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Fixer Upper: Country Farmhouse Goes from Scary to Sensational

August 27, 2015
Chip and Joanna battle bees and some structural surprises as they help a Baylor professor and his wife transform a frighteningly ambitious fixer upper into "a piece of paradise in the country."
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Feeling Expansive

A focal point in this Fixer Upper renovation was the makeover of an outdated country kitchen. Chip and Joanna merged two spaces by removing a wall that had separated kitchen from the dining room. Removing the wall gave both rooms a larger and more open feel.

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Photo: Sarah Wilson/ Getty Images. From: Fixer Upper.

Welcome Transitions

The dining room gets a fresh new look while retaining key features like the wood ceiling and exposed beams. Removal of the wall made way for a new serving bar with additional seating.

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Photo: Sarah Wilson/ Getty Images. From: Fixer Upper.

Brightened Up But Still Cozy

The renovated living room, with new hardwood flooring, exposed beams and leather furniture, blends western country motifs with a mountain lodge feel.

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Word Play

The updated bonus room can function as a den, playroom or guest bedroom. Joanna's fondness for words and letters as a decorative motif is in evidence in both the wall art and coffee table. 

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