The Tunnel
S26E11 Design Elements Make a House Special - The Carlisle House
Kevin observes Tom creating window castings that mimic wood but are crafted from durable cellular PVC, ensuring resistance to rot. Meanwhile, Richard lays down PEX water supply lines throughout the home. In the barn, chimney expert Mark Schaub reveals the final design for the Rumford fireplace to Norm, showcasing materials such as a granite hearth, fieldstone surround, soapstone firebox, and a recycled oak lintel. Kevin also introduces senior design consultant Alexa Hampton, who is working on a grand ten-thousand square-foot French Neoclassical residence in New Orleans. Kitchen designer Kathy Marshall shares her vision for the kitchen using cardboard models to illustrate her cabinetry ideas.
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Celebrating 25 Years of Home Renovation - The Carlisle House
Appreciating the Past - The Carlisle House
A Different Kind of Barn Raising - The Carlisle House
Saving Old Barns for New Homes - The Carlisle House
Foundation Installation Begins - The Carlisle House
Prefab Systems Speed Things Up - The Carlisle House
Passing on the Trades - The Carlisle House
Not Your Grandfather's Farmhouse - The Carlisle House
Envisioning the Kitchen - The Carlisle House
Shaping the Spaces - The Carlisle House
Design Elements Make a House Special - The Carlisle House
Many Hands Make a Beautiful Fireplace - The Carlisle House
Digging for Water - The Carlisle House
Enhancing the Home With Stone and Paint - The Carlisle House
Living in a Barn - The Carlisle House
New Technologies for an Old Farmhouse - The Carlisle House
History of the Greek-Revival - The Carlisle House
Shutting Out the Cold - The Carlisle House
Keeping It Old - The Carlisle House
Prefab Meets Custom - The Carlisle House
Mantel Troubles - The Carlisle House
Modern Conveniences - The Carlisle House
All the Comforts of Home - The Carlisle House
Designer Show House - The Carlisle House
More Designer Show House - The Carlisle House
A Farmhouse for the Next 100 Years - The Carlisle House