Nate & Jeremiah Improve A Home Stuck In The 80's | Nate & Jeremiah By Design 

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Hello Deborah, how are you doing?

I thought it was a hot mess.

@@angelabacker1177 Ya me too... The furniture placement was the main thing I didn't like, though they did a great job on the kitchen.

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Hello Dawn, how are you doing?

✨💖✨Lol. I know, right?The bones of the house are great. I’m sure the size, location, property fit their wish list. No doubt when they bought it, they were pinging with ideas. We’ll paint; we’ll learn; we’ll do this and we’ll do that. Life happens, money get’s tight, things breakdown, and they found themselves in a project house and didn’t know how to or where to start. Been there. Currently live there. We’re putting in the new floor in the coming weeks. I hope.

@@mapatterson173 omg have you done your floors yet? Good luck on your home!

We bought our current home because of the size, location and price point. We didn't love all the wallpaper, it's long gone and the 3rd bathroom, laundry and kitchen and storage room are awful 😳😝. But we are about to tear it down and make it more functional and beautiful. It takes time and money and sometimes we run out of both 🤷🙄

Hello Marie, how are you doing?

And you can learn a lot from RU-vid videos!

Yeah, but the successful ones understand the use of sanding and primer.

true, we in the USA are about 15 years behind you folks when it comes to interior designs.!

@@pleinaire8698 .and....I'm not sure we could say that the USA is known for its good taste.

That design is not 80's but 70's. The 80s in the US had similar designs as Europe. Older people would design their homes this way in the 80s. If you look at 80s movies and TV shows, they do not have the homes designed this way.

it's funny, I can now look at a house/apartment/duplex and just KNOW what "era" it was built in. Like, in the 90s, somehow everyone thought that an angled kitchen counter and weird corners was super cool. Uh. Not. And now 10-20 years down the road everyone will have that "grayed out" wood on their floors and cabinets, and people will hate them, LOL.

I agree. I'm in Canada, and the 80s was all white & black with pink and turquoise. Lots of plastic and chrome. That house says "70s" to me too.

Hello Kathleen, how are you doing?

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Helo Gwen, how are you doing?

I think the way she spoke to him was just a setup for the cameras to add more conflict and drama. A couple getting the design services of renown designers at no cost, let alone free furnishings, would do whatever they were asked to do (within reason) for the TV show.

She spoke like a dude because sHE is a dude. Hes mtf. They’re reversed. Idc either way and I can spot them a mile away. And before you argue with me just check out her Adam’s 🍎

@@carolz5090 Why would anyone want to put their spouse in such a bad position, cameras or not.

@@soniaharrison1016 I hear you! I wouldn’t, you wouldn’t, a lot of other people wouldn’t either. Given that Nate and Jeremiah’s services must cost a bundle, together with free furnishings, I just assumed that this couple did it for the money. Maybe you’re right and I’m wrong 🤷‍♀️ and she’s just a nasty person. BUT…from what I’ve read there are reports of HGTV shows with situation set ups. On Love It or List It I’ve read that they’ve already made their decision and there is no debate. On Chip and Joanna’s old show the couple had already bought the one for renovation, the “showings” of three homes at the beginning include the one they’ve bought. I find it hard to believe that the couple on Property Brothers had never seen the show and didn’t realize the spectacular home with everything on their wish list was out of their price range, so forth and so on. TV, who knows?

I was kinda shocked when she said "and if it's done it won't be done right" while referring to her husband doing renovations himself.

He is not an expert. She was just telling the truth

@@arnie3631 in a very condescending way

Not condescending. She was not patronizing her husband with an air of superiority. She was just matter of factly assessing his skills in renovation.

it is scripted

Right. I guess for people who hire interior designers they do have a larger budget that they're used to. The fact that design service isn't free and didn't tell us how much their services cost it's not a true $30k budget.

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...I did too!!!! Color!!! And vintage-esque!!! 💜

It is also a very dated piece of furniture something I recall from 90s. What is this? Trading Spaces?

Not to mention how hard it is to clean button-tufting. And fabric upholstery? What about soiling from shoes? Poor choice. David Bromstad always chose button tufting ottomans...ugh. How many homeowners ditch it over time???

tufted chesterfields are everywhere this year!!

Not a good look for her.

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It's a few years old at least. You can tell by Jeremiahs face.he looks older now. Not in a bad way just in a people grow older way

@@jenniboo9441 yes Nate is now 51 and Jeremiah is 38 In 2023

But how would that make a good makeover show?

You can totally figure it out yourself I believe in you!

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