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| DIY Series Premiere Thursday, August 28, 2014 @ 11pm |
Are
you ready for some football? I am. But, Thursday is not just the kickoff of the college
season on the gridiron; it’s also the series premiere of American Rehab and they’re
starting the series in South Carolina with my current project just outside of Charleston in Summerville. It's on the DIY network on Thursday @ 11pm in
the middle of a block of Rehab Addict. I was on TV once while I was standing in the front row of a college basketball game, but I'm not counting that because my mom didn't get to see it and everyone wants their mom to see them on TV. Thursday is my day. No spoilers here, but the transformation was dramatic plus the entire experience was amazing fun.
Charleston’s
oldest building, Pink House, dates back to 1712 (right there with Harvard’s Massachusetts Hall). Okay, someone has an idea that it
wasn’t really finished until 1745, but I don’t want to get hung up on a difference of 33
years to detract from my point. Like
Mass. Hall, Pink House is older than the country. Wow! Charleston
reveres its old buildings and it's one of the major draws for people visiting our
city year after year. So because of that, I can’t think of a
better place to start a new series about renovating old homes in America than The
Holy City which undoubtedly loves its old buildings.
So tune into American Rehab tomorrow and watch me get started on the Country Victorian.
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American Rehab Charleston 2.015 - August 13, 2015
Loved the show!
ReplyDeleteLoved the history, the host and the project! Can't wait till you film the inside!
ReplyDeleteFinally a rehab progt from my town. I have seen this hpuse before but can remember if it was over off of w carolina or off of main st
ReplyDeleteAlso have gotten heart pine from encore salvage out in st matthews he had some realy nice stuff
ReplyDeletePLEASE say that you have a recording of that!! <3
ReplyDeleteWe don't have a copy. However, if you google American Rehab Charleston, options will come up for you to watch it on-line as well as some trailers and clips of the intro. Also, I may it get re-aired in the future.
Deletewho makes the Pineapple wallpaper you used? LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteGlad you love the wallpaper! It's by Walfab.
DeleteJust found your show last night and I am so amazed! Is there a product list you can share? Specifically your paint colors like your haint blue, etc.
ReplyDeleteI just found the show and love that you're local. Any way to list some of the places you get your material from, like the antiques, furniture, countertops (the recycled glass and shells in particular)? Thanks, and keep up the great and inspiring work!!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteThe countertops were done by Fisher Recycling (on the Old Navy Base in N.Chas.) - (843) 554-6099
Encore Architectural Salvage - (843) 518-1162
We've found some great stuff on Craigslist too.