Transformed top to bottom! House Remodel, Guest
Are you ready to have your socks knocked off? Well if this doesn’t do that, I am really not sure what would.
Danielle from The Hellers blog sent over this transformation. I am telling you, I would RUN from this before… and I usually pride myself at seeing past the ugly but this before was just plain SCARY! See for yourself.
Micah finished 1101 and it is officially on the market. If you have not seen the transformation then you missed out big time! Don’t worry, I have pictures to share and wow!! I remember how bad it was when we bought it but to look back now after all the work and I am in awe! The house was one of the grossest(I don’t know if that is even a word) and scariest places I had ever seen and now it is amazing!!! So is my husband!! Great Job Micah!!!!! OK here goes…
Front before
Front after
Living room before
Living room after
Kitchen before
Kitchen after
** Danielle told me to tell you One thing that might be a great hint for those remodeling their kitchen: They have a who is an interior designer. She was able to get them cabinets that were used but still in amazing condition. They were from a house that was fairly new but was getting a massive remodel. We had to do a little tweaking in the kitchen to get them to fit but they are great quality at a fraction of the cost.
Dining room before(or maybe someones bedroom?)
Dining room after
Master bedroom before
Master bedroom after
Master bathroom before
Master bathroom after
3 other bedrooms before
Bedrooms after
Guest bathroom before
Guest bathroom after
Back of house before
Back of house after
I am speechless!
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Seriously! WOW!
By raise of hands, (or comments)
who would be willing to move in now?
>Wowza! I'm speechless. It's amazing!
>Me! Me! Me! I want to move it!! Absolutely unbelieveable the transformation that was made here! Your husband did a fabulous job. Fabulous! I hope you said a few prayers in there with those black walls, occult pictures and filth, ugh! But now it's all brightness, light, pefect wood flooring, lovely chandeliers and a even a deck out back. And who would believe anything in that kitchen was second-hand. Beautiful, just beautiful. Congratulations!
Haupi
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>I am speechless! All the hard work paid off – what a fantastic finished product! That's some hard work to be proud of!
>Absolutely amazing! Fantastic job! I have to admit, I would have run in the opposite direction and not taken that challenge! When I saw the first pic I was thinking okay so that is not too bad, no biggie… then I saw the other before pics! The damage to that house was much worse than the Victorian I bought 17 years ago which had different neon (yes, neon) colors in every room. It was very hard on the eyes! Major Kudos to Danielle and her husband!
>WoW! I can't believe that's the same house! Beautiful!
>Wow, What a mess this place was before! I don't think I could have taken on this challenge. What a transformation they have made…looks wonderful!
>WOW that is amazing!
>Oh I love seeing pictures like these! So inspired as we search for a diamond in the rough to renovate. Thanks for sharing!
>Is that duct tape around the tub? I guess that's going with the "the house has good bones". Man, that looks like it cost a fortune to do! Beautiful transformation.
>It is hard to believe it is the same house and I love that master bath!
>I am speechless! I would have run from that in a heartbeat.
>This is beyond amazing… wow… what a transformation. I would move in!
>I think this was actually worse than my house! It gives me hope. What a great job.
>wow! that is an amazing transformation! Props!
>wow..what a remodel! So much hard work, and it all paid off!! Love the big shower in the master
>Amazing – What a transformation!
>That is what you call true foresight! An amazing transformation to what now is a lovely home.
>It's hard to believe it is the same house – I'm sure it will sell very quickly! Congrats!
>Wow! Now that is what I call a TRANSFORMATION! Bravo for having the vision (and courage) to go from homeless squatting ground to showroom!
>Wow, that is some serious vision. I would have run away from that "fixer" too. What an incredible transformation!