Mid-Century Modern Renovation | MCM Before and After 

Loved that the bathrooms weren't totally redone.

This is a work of art!

You nailed it. It's delightful. I'd love to see the previous owner's reaction to the rehab. I bet he'd be thrilled to see his childhood home saved and done so well.

You have a Beautifull property!!! I'm a huge fan of Mid century modern, you did a great job. Thanks for share this video.

Excellent work.

Such an awesome house! Great job!

Love this house so much!!

Great job on aligning all the budget and the renovations, it really turned out nice. Great that you can keep a tenant and build equity until you're ready to sell. Really adds value to the neighborhood I hope you had fun! This is along the style of house and renovation that I'd be interested in doing myself.

What a great job! I like that you used local artists to bring some creativity to the space. The colors are great too. I love that you kept the pencil sharpener too. Did you have the previous homeowner come through the finished house? I bet he was crying with happiness seeing his childhood home was saved. Beautiful work! Thanks for telling all the steps from finding the property to the final costs. Keep up the great work!

This looks so good!! I love it!

Classic, yet unique touches. Love the tile in the kitchen and the accent walls in the bathroom. The outside is stunning. Love it!

Beautiful

I love it! Great renovation and great video.

stunning! thanks for sharing

yes keep this coming, this is so inspiring love it.

Nice! 👍

amazing job

There are a lot of those in the Chamblee and Doraville area of Atlanta. Many are very, very tired.

Awesome flip! I want it!

I luv it!!! Im a mid-century modern junkie😊

Nice! Just would have left the brick alone.

Nice🙌🏾

Thanks

Asan interior designer, seeing that black everywhere with white outlets stuck throughout makes me want to 😢

I've been an independent Professional Photographer who's been shooting high to very high end homes for 12 years now. I also AM INSANE for MCM homes and I'm a pretty good Amateur Authority on them. You did a really nice job on this one. LOVE the bathrooms, they're a blast! However......even though I'm 62 and you're much younger than me, I really think you should stay away from doing an ALL black kitchen from now on. Maybe lower black cabinets or a black island, for sure but all black is just truly overwhelming and does not read well or engender a welcoming appeal. Other than that, congrats!!

I loathe the kitchen - it's HGTV basic - and walking in off the street to a kitchen is just unhygienic. @6:05, love that you kept the fixtures and the wall mural is beautiful. @6:10, the carport back wall is fab. I feel you missed the opportunity to make the house authentic in the updates.

Where is this house located?

Damn how did you learn to do this?

For the average consumer this is a very acceptable renovation. Saving and restoring existing elements in the home maintains its novelty. I don't agree with the monchromatic theme on the first floor as MMM homes are known for pastels and color. The original bricks have a beautiful contrasting tone contrasted by the lighter tone mortar, which would have been brought back to original specs with an appropriate cleaning and some pointing. Painting brick is never a good idea; bricks need to breath. Eventually the paint will allow wind drive moisture to become trapped behind the paint causing eventual peeling. The peeling will reveal bricks spalling and efflorescence from water and salt trapped in the brick and will be a mold issue in north shaded elevation and near the ground locations. Unlikely to find bricks to match these existing historic bricks or the lyme mortar without bringing in costly historical consultant.

Good work, but I wouldn't have painted that brick... Brick is porous and needs to breathe, and painting it traps in moisture and could potentially lead to cracks, mold, and rot :/. Plus, if the area where it is goes through heavy temperature changes, the paint can crack and bring some of the brick with it...

Why are the living room and kitchen laminate floors not contiguous? Why the seam strip? Trip hazzard, looks like a quick cheap flip.

yuck and yuck