Mike And Egypt Transform Family Home In $60,000 Renovation | Married To Real Estate 

Egypt is too beautiful for words.

For only 60k they worked a miracle.

Wow what a difference . My Son bought a split level a few months ago its alittle smaller square feet wise . I am gonna share this with him , maybe he can take some idea's from it . I like the idea of swapping some rooms and opening up the walls.

Only home improvement show I look at. Love whst they can do to your home. Love their home and family. Kids are so adorable.

I love this reimagined space. These split levels were all the rage 20 -30 years ago. I must confess, I wanted one too. And honestly, if I was not already in my dream home, I would find me a slpilt level to renovate, so I could experience living in a d split level Dre home too.. Great job as usual Egypt and Mik, and so happy for this lovely homeowner and super mom and grandmother, Gail McBride in Gwinnett.

They did a great job. And I love that someone was not looking for a new place but investing in their own house to update it!

Just when I thought y'all had done the most of the best with the channel, y'all have UP THE GAME and looking stylish at it. Y'all better Go'head on with the #FABULOUS'NESS of it all. #IT'SABANGER. 😊

The wow factor was definitely brought in🏡✨

Much, much better atmosphere and beautiful. Also, the space is much more functional! Congratulations!

I so agree with you and know what you mean about the kids …. What do y’all do with the old furniture?

The desin is amazing! Very classy! But why does anyone want a bigger kitchen after the children left the home?! She is entertaining and cooking all the time... but has a table with four chairs only? Dont't get me wrong but the kitchen is huge... I think in the US now a days the kitchen is a status symbol, like cars were some time a go.

The new improvements look great but her grandchildren visiting was mentioned several times, yet it doesn't look that child friendly. The outside + inside stairs are straight AND steep. If someone fell down either one, they could be seriously hurt - why not incorporate landings or similar so the stairs are not a dead drop? I could also see someone falling over that low wall by the top of the stairs + those wine coolers. And don't get me started on 'corner edges' on islands, tables, fire surrounds, tallboys/chest of drawers, etc. - all designers round those edges PLEASE!

That's beautiful.

I hate mirrors. I have no idea why anyone would incorporate them into design. Mirrors belong in a bathroom. Maybe an entrance hallway. NO WHERE ELSE. Having ranted, lol. The house looks absolutely beautiful ❤

Beautifully ❤️

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I may have to go boo boo