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1968 Fixer Upper in an Older Neighborhood Gets a Fresh Update

March 20, 2015
Chip and Joanna Gaines help a new-home builder and his wife take the leap into the world of rehabbing an older home -- in a beautiful, established neighborhood.
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Photo: Larsen & Talbert Photography. From: Fixer Upper.

The Aptly Named "Tree House"

This '60s-era home in Woodway, Texas -- seen here after a Fixer Upper makeover -- has a particular feature that earned it the nickname "tree house." A large live oak is situated so close to the front entrance that it appears almost to part of the house itself.

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Photo: Larsen & Talbert Photography. From: Fixer Upper.

Outdoor Amenities

Floating shelves in natural wood are an eye catching accent in a new outdoor dining space.

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Photo: Larsen & Talbert Photography. From: Fixer Upper.

Touches of Green

Window planters with fresh herbs, live potted daffodils and a bowl of green apples help brighten the newly updated kitchen. 

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Photo: Larsen & Talbert Photography. From: Fixer Upper.

Cafe Culture

Other decorative touches in the kitchen include a rustic wood tray that holds an informal coffee service.

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