The Kitchen WALLS are DONE! (Renovating a 200 y.o NEGLECTED House) #60 

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You can renovate a building, you can grow your own food, you can cook ..... is there anything that you can not do, Diego? I think that you are amazing.

I think the shelf in the exposed rock wall will be beautiful and will keep a lot of the character in the kitchen that would otherwise be hidden. This kitchen is going to be so cute and charming. I love seeing the cat scampering around in the background doing cat things.

The open area shows the real wall behind (a reveal). It should be very nice. The skylight gives so much light. It's going to be beautiful

I like the old stone wall. It adds character and history to a new space.🇨🇦

I’m glad you are keeping some of that beautiful wall 😀

I have to say, the hole in wall looks really good at this point, good idea ! 💡

Such a bright and sunny kitchen, wishing you many happy hours of preparing family meal together, Diego and Joanna! 🎉🍾🍷

I think you should leave the stones dark. It will be a beautiful feature since the rest of the room is going to be white.

A manfor all seasons building planting cooking👍🤩

I like the exposed stone! It's the history of the original build and it's going to be beautiful once u finish the kitchen! ❤❤❤

I love that you are showcasing the old brick. Please don't seal it over with plasterboard. It tells the story of your old/new home. Greetings from Albuquerque ❤

Когда вы работаете кажется, что это быстро, легко и просто, но понимаешь какой это большой труд. Вы молоды, но вы столько умеете. Спасибо вашим родителям, что привили любовь к труду. Вы всё делаете с любовью - готовите, занимаетесь огородом, строительство это вообще шедевр. Супер!!! ❤😊

really like the idea of the exposed stone, this will show the history of the house....you could put a nice wooden frame around it...

I think your plan for the exposed stone is brilliant. It will be an interesting feature as well as a nod to the buildings history. Good plan to use white or off white lime as well. The contrast with the stone will be lovely.

YES!! Leave the exposed stones showing. In fact, show all the stones, all the way across the top, not just in that one panel/section. Do show more!! They are part of the history of the house and they are lovely!!

I think the niche with exposed storm is a great idea.

The room is coming along nicely. It will be so bright and clean when it's finished. I like the exposed stones; they will add a touch of history to the room.

I love that your restoring older structures and returning them to the way they originally looked . Very excellent job !

The stone would be a beautiful feature in your kitchen. The white grout would look stunning You are a very talented man.

Both of you are hard working young people! Highly commend you for your perserverance to continue on ~❗ BRAVO~~‼

A man of many talents. Is there anything you can’t do 😉❤️

It’s looking great ! Can’t wait to see you put your future kitchen together !

Yes to the exposed stone. Thank you for another very interesting and entertaining episode. Have a lovely week 😊😊😊

I can see a cozy kitchen ,to cook all your yummiest meals in . So much progress!

Good idea. I love those French stone walls. Lime mortar will set off with the white walls. Love what you do. ❤❤

I like the idea of stone feature,with the lime mortar. This is a nice bright kitchen. It’s hard to believe that you poured the floor, built the windows in and created the walls and ceiling all new! Great job. Th pumpkin dish looked savory and delicious too! Great job Good to see you both working together again. ❤

You work so hard , I don’t know how you achieve so much ! It’s going to look amazing .❤

I LOVE the way you always clean up after your hard work.😊

Only problem with the hole, is collecting of dust. Great job though 😊

Another great week. I love the idea of the stone, it’ll be an interesting feature.

Молодец Диего что оставил кусок исторической стены, я переживада, что её совсем закроешь.

Cannot wait to see the new kitchen completed and both of you cooking there. Well balanced video, construction, gardening, cooking, animals... and nice to see the fire place in action.. Take care, until next Sunday.

Ilove the idea of the exposed area of stone a cool feature grouted with white awesome.

when you put the plants in the soil, loosen up the bottom of the roots and they will adhere to the soil faster.

It’s really nice to see how far you have come. The house looks better and better!

I ❤ the shelf idea with the exposed stone! I think it's going to look fantastic. Great idea!

👨‍🍳Chef Diego Thank you very much for sharing the delicacies👨‍🍳

You might be actually starting to feel warm in the future kitchen. At least it will be more pleasant to work in during winter. The stone picture will be great. Why not? Best wishes.

