Stained Glass Door SHATTERED + Reworking The Fireplace ✨ LIVING ROOM MAKEOVER ✨ Part 3

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This week we're making our way back to the living room to start working on fixing the stained glass window that sadly shattered. I went thorough a solid week of silence after I broke the window however WE ARE GONNA FIX IT! I also decided to start working on the fireplace mantle to see what options we have. I truly cannot wait to select a paint color and get to painting.
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[@wilderchannel6879]

I actually really love no mantle, it makes the fireplace the statement piece itself

[@michellemooresings]

I agree.

[@judiwiegel8181]

Yip

[@jcocoa1193]

I agree,no mantle is best.

[@dianarios6022]

Totally agree. With the book cases and other shelves in there, the mantle was not needed. The no mantle look gives it a cleaner look and in my opinion a New Mexico vibe.

[@roxiepoe9586]

The sculptural quality of the fireplace-sans-mantle is so elegant. Having it 'pure' honors the original intent and elevates the room. P.S. Your repair of the door is fantastic.

[@SheriLynNut]

The fireplace without the mantle really echoes the silhouette of your range hood! It’s fab!

[@lauriehuttunen4202]

The fireplace looks great with no mantle. It was obviously the architect's intent. I'm so glad you were able to repair the stained glass door - great job! I hope you opt for Old White as your paint choice. It really compliments the tile on the fireplace.

[@cheekyllamacreations]

No mantle is my vote. That little inset shelf is just perfect. I didn’t want this video to end, I can’t get enough of this beautiful home and all your wonderful ideas. Drew and MaCenna, my all time favourite KZbinrs! 👌🏼

[@stephanieblakey1338]

I was super scared for a minute that you weren't going to find the glass for your gorgeous doors, what a relief!!! Plus, the fireplace with no mantel is the best! Sometimes less is just more, looks beautiful! ❤

[@tysonjosephlee]

Absolutely great decision to go with no mantle! It suits the style and makes the little cut out shelf above more of the focal point for putting a little decor on display! 😍👌🏻

[@conniekim]

I’m so glad you were able to find a solution for your stained glass windows. I gasped when I saw the cracks and worried that there might not be a replacement, but that you found the exact match for the stained glass is amazing! I hope the installation of them goes wayyy smoother.

[@N-A-uw5fp]

I 100% agree that the shape of that fireplace without a mantle is organic and gorgeous! Great job!… Also with the repair of that glass door. How amazing that you were able to fix it so easily and at such a low cost

[@mariannegoins3610]

The replacement glass is perfect. I love the color you have picked out to paint the walls. Its going to be beautiful.

[@thiskiddyahoo]

OMG! This video is packed! Was feeling your pain about the broken stained glass door! Gasping!! Heart Stopping!! Devastating!! Amazing that you found that fabulous stained glass store that had the perfect glass for this door! Bonus that they were so skilled in helping you and actually cutting the glass. Then that fireplace, OMG! Glad you have the eye that could distinguish that, what was there, wasn't right! Love it without any mantel! So happy that you are restoring it to its true beauty! Really looking forward to seeing your paint for this room. Phew! What an episode! Thanks!

[@annaz9080]

Hi, I think you forgot to use Glazier Push Points to hold the glass in place. I don't think the putty will securely hold the glass in place during storms.

[@redgirlsrain]

I was just going to comment about him not using glazing points. If the putty ever loosens the glass will fall right out...

[@bettenotap4791]

I’m surprised the stained glass store didn’t discuss this with you, they knew what you were doing?

[@batterbury4477]

These are decorative window 'PANELS' and not are not meant to function as real windows. They were/are typically used as an insert into a window frame - sitting against the clear glass and secured with light trim creating a frame

[@gfaithowens1790]

And didn't he just show us he got that device for framing? I'm certain it's a very similar function.

