I haven’t seen the show, but have followed her on IG for a while. Love most of her designs.

I see a lot of up and coming designers clearly influenced by her work.

Looking forward to watching!

Im in the same boat as Jilly. i follow her on instagram but knew nothing of a show.

Thanks, I‘ve added it to my queue.

Sarah Richardson’s series is now on Hulu.

Check out Sarah's Mountain Escape on Hulu! https://www.hulu.com/series/d7e26b98-443e-4b38-96c0-bafbd4adb5e5?play=false&utm_source=shared_link

FYI, The Established Home is also airing on Discovery +. I really enjoyed the series & wish that there were more.

Ive seen the show but i cant remember where. I don't subscribe to HBO Max. I absolutely love her style. in one of the last shows I saw she and her family were opening a coffee shop. I had the feeling it wasn't doing to well despite the charming decor.

I follow her on FB but she doesnt post often.

I also watch it on Discovery+. The Madison and the Woodward house were great restorations. That said, I find her color palette is constantly repeated, and her use of wallpaper doesn't vary.

I started watching Sarah Richardson's Haus Heidi project yesterday. She also seems have one formula for decorating.

If you've never watched Restored with Brett Waterman, I highly suggest for his restorations. I binged watched during CV suggested lockdown. His sneak peak a few weeks ago was one of my favorites to date. I hope he goes back to do their kitchen. More new episodes will aire sometime in the next two months.

I don’t have either of those streaming services, but somehow I have watched the show. I think it may have been on Magnolia network initially. I do really like her work and style. she’s in a fairly small market (Grand Rapids, MI), which may be why she isn’t a bigger deal already.

I don't have those streaming services either but may be adding HBO soon and will check it out. Just looked at her Insta and 30 accounts that I follow - including quite a few of my good friends! - follow her! You'd think someone woulda told me ;-)

Well, I watched the first episode. Not sure I will watch too much more. The woman and her daughter annoyed me when they were talking about the parents' bathroom and that the daughter-in-law wanted a green tile which they thought was too trendy. So what did they do instead? Gray. There is nothing more trendy than gray these days. Jeepers. Let the woman have her color. Plus, that tile they chose looked just awful. I don't think they showed her reaction to it. I have had a green kitchen (Saybrook Sage walls and cabinets) for 20 years. Now it is trendy apparently, but for me it is just one I love.

I just don't think there is a lot of originality or personality in most of her rooms that they showed. Pretty, but bland.

Yes! Finally a design/renovating show with true craftsman doing the work. Whoever does her painting is amazing. I don’t care how much it costs or if I can have any of it. I just love the thoughtful choices for each client. I’ve watched all 3 seasons. Refreshing break from “Modern Farmhouse” and decor from Wayfair on HGTV

I checked this morning and The Established Home is available through Amazon Prime Video. It did also air on the Magnolia Network.

@czarinalex Yes and no. I guess what bugs me about my two examples is the majority of their work all ends up looking the same to me. Yet, I can watch For the Love of Kitchens and love everything they do, but someone else might say all of their kitchens look alike.

Me too, with the high gloss vs matte finish.

I looked up Jean on Youtube. The kitchen that's featured had a $100K budget. The first thing she should have told her clients: Given the house and the neighborhood--that is WAAAY over the top of sensible.

I’ve now watched four episodes and I find it disingenuous that they are ripping out perfectly durable finishes that were au courant for their time and pretending their replacements are ”timeless.” NOTHING is timeless! That’s why kitchens are updated, redecorated or demolished every twelve years or so. Their timeless designs will be similarly replaced in a similar time frame and they will probably do some of the remodels of their own work.

I also do not like their embarrassing devotion to anything they perceive as English or British and they invoke both words far too often, sounding like schoolgirls drooling over the Beatles. They openly say they are just trying to make everything look as British as they can, and when admiring their own work ask each other for reassurance…..”It really does look British, doesn’t it, Mom?”

That said I do like elements of their style, but on the whole I like Lauren Liess better for the whole natural materials and neutral palettes thing because her interiors always incorporate unexpected elements. The Stoffers have nailed the expected, not exciting work but they’ve got their style down.

Me too....just started watching The Haus Heidi project with Sarah Richardson. She paid 4.2 million for the house....then spent 16 months on the reno! She took out a loan to buy the house, then went back for a 2nd loan when she ran out of money. WOW! It rents for $3k a night. Just incredible!