Diego the exposed wall feature for a shelf all lit up would look great , great work Bravo

Well done Diego love that stuffed squash you made take care be safe all the best to you and Joaanax

Think the wall shelf a brilliant idea it should look awesome! As always you both really worked hard this week can’t wait to see the room finished from across the pond in 🇬🇧 see you next week .

Excellent work. My favorite channel! Keep the videos coming Diego!!!!!

Enjoy seeing all the work you accomplish

Well done Diego - those boards are awkward and heavy! I like the open wall feature - a window on the house’s history.

I really love your idea with the window of exposed stonework, using it as a shelf with some nice artefacts will give an idea of the old.👍❤

I think it will be special to have part of the original pebble wall showing with a shelf maybe you could light it up? Also I'm glad you have the video to show where the cables etc are in case you want art on the wall, or are you having high cabinets? I am sure it will look fantastic whatever you decide to do. It's great to see your gardening/cooking too. Another fab bit of drone footage as usual 😀💜

If it will come out nice, I really like the idea of that high shelf with the stone exposed. It highlights some of the original structure and where you started this journey.

Siempre me parecen cortos los videos, les esta quedando impresionante la cocina. Gracias por la receta, pronto la voy a hacer, se ve exquisita! Saludos, Yemina

If you keep that natural stone decorative shelf, run some accent led strip lights to it... it will need some accent lights along the bottom edge. Will look great!

The display cut out would have a piece of the original stone work. Old with the new.

The kitchen is going to look amazing. Glad you left a bit of the old wall. The baked pumpkin recipe was very creative, love the cooking. Keep up the great work.

I love the exposed stone in the wall. I would run some concealed soft LED lighting around it too to really showcase it x

Love it all; keep the stone wall exposed! Great Job!

Greetings from New Zealand, enjoy the renovations, your cooking and your gardening. Well done.

You can put some antique bottles from the property on the shelves, but remember you'll need to clean them once a month, (bringing out a ladder), to keep them shiny and able to attract the attention and admiration of visitors. You'll find old bottles in the old loo holes in the backyard. People used to throw old bottles in their loo holes because they wouldn't burn in trash pits. You can find where they are by using a long metal probe. When you hear the sound of breaking glass down below, you've found one of the holes. Then you can excavate it, a two-person project. There will be about four filled-up loo holes in the backyard of a 200-year-old house. Who knows what treasures are buried in them? Bottles, glassware, china, pottery, clay pipes, coins, (which fell out of pockets), and perhaps a Napoleonic-era pistol. You can save yourself the trouble of digging a loo hole by looking in the barn for some old bottles.

One big step closer to a new kitchen! It's really hard to tell if your idea for saving a bit of stone wall will work or not without your full vision, but I think it's a nice idea to show the history of the building. Personally I'd probably have saved a bit of wall more at eye level and put glass over it (so there won't be a cold draft from it), and use it as a display case for things that were uncovered during the build that would be interesting for visitors and for the future, but I don't think your idea is bad or wrong in any way. It'll be interesting to see how it turns out!

The soil in your vegetable garden looks so rich. Mine looks like sea sand compared.👍

Always enjoy your videos, your kitchen is really coming along, as is your garden. Keep up the good work Diego, from Johannesburg, South Africa

Starting to look like a home. Phoenix, Arizona USA❤

Hi guys. Thanks for Sharing your progress with is again.. it's looking great. If it was me I'd leave the piece of wall open . It looks good and you could have a little feature in each room. I see you prepared your garden for winter. Your food looked awesome. Thanks again for a great video

Diego, your cooking skills are amazing. Your meals make my mouth water. Have you ever thought about creating a cookbook? I hope you get 75k subscribers by the end of the year. How about a million subscribers next year!!! Sending loving and peace-filled thoughts to everyone.

I think it will look amazing the exposed stone 😊

Yes, keep,the exposed stone shelf, a nod to the history of this lovely home. You guys are so industrious, skilled and hardworking. I only watch 3 renovators on RU-vid and you are one of them! Is the river that you visit walking distance from your village?

I loved the cairn of stones in your garden ~

Great video! I like the stone shelf!