[@lzrd8460]

With all the crazy weather going on in your area, I pray that your stained glass panels will stand up to the wind. Will they be mounted over the regular glass doors & if so, are the doors strong enough to hold the weight of the stained glass panels? I worry about another accident. 🙏🙏🙏🙏 please mount them properly. They are just gorgeous.

[@nancyanneberg403]

So proud of you for studying that stained glass accident and fixing it. And the mantel. With the niche. Precious little niche. And good ideas on the color. Not the easiest to achieve your vision. Keep your vision. Thank your.

[@haileymaurer1129]

When I read the title I immediately cackled because I panicked, but I’m so glad you were able to find a solution to fix these beautiful doors. They’re going to be such a statement in your living room.

[@madolynway6612]

How good you must feel to have repaired the door yourself! That was a ridiculous estimate.

[@jacquelineloera4155]

No mantel looks more classic and elegant! Even brings out the fireplace more! 😍

[@MichelleW]

I love how both the fireplace and stained glass turned out! You are so talented Drew, I love seeing your confidence when know how to fix things.

[@gailgriggs8914]

Great job on replacing the glass in the door. I love how fearless you are about jumping into a project.

[@marissabulso6439]

All hail the stained glass supply store and Drew’s diy attitude! Actually very inspiring that you overcame that decor tragedy. It looks perfect. ❤ And thank you for not leaving us in suspense and getting right down to business. 😵‍💫

[@rizawizaa]

So glad you took the mantle off. The little nook up there pops out now and looks way more interesting.

[@spyduhgirl]

I love the old white colour! Even if it does end up throwing green a little but when it's up, it will still be a very calming neutral.

[@patsymorgan8911]

The fireplace without the mantel ties into the hood you created over the stove in the kitchen, imo. I love the look of it! ❤

[@vahneb7260]

Wow, love the old white color. The fireplace looks 100% better already. Thanks for sharing.

[@lisahernandez2419]

I really like the fireplace Without a Mantel. Thank goodness you were able to fix the stained glass window without spending $5,000. Crazy!

[@vivianzuniga8814]

The niche on the fireplace is enough. It looks great!

[@LauraWhitaker100]

Love the no mantle look, it feels more authentic for the space.

[@jenniferoliger9890]

Glad you were able to fix the window! Love the no mantle look on the fireplace!

[@dennisshoemaker2789]

Nice save on the stained glass. Excellent work! Thanks for share this adventure with us.

[@sallyhallow3874]

I love that you were able to fix the doors. It makes my heart happy!

[@tutonelylesnaranjo6311]

Hi Drew🙋‍♀️ Love the fireplace without the mantle 🎉and that overall fireplace design is gorgeous.

[@donnagoring250]

Am not a designer, however with the old stained glass doors, a cathedral has quite a few, and to preserve them from this Houston weather, have added a protective clear plastic or glass shield covering them, separate from the stained glass, but not readily apparent that it is so. With the California weather making headlines here in Houston, maybe another level of protection. Yay for your integrity Lone Fox, and a big Yay to Justin for his eagle eye and knowledge of older construction methods!

[@lindsayhartje6678]

I definitely think you made the right choice about the mantle.

[@franceswhiston2572]

Great video. Good call on the mantel. Looks more elegant!

[@Lisa-yg9tn]

I love watching the transformations of your home. It’s beautiful!

[@joyfurnish8412]

I agree with you Drew that no mantle is the best choice.

[@deborahlehman8617]

My Mom did stained glass work and I knew you could find replacement glass if you found the right glass shop, it looks great!!

[@bageerasf]

Love the no mantel! 😍 And amazing you were able to fix the glass yourself🥳

[@julesgarcia5854]

I love how resourceful you are + your creativity is right on!!!

[@deborahmillerrobinson3746]

This is an amazing video, I love how you were able to restore the door, I like the no mantel style

[@christinewilliams7005]

So glad you were able to fix the stain glass windows!

[@maylani3697]

Great decision to forego the mantle! Now we can appreciate the clean lines and the shape of the fireplace. Plus, the eye is drawn to the shelf and the detail of the stonework. Less is more. 😊 This house is so lucky to have you. So much care and love being put into restoring it.

