You Live In What?
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In the HGTV special You Live In What?, meet the gutsy visionaries who found beauty in dilapidated and unusual commercial spaces and turned them into wonderful and truly one-of-a-kind homes.
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In the HGTV special You Live In What?, meet the gutsy visionaries who found beauty in dilapidated and unusual commercial spaces and turned them into wonderful and truly one-of-a-kind homes.
Episodes
S5 | E1
Birmingham Livery to New Orleans Shipping Container
A historic livery in Birmingham, AL, is now a hip live-work space for a photographer and her family, a Chicago firehouse conversion is almost too authentic and a shipping container is converted into a creative home in New Orleans.
S5 | E2
New England Castle, Chicago Museum, Alabama Temple
Visionary homeowners prove that almost anything can become a dream home, including a Sacramento fire station, a 150-year old castle overlooking Lowell, MA, a Jewish Temple in Alabama, an off-beat Chicago museum and many more.
S5 | E3
Bourbon Distillery, Carpet Cleaning Warehouse, Coal Commissary
Inventive owners convert historic buildings into one-of-a-kind homes. Explore a former Kentucky bourbon distillery, an old coal company commissary turned eclectic abode, a Knoxville grist mill with a working water wheel and more.
S5 | E4
Indy Ink Factory, Houston Glass Warehouse, Pennsylvania Schoolhouse
Creative homes include an urban oasis crafted from an industrial ink factory, a funky fire station home in Northern California, an artist's abode built from a former glass warehouse and a 200-year-old stone meeting hall.
S5 | E5
San Antonio Candy Factory, Chicago Livery, New England Corner Store
From a Dutch barn transformed into a rustic Texas dwelling to a candy factory repurposed into an art gallery/penthouse, take a personal tour of some of the most unique home conversions in the world.
S5 | E6
Illinois Waterworks, Pennsylvania Lumber Warehouse, Texas Lighthouse
Check out a 200-year-old hay barn turned home in the Connecticut woods, a church transformed into an artists' sanctuary, a unique Texas lighthouse inspired by the New England coast and a multi-barn homestead in Waco, Texas.