As you were putting up the metal frame for the drywall, I was thinking, what a shame to cover that stone wall. Then you mentioned and started on the cut out to accent the stone wall. I think its a brilliant idea and well worth the time to complete. Good job.

Excellent progress! You will soon have your final kitchen! ❤ I love the idea to keep a “window” to the old stone wall. Keep an eye out how hot-cold surfaces work with moisture, but where you live, it might not get that very cold outside to make it a problem. 🎉

I think it’s a great idea to show some of the stone work.

You guys make a great, enthusiastic, hard working team. You’ve saved a ruin. My only critique is that you’ve made it like any other “ modern” home. Some of its unique features have been removed. Would have been nice in my opinion to have saved some of its quirks that set it apart from any other. Keep up the work and posts on your progress.

Great job Diego! I think the shelf will look great. I would put some older items like antiques on the shelf. Another day closer to being done. See you next Sunday.😊

Excellent work.

From such a derelict condition to an amazing room for a kitchen. Fabulous. Can you tell us what you planted for wintet, besides garlic? 😊

You're a hard worker Diego. It's always nice to see how much you get accomplished, your meals and your cute little cat. Well done.

Delicious meal you are a good cook. Multi talented. A great gift in many ways. 💗📣

I love the idea of the exposed stone🐨🐨

Wow that meal looked so delicious!!

I would love to see the previous owners expression if he sees the house now already.😵

Another awesome day. You even got all the whole right. You dawg!

Диего и Джоанна- труженики! Ваш дом преображается с каждым выпуском ролика! ❤😊

Well done the 2 of you. Regarding the stones frame wall, I will make sure that you put some insulating foam to avoid any "pont thermique"! Why not depends the cabinets, style, colors and the finishing look😉😉 but it's great,, you try things 👌👍😃😃

Sos una fuerza de la naturaleza! Seguí así!

Здравствуйте,Леон и ваша спутница!!! Очень много проделанной работы сделали,дом обретает характер,цвет и настроение...Нравится смотреть на вашу природу, интересно как вы готовите обед... Когда сажаете капусту,сельдерей, баклажаны,шпинат там же на грядке советую посадить или посеять шафраны отпугивают мошкару ,которая съедает листья и красиво смотрится на грядках....Про полку на кухне,должно получится интересно,но вы должны будете сами решить-нравится вам или ,,как я буду с этим жить,, подумайте...

Fun idea.

Great job again you are a very talented young man 👏

It's so interesting to see European electrical installation. Here in my state in the USA we have to use metal conduit, and it is very hard to install.

Stand back and take credit on that wall!! It is going to be a lovely room. As for your lunch, it looked so delicious. You are such a talented young man, you can do everything! Can you come and do my jobs in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 x

You can surely do it all, bravo 🙌 🎉❤

Your meal l👀ked extra special today. Hope the 75K comes quickly.

Great work! Love the garden!

I like the stone wall😊

Your House is a dream congratulations both ❤❤❤❤

The kitchen turns out to be bright and cool with the hight of the celing/roof. Love the little pierce of the old wall. What about put some light on that spot? I Wonder why you don’t fertilice the soil before you put new seedlings/plants? Have a nice week both of you❤️

encinta la piedra y tapa con un cristal, podria quedar bonito. gran trabajo Diego!!!

Aaaaaha... You stole summer. -2 celsius here in the south of Viking at the moment and now i know where to go.

Did you know you can use your potato peeling soak them in a jar of water until it turns kind of brown looking and then pour it on your plants it's great for nutrients and vitaminns. Also crushed eggshells sprinkled on your plants on the ground bake them for 10 minutes at 200° F let them cool and crush them and sprinkle on garden plants and flowers. Much love from Oklahoma USA Jackie 🇺🇸💖

Possibly cold bridge on that not covered stone wall, be aware off condensation and moisture .Otherwise great job.

Hi Diego may I asking how do you know DIY work? Roofing, plumbing , building and electrician 😮how do you know all of this because you are really young, I would like to learn Your family should proud of you 👍 well done good job

You're superb Diego! Great job! By the way, the hole... Bad idea. I think It looks better if you fill It with the plasterboard :)

Hi. Why don't you use special perforated mounting suspensions to attach the guide profiles to the wall? Glue the joints of the insulation sheets with adhesive tape, there is a weak spot.