The Tunnel
S29E06 Newton: Exterior Paint Colors, Stained-Glass Window
After a quick breakfast at Johnny's Luncheonette, host Kevin O'Connor connects with paint color expert Ann Pfaff to discuss suitable shades for the Shingle-style house. Meanwhile, back in Newton, general contractor Tom Silva and master carpenter Norm Abram construct a 12-foot wall for the kitchen bump-out, which will feature a built-in bench for dining. In Boston's South End, Kevin visits stained glass artisan Jim Anderson in his workshop, where they work on restoring the home's four historic windows. In the backyard, landscape contractor Roger Cook utilizes a pay-as-you-go concrete truck to create a buttress wall to support the exposed rubble stone foundation beneath the new porch.
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Newton: Move or Improve
Newton: Big Plans
Newton: Prepwork and Inspiration
Newton: Framing, Wiring, and an Unfitted Kitchen
Newton: Retaining Wall, Historic Wallcovering
Newton: Exterior Paint Colors, Stained-Glass Window
Newton: Salvage, Progress, and Pink Granite
Newton: Fieldstone, Replacement Windows, and Teak
Newton: Pests, Decking, and AC
Newton: Bluestone and a Historic Billiards Room
Newton: Bringing Light Throughout
Newton: Garage Nightmare and Garbage Disposers
Newton: Getting the Details Right
Newton: In Memory of Joe Ferrante
Newton: Grout, Closets, and a Clawfoot Tub
Newton: Winter Wrap Party
New Orleans | Return to New Orleans, Post Katrina
New Orleans | Camelbacks, Bargeboard, and Toxic Mold
New Orleans | French Quarter, Shotgun Colors
New Orleans | Saints in the City
New Orleans | First Builder Falls Through
New Orleans | Back on Track
New Orleans | Recovery Continues
New Orleans | Landscapes and NBA Legends
New Orleans | Only In New Orleans
New Orleans | One Small Corner Restored