547]

Here’s my problem on the ceiling tiles. I like the white for color and the bronze for design. Now if the bronze ones were white … ‼️

[@judithl-akathesausageinspe9388]

I agree 😊

[@margreetdoodeman1441]

I like the bronze so much, i have been thinking of putting it to the wall to make a cosy corner. Did not find the place yet, my house is pretty full already.

[@bellas1397]

Both are beautiful but I thought the simplicity of the design on the white ones, given the size of the space would be more proportional to the room. I was thinking the bronze ones may create a bit more of a closed in feeling.

[@wtogspedersen860]

Big job but she could always paint the bronze ones white or even a cream colour.

[@wtogspedersen860]

For the floors you can mix some of the sawdust with glue and press it into the bigger cracks. Make sure to clean them out first. Then just sand them flat.

[@elisabethhansen9871]

Every sunday around 5 pm i watch your video. It is a kind of prelude to our dinner. My husband and I discusses the way you do the house, and there is a lot i like very much. Especially the trims around the windows and doors. I admire that you sand down your floor instead of putting new one in. That you want to bring back the originally housee. We ourselves had a house we renovated, so we know the hard work. I am from Denmark and I love to see differences in the way we have build our houses😂. You will not see a house build in timber like yours in Denmark. Not even an old one. And we have very stricts codes as to building and renovating. I cant wait to ne t week and a big hug from Denmark😊

[@deborahgillespiewalter514]

We had hardwood floors in all the rooms except kitchen and bathroom. He sanded and sealed with polyurethane. He put plastic up between the rooms and did one room at a time. Winter, eight kids, 2 parents, dog and cat shuffled from room to room during the process for weeks. It came out great, but, wow, what a challenge for the whole family.

[@chrissyuful]

Be sure to test out the ceiling tiles with soft lamp lighting and greenery to get a fuller effect of the finished result.

[@tayet6875]

Tia, I thought that craftmen style trim looked good before, but now it is really pulling the whole house together! Week 25! I can't believe what a mountain of work you have done so far! I am really looking forward ro you getting to move in❤

[@toddandtom5004]

Your floor is mostly Curly Maple, very nice. Also, consider 2” matching wood blinds and Plantation Shutters, for window treatments.

[@shanerechner5858]

Looking at the early videos, it is amazing the transformation this house has gone through! Excellent job Tia.

[@TheDog_Chef]

I love leaded glass, in my house I used colorless glass lots of beveled glass and different textures, really bounces the light around the room.

[@Brittt001]

Grabbed my coffee and settled in ready to watch!!

[@TiaWeston]

☕️💓💓

[@MJFinn-d7d]

Thank you Tia for showing that a woman is very capable of so much physical work. This is what I did when I was young, and people didn't believe a female was capable. This is so rewarding - taking a sad old house and giving her a proper facelift. A true labor of love.

[@lynnwenzel]

I love your tub so much! Your hard wood floors look amazing! I love how the trim work is making the rooms look awesome! Glad you picked the white ceiling tiles.

[@paperchaser9565]

Just a thought…due to my bad back… I had a plumber/carpenter raise up the bathroom vanity by adding 2 x 4s to the bottom to raise it up so I don’t have to bend down to the sink. I tiled the bottom wood to match the floor. Looks good, I just needed longer plumbing pipes under the cabinet. Saves my back.

[@cra5ychi7d12]

I’m an interior design major currently! I grew up doing home diys and fixer uppers. Watching you work with your dad brings so much meaning to me! I love that the house is a little funky and is not perfect! Some of us can see the beauty in run down homes while others have a harder time!

[@Tomwalked100]

Suggestion: Do an Iridescent glaze on the ceiling tiles with an ‘other than white’ tint. Pure white = very stark.

[@jennetterodriguez6665]

You're such an inspiration, Tia! Your #1 fan here from the Philippines 🇵🇭! Love your dad, too!❤

[@lindahess6529]

Your goal of making every room something you love is what we all should aspire to do. It's a great goal. I love your enthusiasm! And I love that you are willing to accept the small flaws, like the mis-matched floorboards in the living room. I think it adds character and enhances the history of the house. You are doing a wonderful job. Love the plans you have for the T-shaped wall with the stained glass and hanging plants. It will look amazing! I'm looking forward to what comes next.

[@cherylhuhn6180]

Oh my gosh the bathroom is awesome

[@robinsouth8555]

I like the pattern on the dark tile, but in white is much better. Maybe, paint/stencil a rug pattern on the square repair on the floor?

[@juliederry3719]

Omg Tia that bathtub is so beautiful, it looks perfect in your bathroom, love how the floors are looking, same as the trims around the doors and windows, it’s all coming together beautifully, tfs 🫶🏻 Julie 🇬🇧

[@wtogspedersen860]

You could take ghe hardwood from the laundry closet and out it in the sqare where the heat vent was in the living room. Then tile the laundry room with the same tile as the bathroom. Would tie it in really well.

