Dave And Jenny TRANSFORM Kitchen In Vintage Italian Home! | Fixer to Fabulous: Italiano

Dave and Jenny travel to Luglio, Italy, to assess the progress on a home renovation project they are working on. Together with their team of builders, they make huge progress on the kitchen, much to the delight of their clients. #FixerToFabulousItaliano #HGTV

From Season 1 Episode 4

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[mamazoe]

Seriously, that progress is much much better than anywhere else in the world. In third world countries like the Philippines, in rural areas we build houses using manual labor. No mixer, just shovels and muscle

[anshardeman]

you are abroad> they work differently there and certainly in Italy
so the owners should have pointed that out to you, because that takes a lot more time

[teresawalker]

This is a great international project. Working in a different country is an everlasting memory and so much fun to work in Italy! It's all turning out just beautiful. 👏👏

[DiamondBodyHealing]

I love how Jenny tries to make it seem so tough to balance looking after children and working on a home in Tuscany.
Taking your children to Tuscany for a fully paid work trip in Tuscany is a blessing. There is no need to build tension for the show by complaining how tough it is to raise children.

[LaLadybug]

You can't bring your American ways to Italy. Research (if you haven't been there before) would show that their streets are thousands of years old and very, very narrow. They don't have big trucks-their construction trucks are about the size of our smallest crossover SUV. They are tiny! I love Italy---please be nice to the construction workers--they have to work really, really hard.

[mariacristinahorbatow]

Esse casal é maravilhoso ❤❤👏👏👏
Quanto talento que supera qualquer expectativa

[L.Spencer]

In Mexico my husband and his cousin made a two bedroom house for his aunt. The house was block and concrete, and they didn't use a concrete mixing machine except for the roof. They mix it on the ground with shovels and transport by wheelbarrow. They did the floor in four sections. It did take a few months.

[mistygeller]

Just beautiful!! The amount of time and work that goes into any home remodel is overwhelming sometimes but damn, it’s 100x more stressful there! The results are amazing though ❤️❤️

[tinaroberts]

Seriously. It's not the USA. Why on earth didn't the owners hire local contractors???

[retha]

Well, Rome wasn't built in a day!

[DiamondBodyHealing]

they should have gone with light appliances. the dark fridge and stove brings the mood down. 
and a softer sage green would have worked better.
but nice to see the french husband dude smile for once....

[nur_aryani]

Well…owners wanted PREMIUM materials…and they budgeted just $400k??