Stained Glass Door SHATTERED + Reworking The Fireplace ✨ LIVING ROOM MAKEOVER ✨ Part 3

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This week we're making our way back to the living room to start working on fixing the stained glass window that sadly shattered. I went thorough a solid week of silence after I broke the window however WE ARE GONNA FIX IT! I also decided to start working on the fireplace mantle to see what options we have. I truly cannot wait to select a paint color and get to painting.
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@richardvinsen2385 Год назад

You got so incredibly lucky finding that replacement glass. You should buy a few more pieces to have on hand in case there’s some other mishap in the future.

@juliekadingo5880 Год назад

Because if it happened 2x... I would assume it could happen again!!! Knock on 🪵.

@richardvinsen2385 Год назад

@@juliekadingo5880 A tree branch or hail or whatever could break a pane.

@charlieann456 Год назад

With the crazy weather California has been having, it could be anything!

@andreabontempo643 Год назад

Great idea! What a rip off that quote was. OMG who do they think they are? Beverly Hills!

@FolkFaninMA Год назад

That’s an excellent suggestion.

@deniselove1585 Год назад

The fireplace immediately looked “right” when the mantle was removed. I can’t wait til you clean the original tile-so beautiful!

@lonefox Год назад

I thought the same! It just seemed correct :)

@nowaynohow1275 Год назад

@@lonefox good call on the mantle. I just have to say you are such an inspiration. As an "older", health retired person, I am so impressed to see you do much your own work. You are such a well rounded talented and gifted person. Thanks for putting yourself out here for us! 💖

@annalinneajohansson Год назад

Wholeheartedly agree! The "chunky" option did look nice but no mantle looked both nice and just right, like that was the way it was supposed to look.

@joannefonceca7446 Год назад

I wish I could send a picture of my niece's house in Old Town Sacramento from 1920s .She has the exact same there's no shelf on the fireplace, just a little hole on the top.

@freefree1664 Год назад

@@lonefox would love to see the actual floorplan on your home, it's hard to imagine the layout of it. Looking awesome so far!

@wilderchannel6879 Год назад

I actually really love no mantle, it makes the fireplace the statement piece itself

@michellemooresings Год назад

I agree.

@judiwiegel8181 Год назад

Yip

@jcocoa1193 Год назад

I agree,no mantle is best.

@dianarios6022 Год назад

Totally agree. With the book cases and other shelves in there, the mantle was not needed. The no mantle look gives it a cleaner look and in my opinion a New Mexico vibe.

@roxiepoe9586 Год назад

The sculptural quality of the fireplace-sans-mantle is so elegant. Having it 'pure' honors the original intent and elevates the room. P.S. Your repair of the door is fantastic.

@awlrite4now Год назад

Agree that the no-mantle look is best for the house. Great job on matching that glass and repairing the door.

@statewench2828 Год назад

You need to remove the baseboards from behind the "built In Bookcases" That will make them actually look built in and give that extra 1/2 you need on the doorframe while moving the outside of the cases firmly against the walls for casing properly.

@tfernandez6806 Год назад

Oh no not those cheap looking ikea bookcases in a historic home 😭please reconsider!

@resolecca Год назад

@@tfernandez6806 I know right it totally ruins the aesthetic he is going for

@cynthiab52 Год назад

I just want you how impressed I am that you replaced the stained glass in your doors yourself. Good for you! I really enjoy your show.

@lonefox Год назад

I plan to! They are just built at the moment. They will also be reframed!

@retroredo9850 Год назад

@@tfernandez6806 techinically they wouldnt be my first choice but I watch a lot of home renovating and people do many styles and incredible trims etc. you would never know how they started. Its just a starting point. I upcycle thrift clothing. Many wonder why I buy stained linens, torn sweatshirts but when I say my jacket or top was 3 different thrift peices they dont believe me. I have to show pics of the before!

@renee853 Год назад

Drew. You KILL me. There is NOTHING you won’t attempt. And you ALWAYS figure it out. 👏👏

@julieoblouk7332 Год назад

Team “No Mantel”!! I love your intention of bringing the house back to original Spanish Revival, and no mantel over the fireplace is how it was intended originally. Keep up the great restoration work, Drew!! It’s all looking fantastic so far!

