Rehab Addict

Nicole wins a house at an auction, falling in love with the historic details and rustic charm of the place.

Nicole avoids the impulse to demolish a high-traffic powder room, and sets out to restore existing elements.

Nicole uses custom leaded glass and modern oak flooring to cover up items that were stolen from the estate.

A dark basement is transformed into a family room, using salvaged pine for the flooring and installing an art Deco bar.

Although the living room is one hundred years old, Nicole tries to use as many of the original details as she can when she does the restoration.

Nicole develops a layout for the kitchen that will allow modern appliances to fit in with important design elements to maintain the room's former charm.

Severe leaks in the roof threaten to destroy multiple rooms on the second floor; two bedrooms are ready for restoration.

Nicole wants to make the first floor solarium a bright, welcoming entryway into her estate, while maintaining the antique-feel.

Nicole transforms a Jack and Jill bathroom without sacrificing the antique integrity by utilizing the mint condition 1920's porcelain sink.

In order to turn the third floor into a master suite, Nicole must start with a new, customized bathroom.

Nicole tackles the attic which once served as servants' quarters, turning it into a master suite with a sitting room, dressing room and master bedroom.

Nicole must update a neglected garage, and sets out to salvage tile and wood for the project; a porch is added off the solarium.

An old shack needs loving restoration, and Nicole and her family turn the unlivable space into a cozy new home.