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Brothers to the Rescue
Jonathan and Drew pose in the newly-renovated kitchen.
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The Homeowners
Tom and Bridget Suvansri sold their home...before finding a new one! They're in a rush to vacate their friends' sofa, but also have a sizable wish list: An eat-in kitchen for the kids, a big yard and a luxury-filled master suite with a walk-in closet.
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Behind the Scenes
Jonathan and Drew film just outside the Suvansri's new fixer upper home. Next up: the renovation!
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Kitchen, Before
Small, dark and dated, this was far from the family's dream kitchen space.
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Kitchen, After
After the renovation, the kitchen in this Stamford, Conn. home is spacious and open, with a multi-functional island providing casual seating perfect for homework plus prep space and storage.
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Kitchen, Before
The existing kitchen offered ample space, but it needed a major design and space planning update.
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Kitchen, After
The large space accomodated the large island so important to the homeowners. White quartz countertops and white cabinets provide contrast against the dark brown, modern cabinets.
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Kitchen Island, After
The room's huge island houses the dishwasher, plus ample storage space. Large doorways open to the home's new mudroom and living room.
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#Priorities
Framed chalkboards provide a place for family schedules and menus, but there's always time for a little wine!
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Style and Function
Upholstered teal stools provide an easy-to-change accent color in this neutral kitchen. The vinyl upholstery makes cleaning up spilled ingredients and little fingerprints a breeze.
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Dinner-Ready
The kitchen island is large enough to house a casual dinner for the whole family.
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Accent Tiles
Homeowner Bridget requested the square accent tile beneath the kitchen's stainless steel vent hood and behind the cooktop.
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Neutral, Not Boring
The multicolored ceramic tile squares accent the cream-colored stone tiles.
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Fully-Stocked Bar
There's room for margaritas — and a full party buffet — on this new by-the-door countertop.
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Drew's Kitchen Road Test
Drew's cooking dinner? Jonthan's not buying it.
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Living Room, Before
Before the renovation, this dining space featured elaborate, outdated wallpaper. Eek!
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Living Room, After
The formal dining room is transformed as a comfortable, family-friendly living room. A widened doorway opens up the space into the kitchen.
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Living Room, Before
Outdated light fixtures, wallpaper and window treatments were this room's best "features" before the renovation.
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Living Room, After
New, graphic wallpaper brings the space into the 21st century, while dark teal accents coordinate with the kitchen right next door.
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Living Room, After
A wingback chair in once corner creates a cozy reading nook.
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Sectional Sofa
A new sectional sofa provides comfortable seating for the family's next movie marathon.
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Home Sweet Home
A personalized pillow and fresh flowers bring homey touches to this space.
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Master Bathroom, Before
Dark and dated, this bathroom needed a major update.
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Master Bathroom, After
After the renovation, the master bathroom in Tom and Bridget Suvansri's new home is bright and spa-like, with marble floor and shower tile, twin vanities, and plenty of under-sink storage.
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Double the Sinks, Double the Utility
His-and-hers sinks make this space even more luxurious.
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Shower, Before
Outdated tile and brass accents gave this shower an '80s vibe.
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Shower, After
A marble-and-glass shower adds classic elegance to this room.
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Luxury Details
A crookneck rain shower head adds a touch of luxury to the shower.
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Master Bedroom, Before
This bright but boring master bedroom needed some personality...not to mention a little luxury.
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Master Bedroom, After
After the renovation, the master bedroom is bright and spacious with a lightly-patterned wallpaper, simple wooden dressers and blue-gray accents.
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Hotel-Inspired Style
Jonathan checked "luxurious bedroom" off the homeowners' wish list with this hotel-inspired suite, complete with a bench at the foot of the bed and a calming color palette.
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Sleep In Luxury
A tufted upholstered headboard creates a soft spot for the homeowners to rest their head, and blue-and-white pillows add a plush accent.
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Sheer Accents
Sheer window treatments let filtered light stream in, while providing a little privacy.
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Ready for Reading
Tom and Bridget have a spot to catch up on their reading (or just relax before bed) in this plush armchair.
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Glam Accents
A metallic mirror adds a bit of shine and reflects light through the space.
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Naptime?
Drew looks tempted to try out the new king-size bed — but who wouldn't be?
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Walk-In Closet
After the renovation, the closet in the master bedroom is filled with ample shelving. So. Much. Shoe. Space.
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His and Hers
Tom and Bridget each have a side of the spacious closet. A small bench at one end adds a spot to put on shoes.
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Luxury Home Renovation? Check.
Drew and Jonathan pose in the homeowners' new kitchen. (With the renovation done, some friendly competition is in order.)
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Happy Homeowners
The whole family loves the new home — now who's ready for a water gun fight?!