@joannsantos9972 Год назад

I love how down to earth and unpretentious Drew seems. When I watch his YT videos I feel like I'm on facetime with an old friend just sharing exiting day to day things. I hope he never changes.

@chelseajupiter2103 Год назад

I was screaming at my computer when you removed the mantel saying "Please do not replace the mantel! No mantel will look so good there!" I'm so glad you went that route. It's stunning simplicity.

@gracemccartin194 Год назад

I really like the fireplace with no mantel ; it looks clean,calm and primitive in a good way.🥰

@cherylhughes9487 Год назад

This house must be so happy you are the new owner! Bringing it back to it’s former glory is just the best! 🥰

@CINRZ Год назад

Thank god you managed to fix the door, you would never know! It's such a stunning piece honestly one of my favourites so far

@Tamara312101 Год назад

I was on the phone with my cousin when I saw the notification and I swear I gasped so loud when I read the title and was like "sorry got to go, something terrible happened" 😂 So glad you could save it!!

@lonefox Год назад

OMG I AM SCREAMING!! I’m so happy we saved it as well :)

@FolkFaninMA Год назад

I was originally in the chunky mantle camp, but once you got all the wood off, I actually like it better with no mantle now. I think the niche is there to put some beautiful piece of pottery or something along those lines and that is really all you need. Also you were SO lucky to find stained glass that looked so similar to the original.

@kayerin5749 Год назад

Actually there is a long tradition of using these as little "altars" putting in a picture or sculpture of a saint or a cross; another thing that makes it look so early California/Spanish. But I like the idea of a perfect bouquet or a piece that just defines the room. Drew will find it!

@lonefox Год назад

There is even an outlet!

@merrywalsh2809 Год назад

Yes, the mantle did not belong in competition with the niche.

@MarianneInmarsilia Год назад

Who needs a mantel when you’ve got a niche ! Love your work on the window

@lonefox Год назад

Right!

@lindabirkes-lance8915 Год назад

I remember when I saw the first fall of the door and I gasped so loud I scared my dogs. It was just as painful to see that again. But to see it with actual broken glass was excruciating. I can't believe you found such an amazing piece of replacement glass and were able to completely restore that beautiful door. I love that you are putting the fireplace back to its original.

@rebeccamacegan1094 Год назад

Lol, I was sitting outside with my hubby and his friend. They were having an in depth convo about a song and GASPED when the door fell on my phone screen and stopped the entire convo 😂

@JaQuiManitas Год назад

Me too 😂 I had my AirPods on at the time, watching late at night next to my husband. I gasped so loud it woke him up and I scared him!

@margaretwoolley7335 Год назад

So relieved that you were able to save your beautiful stained glass door. You are a very talented young man.

@robinbowman2464 Год назад

Original fireplace look is beautiful, door repair was amazing you deserve the lucky glass find.

@margaretcurren7577 Год назад

You don't really need a mantel with that cute little niche. You and your friend do amazing work. I absolutely love your channel.

@zvezdoblyat 10 месяцев назад

Notch?

@lovingmayberry307 Год назад

I would never have even thought to completely remove a fireplace mantel, but you're right! It looks so much better without. The simplicity of it is so attractive. 😘

@slonecznikdoniczkowy Год назад

The $5000 price was insane! What were they thinking? Drew, you can do anything and I'm absolutely amazed by your drive and talent. I have been watching you for years and I'm so proud of you and your accomplishments!❤❤❤

@cheekyllamacreations Год назад

No mantle is my vote. That little inset shelf is just perfect. I didn’t want this video to end, I can’t get enough of this beautiful home and all your wonderful ideas. Drew and MaCenna, my all time favourite RU-vidrs! 👌🏼

@reflexology52welsh48 Год назад

You should do a decorating series entitled "If These Walls Could Talk".... taking a room from older homes back to their original, but sprinkling in updates to make it relevant to today!

@annaz9080 Год назад

Hi, I think you forgot to use Glazier Push Points to hold the glass in place. I don't think the putty will securely hold the glass in place during storms.