[@kellyk7419]

That bathroom! GORGEOUS ❤

[@jeanievonberge3723]

Love seeing people using 3M products. My husband and I both retired from 3M, he had 35 years, I had 27.5 years. Your support goes towards our future pension checks. Thank you.

[@garymucher4082]

Just an idea. When you finally get to hanging the ceiling panels. Take the time to start in the very center of the ceiling and see how those panels fall into every corner first. That way if you see you can adjust your starting point to make it look better, you can at that time. Otherwise you could end up with a small sliver in the corners and look not so well... Thumbs Up!

[@AlaskaBrandy]

It made me smile seeing the changes this week! You are going to love your little house for years to come! I voted white and I think you will be very pleased with that choice. Yes, during the winter, we need as much brightness as possible. I can't wait to see what you accomplish this week. Your positivity, determination and love are shining through in every project.

[@AndrewCSmith529]

This is my favorite part of Sunday. The progress of this house is mind blowing. The white ceiling tiles are the better choice and will brighten up the room and make it look taller. Great job Tia. 👍👍

[@libertygiveme1987]

Tia, it's looking SOOOOO GREAT!!!! That Clawfoot Tub is JUST GORGEOUS, and the Trim in the Livingroom MADE A MAJOR DIFFERENCE!!!! Thanks for letting us HANG WITH YOU AND YOUR DAD FOR A LITTLE WHILE!!!!

[@katemoore6249]

Wow!! I love the trim. I think the white ceiling tiles are much better! Also love the tub!! I'm getting excited for you!! You are blessed to have your dad helping you.

[@LilaHarris-ri8rd]

You could take the wood out of your closet and swap with the patch in your living room… great job ❤️🇨🇦❤️

[@paulamarie631]

I love that you took a moment and fed the birds. Love your videos every Sunday!!

[@kellilandry2825]

I’m thrilled you’re taking the time and money to do the trim that way! It really elevates the look! And I love the imperfections in the floor as well. 👍🤩

[@gytannia]

Love the Sunday mornings with Tia! I get up early just to catch it sooner. lol Lovely work on the little house, Tia and parents!

[@RitaVernoy]

The white tiles will be great! I love the woodwork, it makes the house into something that looks like it was always there.

[@karenhurd9792]

You are SO CLOSE to moving in! We are all so excited for you🤗

[@Cherylynn-113]

Absolutely love watching you restore your home. For the hardwood floors in the living room, have you thought about painting some artwork on the patch. I have seen some beautiful artwork on some wood floors.

[@ginasample5465]

Best part of Sunday morning! ❤

[@TiaWeston]

🥰❤️

[@rzrabbit]

I'm beginning to see your vision, it's Stunning Tia, and created with your own two hands. What an incredible sense of accomplishment you must feel.

[@chickadeeacres3864]

Maybe….you could use the black ceiling tiles in the bathroom? Just to get it out of your system? Loving what you’ve done so far and can’t wait to see what else you’ve got planned. FYI the “pretty patterns” are called woodgrain 😉.

[@thescaledraven5482]

Tia, have you considered wainscotting with a chair rail border in the dining room either left natural or painted white? It woul tone the wall paint and tie in the ceiling tiles... Loving the sweet bath!!

[@Papamoka]

Wow! This was a huge transformation week for the $1 house. Keep up the good work. I am sure it is very satisfying for you and your dad to see the changes.

[@abundantgrace540]

So happy I found your channel. Exciting to watch the transformation. And watching you and your daddy work together is refreshing!

[@kimwood6632]

That trim on the T wall made all the difference!

[@virginiavilas]

The beauty of your $1 House is surpassed only by the beauty of your smile and OUR joy at witnessing your incredible journey and the support you receive from your remarkable family 😊

[@michellethurgood2214]

Your house is coming along nicely. What a lovely Dad you have too. I admire how well you’ve done xx

[@dgexpressllc7450]

Maybe you can add a decorative wood burning stamp - like the house year or something like that in the squared off area of the floor where the wood is different. Love your videos on this house and look forward to it every Sunday! ❤

[@dianehastings3126]

The white tiles in the ceiling looks better. You can also use white tiny screws or nails to secure them and then cover with some caulk or something and paint over it

[@sherlhoeppner2392]

I've seen some that have a grid system that is mounted to the ceiling first-- then the tiles just slip in, no screws!

[@annseabolt6645]

My son put similar tiles in his 1915 house and he used construction adhesive to put them up.

[@elizabethfleck6536]

Your appreciation of the wood floors mirrors mine! . . . . Wow!! Incredible at what a huge difference the trim makes. I haven't done any wood work since the 1980's. I would have been grabbing my router to round the corners...routing was a favorite! I am from Northeastern MN and now live I Southeastern MN. My dad graduated from NDSU and did his pharmacy internship in Minot ND. I think he might have enjoyed watching your dream come true.💜💜💜💜 Have a great week!