When I’m outside of the studio, I have my hands in all sorts of things, including a bunch of real estate and home renovation projects. We have spent the last two years working on a multi-family building in Cincinnati’s historic Prospect Hill neighborhood. We are FINALLY done, so you think we would just enjoy living in it now, right? NOPE. We just bought a new property in East Walnut Hills. We’ve decided that this will be our home when we finish the renovations. A lot of you have asked to share this process, (how do you do it? how do you develop your design? do you have a guy who does flooring/plumbing/kitchens, etc) so I’ll be posting pictures and video updates of our renovation along the way. Enjoy and feel free to ask about anything – I am happy to share my resources with our Q102 family. (-tim)
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Thanks to the nice folks at CityBeat for sharing our home with their readers!! Click here for the article and pics!
What the heck is Jenn doing to me and our house!! SMUDGING. It is suppose to remove the negative energy from the house.
A couple months of hard work and a great team and now we have a great home. My American Handyman was essential in getting our project done on time. Tub: Signature Hardware Kitchen: IKEA Countertop: Granite Transformations Closets: Closets and More, Inc …
Have you ever wondered who built your home? Who lived there? Are there any special historical stories connected to it? Ann is a huge history fan and started researching the history of homes here in Cincinnati. Check out her website Digging Cincinnati …
We were excited to get a call from a casting company about talking to us about reality show opportunities. Find out what happened! Also, my Dad gives us some painting tips and the kitchen is starting to come together. Closets and More in Reading, G …
IKEA kitchens are great because they look contemporary, have all the bells and whistles, and they can save you thousands of dollars, but YOU have to build them. Some cabinets took about an hour each. We also built some cool shelves in the living room, …
Things are starting to come together quickly and we can actually see our vision coming together. Although the original wood floors were in decent shape, we had to replace because of them not being level. Never ending painting and getting our bathtub d …
Working full time jobs and renovating a house is exhausting! Thank goodness we have friends who are willing to help! In this episode, we tackle lots of painting, kitchen lights, and get to see a new banister! Progress!
Rub a dub dub – Tim’s in a tub! When you renovate a house, you have to spend money! Let’s go shopping!
One thing we really hated during our last project was living in drywall dust, so with the “The Little Green House,” we aren’t moving in until the messy, dirty, dusty stuff is complete. (we hope!)