@redgirlsrain Год назад

I was just going to comment about him not using glazing points. If the putty ever loosens the glass will fall right out...

@bettenotap4791 Год назад

I’m surprised the stained glass store didn’t discuss this with you, they knew what you were doing?

@batterbury4477 Год назад

These are decorative window 'PANELS' and not are not meant to function as real windows. They were/are typically used as an insert into a window frame - sitting against the clear glass and secured with light trim creating a frame

@gfaithowens1790 Год назад

And didn't he just show us he got that device for framing? I'm certain it's a very similar function.

@lzrd8460 Год назад

With all the crazy weather going on in your area, I pray that your stained glass panels will stand up to the wind. Will they be mounted over the regular glass doors & if so, are the doors strong enough to hold the weight of the stained glass panels? I worry about another accident. 🙏🙏🙏🙏 please mount them properly. They are just gorgeous.

@Julia-zj2ch Год назад

You and Justin are simply brilliant! Repairing the glass in the door and completely removing the mantel are both excellent. I agree completely that the fire place now looks like it was meant to look. I'm so glad you have done this.

@SheriLynNut Год назад

The fireplace without the mantle really echoes the silhouette of your range hood! It’s fab!

@katem3961 Год назад

I absolutely love the look of no mantle. To me, it looks original to the overall style of your home. Excellent repair to the door, Drew! You and Justin are such a great team, and you have very impressive knowledge and skills 🧡🤎🖤🩶

@linshannon4480 Год назад

That fireplace is stunning without the mantle. So elegant. Along with many others, I am so happy you were able to find that replacement glass. You did such a good job with the repair.

@sherriecollins9497 Год назад

Wow - the glass fix was amazing - so glad you could do it yourself! $4800????? NO!!!! Loving the makeover!

@dreamterry Год назад

No mantle for the win! It gives the fireplace a folkloric, ancient and yet modern vibe. Great intuition!

@enaid7911 Год назад

The fireplace with the simplified mantle...Pilgrim hat vibes. So glad you chose the simplified fireplace. It truly echoes the style of your home.

@debranawracaj3303 Год назад

Great job on repairing the glass door and so budget friendly!!! So smart of you to look for alternative solutions. It looks perfect and you rocked it!

@haileymaurer1129 Год назад

When I read the title I immediately cackled because I panicked, but I’m so glad you were able to find a solution to fix these beautiful doors. They’re going to be such a statement in your living room.

@madolynway6612 Год назад

How good you must feel to have repaired the door yourself! That was a ridiculous estimate.

@SuperAdrienneLeigh Год назад

What a fantastic job on the stained glass repair! Such a HUGE savings, and it looks perfect. Also, I'm so happy you went with the no mantel look. It seems like that's the way it was meant to be. As always, thank you for sharing.

@jamiemorgan4146 Год назад

Good for you, for not paying the stained glass restorers exorbitant price. I’m impressed that you found the glass and did the repair yourself. A lot of the restorers price is the knowledge of knowing where to buy the matching glass.

@kategamgee Год назад

You're right to listen to the home and restore the fireplace to it's original state, without a mantle 🤗 Cant wait to see the paint! So glad you didn't give up on the stained glass and found/completed the replacement yourself!

@kristinthornton2690 Год назад

So happy you fixed the door! I get how sick you can feel when something like that happens.

@kaboombox1581 Год назад

I love the fireplace w/o the mantel. It is a statement on its own. Also living for the darker “old white” color.

@MsPerfectpug Год назад

I love the fireplace without the mantle - the look is striking- I’m glad you were able to save the day by fixing the door

@Housewarmin Год назад

OMG DREW! I would have cried. I know it's just a door, but it's still so special. It's apart of the family

@lonefox Год назад

Ohhhh I cried! I was really upset the night it happened like REALLY UPSET

@heathersmith8549 Год назад

Drew, you’re going to have to add “stain glass artist” to your resume. The room is going to be fabulous. I love the No mantle look and the darkest white swatch you showed.

