Renovating Childhood Home: Southwest Atlanta Transformation
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In this riveting episode of HGTV, we follow the journey of newlyweds Stephen and Simone as they embark on the monumental task of renovating Stephen's childhood home in southwest Atlanta. This isn't just any house; it's a place filled with memories, from the moment Stephen was brought home from the hospital to the passing of his parents. With a baby on the way, the couple faces the challenge of staying within their $180,000 budget while addressing crucial issues like the roof, electrical system, and HVAC unit.
As the team delves into the house, they discover a sprawling property with immense potential. Stephen and Simone envision a spacious kitchen for Simone's culinary adventures, a cozy nursery for their baby boy, and ample living space for entertaining guests. The renovation plans include transforming the formal living room, expanding the kitchen with a large island and a pantry, and revamping the sunroom into a versatile space.
With time ticking away and the baby's arrival imminent, the pressure is on to complete the renovations swiftly. The crew works tirelessly to frame out the new roof, open up the kitchen space, and add a scullery kitchen for extra storage. Despite unexpected challenges like the nursery expansion, the team perseveres, ensuring that Steven and Simone's dream home becomes a reality before baby Deuce makes his grand entrance.
In a heartwarming finale, the couple is welcomed into their transformed home, filled with surprises at every turn. From the elegant dining room to the custom plaster fireplace and the stunning kitchen island, every detail reflects the love and dedication poured into the renovation. As they reflect on the journey and the financial implications, Stephen and Simone realize that their forever home is not just a house but a treasure trove of memories and a legacy for their growing family.
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Viewers are impressed with the renovations and design in the nursery
Positive comments about the couple and the baby
Praise for Egypt's style and design skills
Some viewers found the house cold and lacking personal touches
Criticism about the impracticality of the kitchen layout
Mixed opinions on the overall design of the house
Comparison of the house to a Kardashian-style home
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