[@jaxstorey6734]

Whew, you managed to fix the glass, Drew! 😅 Woohoo! 🥳 I love the fireplace with no mantle as well. It really doesn't need one! And definitely a deeper colour like that Old White 👍 Love, Jacqueline from New Zealand 🧚

[@rneustel388]

I’m really loving the fireplace with no mantle.

[@judywright2733]

You were soooo lucky to have found the stain glass to match! So happy for you.❤

[@117Pinkyflower]

Without the mantel it actually highlights the niche. Love it without!😊

[@babettemcauley4174]

Well Drew you made my day. An accident turns into an opportunity to teach us a new skill and those broken pieces of glass will show up in our future in something fabulous. That housewares shop was beautiful. Thank you for filming it with such care.

[@glampergirl4495]

I love the fireplace without the mantle. Looks better for your house.

[@sannefridolin]

You are very resourceful! Good for you finding this solution

[@jenniferbaker3678]

No mantle!! It adds a bit of interest in a unique way. Love it 🥰

[@SpiritAscending]

It’s gorgeous with no mantel congrats on fixing your stained glass door yourself! Good job! 👍🏻

[@claudinemontes8385]

Love the no mantle look! It's more earthy and natural. The cut out above the fireplace was probably for a saint statue. An altar, if you will.

[@robertabriggs4128]

Your talent absolutely amazes me. 😊

[@Snookums1959]

Been dying to know how to glaze a window. Thanks. Also, love it without the mantle, but if you do decide on one. I think Spanish Colonial looks great with a big chunk of natural wood, walnut. Yum.

[@nadinewagstaff9854]

😊yes u do find the amazing things but to find the glass for that door window pieces wow boy u r one adventurous researcher..❤ love ur house ur designs ur attitude so positive thanks for sharing can’t wait to see it done

[@lmoldow1]

SO so excited to see this living room come together! It's going to be gorgeous!

[@seminauseous]

definitely "no mantle" option! also, had a little heartbreak reading the title, you did a crazy good job fixing the door! so glad you found the glass!

[@rhondadixon1782]

I like the look of the fireplace without the mantel,I'm so glad you were able to fix the glass door yourself ,it's going to look great next to the bookshelf s

[@Judy98814]

Glad you could fix the door. I agree with putting the mantel back to its original state, very cool looking

[@ValeriaVincentSancisi]

Kudos on respecting the architecture of an older home on your fireplace decision and kudos restoring the stained glass door! You probably know with the way color and light plays on on our eyes that when you are choosing neutrals you will be experiencing any red pulling to the front if you put it against a green and vice versa a neutral will read green against something red.. they are complimentary colors and polarize .. so it wasn't surprising that you picked up on the green in the paint swatch against the deep red of the Batchelder Tile .. it will also make that red in the tile redder! more red.. haha..

[@barbarareed3661]

I am so glad you were able to fix the window. Whoever you called originally should be ashamed of themselve. I am team no mantle all the way. The old one covered up the detail of the chimney curve.

[@patgraceffa9984]

You did a beautiful job on that door!

[@apt221bbakerst]

You were so lucky to have found a matching stain glass piece.

[@stargzr]

I was hoping you would take off that mantle!! Looks beautiful...!!!

[@amyrichardson5047]

Love the look with no mantle.....clean and simple!

[@christiannemayer6062]

Wow, Drew...no mantle ✅❤️ Oh stained glass... So lucky...🍀 Lesson learned.✅ Love you no matter what❤️🏠🌞

[@grannylpz]

It's going to be beautiful ❤️

[@brendasparks6234]

Love the old white color 😅and the mantle gone. Looks to me like it would have been. Great video

[@cindylake7193]

I would leave the mantle off then live with it for a while once you have everything in then if you decide you want the chunky mantle you can always add it. Just my opinion. So happy you were able to fix the door ❤️

[@ninagoldiloks]

No mantel fabulous, good lawd. I'm luvin the paint choices too. Do carry on👏💓 👋😍

[@graciedixson8892]

You are soooo talented !!!