@d__extraordinary175 Год назад

Drew you were built for this ! Just mindblowing all the details you come up with ! You probably just put stain glass businesses out of business 😂 That estimate was way too high ! Love ya Drew !!!!!!!

@nancydann1332 Год назад

I'm on Team No Mantel! It's the only way that niche makes sense. Love the progress you're making... Sorry you were traumatized but you can share with your followers. We feel your pain!

@lauriehuttunen4202 Год назад

The fireplace looks great with no mantle. It was obviously the architect's intent. I'm so glad you were able to repair the stained glass door - great job! I hope you opt for Old White as your paint choice. It really compliments the tile on the fireplace.

@SeaTurtle515 Год назад

Hi Drew, I am so happy that you were able to fix your stained glass door and at such a reasonable price. 👍🏻 And that you found glass that perfectly matches! Also, I love your no mantle fireplace, the shape is stunning. And you are correct that the little arched shelf does take the place of a mantle. Would you consider painting the fireplace a more saturated color than the walls? Whatever you decide is going to look warm and beautiful. Enjoy your renovations. 🌿

@conniekim Год назад

I’m so glad you were able to find a solution for your stained glass windows. I gasped when I saw the cracks and worried that there might not be a replacement, but that you found the exact match for the stained glass is amazing! I hope the installation of them goes wayyy smoother.

@stephanieblakey1338 Год назад

I was super scared for a minute that you weren't going to find the glass for your gorgeous doors, what a relief!!! Plus, the fireplace with no mantel is the best! Sometimes less is just more, looks beautiful! ❤

@susanpeterson9947 Год назад

Don’t forget to put your paint samples next to your stained glass doors also!

@katherinespencer2633 Год назад

I love the no mantel around the fireplace. Good choice!

@northernsky1506 Год назад

Your instincts on the living room fireplace are "spot on" in my opinion. That chimney was embellished with a simple niche. The mantle took away from the streamline and smooth shape of that lovely fireplace. In my view, the niche was designed to be a place for ornamentation. No mantle necessary. Maybe the former owners wanted a mantle for hanging Christmas stockings (who knows). If that were the case, I would have rather seen pegs used. Anywho, I feel like you are honoring the person(s) who designed and built the fireplace.

@valr852 Год назад

I had a fireplace installed in my home,like 18 years ago,similar material and I never added a mantle,love the simplistic look of it. Texture was enough,So fun,appreciate your work

@rebeccarobeson1 Год назад

Brilliant fix Drew!!! The price you were quoted was rediculas! Good Lord :-/ But YOU too it to the next level and with some effort on your part... YOU got-er-done! Bravo :-) Now... you've got a great story every time you look at your beautiful doors! The fireplace looks so much better without the mantle piece. I love how you are embracing the original architectural intent of the home. You give your viewers permission to think of "what could be" and it's awesome :-) Thumbs up DREW! p.s. I vote 'Old White' :-) RR

@eruriperiodt5913 Год назад

I’m glad you’re keeping the original fireplace (no mantle)!! I think it looks soooo beautiful and unique compared to most modern fireplaces and fireplaces in general❤️

@mlauren564 Год назад

I admire you for being so creative. Not just in styling, but also in finding solutions to problems. Glad you found a fix for those doors. They will really make the LR special.

@earthmama8384 Год назад

Suggestion for you to ponder… First, amazing find of replacement glass for your broken stained glass panels! Love that you shared the name of the business as I’m in need of stained glass and now have a source!!! Suggestion to ponder is Spanish Revival exterior door shutters that can be shut and locked at night, on trips away from home, and during severe storms to protect your stained glass doors. Many homes of that period would have had shutters that could be closed yet still allow a breeze to flow through the home. The fireplace sans mantel is classically elegant! Really glad to see you make that choice. Hello to Justin! You work well together. So creative!

@alarcon99 Год назад

Such a great idea about the shutters!

@mariannegoins3610 Год назад

The replacement glass is perfect. I love the color you have picked out to paint the walls. Its going to be beautiful.

@gillianashley1820 Год назад

I’ve seen a wood-framed conservatory painted in F&B Old White, and it really is the most beautiful, distinctive colour. It certainly gets my vote!