[@bevmegge3508]

love you Drew!

[@santay2772]

I really like NO mantle, too. The fireplace already has the alcove and not having a mantle draws more attention to it. The alcove is more the style of the fireplace and the shape of the chimney.

[@RamonatHOME]

Chunky mantle all the way!

[@clairemerryman5042]

Love the fireplace with no mantle yea! Love the darker numeral for the walls Could you do something different color for the material pls use a different color you have done browns and deep reds try something in a deep blue or green. Love the fire place

[@dalwympledyrest4501]

I thought I liked the boxy mantle until you removed the old one. It is fantastic without a mantle!!

[@boigeorge1149]

Ngl, I was gonna cry if you couldn't fix the window. It's so beautiful.

[@grannylpz]

Going to get those bookcases

[@boopsie9g3k]

Love the fireplace with no mantle

[@cynmillar1]

Totally agree, no mantle...

[@JolovesDecor]

This space is amazing Drew. ❤

[@t.sevison4299]

LOVE no mantle!❤😊

[@StephaniDuffield-qu4gz]

Just how! You are just amazing, I have to drop everything when you come out with a new video. I’d love for your input from my space.

[@rhondadejean]

glad you found out how to fix your stained glass. it is sad that someone who probably shops at the same place your found your glass would try to charge such an outrageous fee.

[@heidi.a.thomson]

Love the no mantel. Looks right.

[@diannewade9145]

Amazing

[@Kadeeist]

HOw about installing them on the interior of a clear glass door so that they are protected from the elements?😊

[@maureen8930]

Please Drew , get decent locks put on your living room doors please ♥️♥️♥️♥️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@kristyrowe9221]

I like how you had the pc of glass in the nook. Thinking about cutting a pc to fit to play off the doors?

[@spcmnsmn4973]

Not you putting the glass door against the wall to repair it for LEAVING IT AGAINST THE WALL!!! 💀💗💗 Happy it all worked out!

[@londonfroglatte]

The fireplace just looks RIGHT with no mantel. I think a mantel takes away from that beautiful little alcove and ruins the silhouette. It looks beautiful now! Someone else described it as looking primitive and I agree. It's like a window through time. And honestly, I've been seeing the "chunky mantel" look a lot lately, like when people put a thick wood shelf above the fireplace, and I think it starts to look every Joanna Gaines farmhouse chic.

[@lisaleary8988]

The minute you removed the first piece of trim on the mantel, I said to my screen, “take the whole thing off right now!” and I think you must have heard me!

[@WitchHazel-my4ce]

That $5000. quote was ridiculous. Glad you fixed it yourself. I am on no mantle or bookshelves team. More authentic that way I think.

[@Hausofcozy108]

Love the no mantle look, the chunky mantle looks too modern imo. Really highlights the beautiful architecture of the chimney without 👍

[@Sooz1234]

Your house looks so much more interesting than that store!!!

[@supersunshine22]

Honey I don't think that's old glass. Now you have an opportunity to make it better!

[@kennedyleeallen]

NO MANTLE!!!! YOU MADE THE RIGHT CHOICE

[@kimberlyknowles6967]

Drew, I was one of the ones who voted for no mantle! It looks great so far, hugs from your friend Kim in Quincy Massachusetts❤

[@amellenthin1]

What about doing Mindthegap Shibui paper on the back of the bookcases? Would be gorgeous with the stained glass doors. Check it out. I'm a designer. Can't help it:)

[@sbodolus]

Just an FYI, you should at least prime raw wood before glazing. Over the years raw wood will draw the moisture from the glazing and cause it to dry out and crack. Great job saving all that money!

[@celinepope]

You lucky- finding identical glass omg

[@AdrianaGarcia-mp8no]

What about Christmas time when you want to hang stockings?