@tysonjosephlee Год назад

Absolutely great decision to go with no mantle! It suits the style and makes the little cut out shelf above more of the focal point for putting a little decor on display! 😍👌🏻

@suzannedickie4603 Год назад

Apart from your lovely, enthusiastic and caring nature I really love your ‘let’s see if it works’ attitude. I admire the way you’ll have a go at anything and just look at the amazing results of your door and fireplace. So good. I’m enjoying what you are doing to a style of home that I’ve never really liked and I’m learning to appreciate this style. In fact I’m loving the way it’s coming together. You are breathing life into her again. Thank you. 😊💕

@lauralawton3162 Год назад

Seeing Drew be crafty and bargain hunt for niche antique stained glass then repair the doors is my new religion. 5 grand?? No mam!

@merrywalsh2809 Год назад

I think that stained glass is from the 70s. I remember it being pretty common then, and new at the time. I could be wrong.

@lauralawton3162 Год назад

@@merrywalsh2809 ahh that's good to know! It's so pretty

@sonkey1 Год назад

I love the fireplace with no mantle! So glad you were able to repair the door.

@kansasgirl8371 Год назад

My first thought was I didn't think the house wanted those stained glass doors to live there but after you were so fortunate to find the glass, I changed my mind. You did such a good job fixing it! The fireplace is so much more stately without a mantle. Another great transformation.

@elizabethharrell8707 Год назад

I love the no mantle look, it reminds me of New Mexico architecture for fireplaces. great job on the doors!!

@hildaovalle1455 Год назад

I’m so glad that you were able to fix the glass panels on the door. What a scare? You did a great job! It was a great idea of NO mantle. It looks great

@wendywilson4527 Год назад

I love Farrow and Ball paint. Swear by their eggshell gloss paint which if prepped properly is very hard wearing. I painted my old kitchen in it and it was amazing with no chipping after 4 years of wear. You were so clever restoring your doors. I also love how you are taking your fireplace back to the original design. The idea of using IKEA bookcases for an entire wall is genius. It will look really high end when you have finished. Sending love from the UK.

@emmaaclaaire Год назад

The fireplace with no mantle is the only correct answer, just feels right🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 looks sooo good

@LisaApril Год назад

I think the no mantle original look is most striking. There’s no mantle to break up the architecture of the chimney which I think is beautiful. I’m learning a lot watching you remodel your home. It certainly is a beautiful home. I personally love Spanish style including the style where the entire house is built around an open courtyard where there are flowers, vegetable gardens and a water feature with comfortable places to sit. That is my dream home.

@laureneharrison8897 Год назад

Love how the fireplace will look without a mantle and that paint colour will be perfect! Can’t wait to see what you do next 😊🇨🇦👍🏻

@derrikland3172 Год назад

Great job fixing the door. Love the fireplace with no mantle.

@tuc1113 Год назад

Watching the removal of the mantle reminded me of an archeological expedition. The removal of each piece reveals more history. Glad Drew decided to restore it to its original vision.

@hahna77 Год назад

A single floating shelf of a rustic looking piece of wood, possibly held up with antique cast-iron brackets, would be the perfect in-between to the mantle/no-mantle debate. You did such a good job fixing the doors.

@DJ-ti2vg Год назад

So sorry to hear about your doors Drew - Excellent repair ideas though - you just saved yourself ~ $4700! I can't wait to see the progress of your room as you paint and decorate it :)

@MichelleW Год назад

I love how both the fireplace and stained glass turned out! You are so talented Drew, I love seeing your confidence when know how to fix things.

@pamkowal7464 Год назад

I gasped ‘Oh no!’ out loud when I read the title of this blog. So glad you were able to find a match to the broken panes of glass. Those doors are to die for!

@laurancurtis5669 Год назад

I love how you were taking the mantle apart piece by piece, very carefully. It's almost like you were on an archeological dig!

@Yahnellie Год назад

I love the no mantle look. It makes a statement, without losing the focus of the entirety of the fireplace.

@jeanne-marie8196 Год назад

I’m so glad you were able to match the door glass so well! Good choice not to lean them up anymore 🫤

@marissabulso6439 Год назад

All hail the stained glass supply store and Drew’s diy attitude! Actually very inspiring that you overcame that decor tragedy. It looks perfect. ❤ And thank you for not leaving us in suspense and getting right down to business. 😵‍💫

@vahneb7260 Год назад

Wow, love the old white color. The fireplace looks 100% better already. Thanks for sharing.

@shainazion4073 Год назад

Don't forget that the Stained glass doors will cast a glow onto the walls. When you put it against the window, you saw it warmed the color up.

@ashtonjones5768 Год назад

Love the no mantle option.

@susanmcmasterson956 Год назад

There's no greater high than when you do something yourself for under 100 bucks and it comes out flawless when the "professionals" wanted almost 50 times what you spent to do the same thing. Slay queen! 💪👑

@marinadibona1038 Год назад

Wow, watching you fix that stained glass door was like magic! Such artistry. You can do anything! Bravo!!

@whatlolawants2167 Год назад

Go dark Drew! After you paint you can always add a mantle when you're through decorating if you want one.❤❤❤ It's amazing how you saved $7500 on that beautiful window.

@kathelijnvh7212 Год назад

Noooo the door!!! It survived the first fall and now noo!!???

@PointSoldiers Год назад

Definitely team 'no mantle'. Love how it flows from the floor to ceiling, and that it's true to the architect's vision.

@N-A-uw5fp Год назад

I 100% agree that the shape of that fireplace without a mantle is organic and gorgeous! Great job!… Also with the repair of that glass door. How amazing that you were able to fix it so easily and at such a low cost

@CINRZ Год назад

Noooooooooooooooo 😭 not the stained glass window 😭

@kamillehuggins4721 Год назад

It would be interesting to see Drew and Macenna decorate for each other. Each one decorates a room or area in the other's new house. I would love to see that....pweety pweease!

@KayeCarterTV Год назад

Love the fireplace. My Mother was born in 1929. I really do love your home …you have such a great vision. So very talented. Sending you hugs prayers and kindness 👍🏼🙏🏼👍🏼🦋

@maryrichardson8790 Год назад

Love 'no mantle'! Having a mantle competes with the beautiful alcove shelf, which is SO pretty. I'm sure the designer wanted the little alcove shelf to stand alone and be the focus. It's a beautiful fireplace and chimney Drew! ❤👍🏠

@leigh4743 Год назад

Great choice to have no mantle! Love it and love the lines of the fireplace! Good job being brave and tackling the stained glass. It looks wonderful. LONG LIVE THE STAINED GLASS DOORS! 😀

@pamyacuzzo6614 Год назад

Drew, honestly, you are amazing, what a beautifully perfect repair of your stained glass. You are so resourceful! Perfect! And I'm with you on that fireplace without the mantle. Bring her back to her original Spanish look. So very pretty!

@DeaBar5280 Год назад

Mama always said, "Less is more." Very good call to go without a mantle at all over the fireplace. I feel it would compete with that beautiful architectural niche. I am sure you will find an incredibly unique and special piece to display there. ❤

@cassymr Год назад

My Lord, you were so lucky to have that store with the same type of glass. I couldn't believe when you said you had found that store in Pasadena, yet there that was, the almost same glass. AMAZING!

@kathleenwoodbury7491 Год назад

Those Batchelder tiles on the fireplace are everything! I love the original intent of the architect to highlight those and the Spanish architecture. I felt confident you would be able to match the stained glass, as that caramel color in what I had heard called “cathedral glass” has been around for decades, in fact back in the ‘70’s I had a lamp made out of that same glass. Love the direction you are taking with the wall color too Drew! Having so much fun watching you refresh this beautiful historic home!

@julied3588 Год назад

I’m so so glad you went with no mantle! It’s true to the history of the architecture. Kudos on your choice.

@julied3588 Год назад

Thank you, but I don’t use the telegram app

@jennydrenkow Год назад

Drew, you are such a lucky guy to find similar glass to fix the doors. And the MANTLE! Right choice to put this thing down. I cannot wait to see the final living room!