打造完美居所 第3季第3集 -娜塔夏與蓋爾 中文字幕

你想要一個讓你活得 你所想要的生活方式嗎? 我的天啊! 我愛它!我愛它! 我愛它! 你有沒有想過 如果我把屋頂打破了怎麼辦? 這就像在邁阿密一樣 Don Johnson在哪裡? 我們回來了 我們比以前還要大 只有有問題的家庭 才能體驗到 這個奇妙的設計 才能讓建築師到達 六位不可思議的建築師 競爭著轉變家庭 表演時間 這太棒了! 這不可能的! 你贏了! 發生了什麼事? 整個過程非常刺激 這對我來說意義重大 驚人的設計方法 哇! 這太瘋狂了! 我愛它! 我現在想好好享受 很難形容 因為我們非常高興 感覺是完美的 今天要尋找設計 可以改變他們的生活 的建築師和項目經理 Natasha 我們怎麼樣了? 很好 我們去聊聊天嗎? 好啊 你真是個很英俊的情侶 我感覺很短 而且我穿了高跟鞋 我也穿了高跟鞋 很好 三歲的Kameya 跟著九歲的Sylvina 他們找到了夢想的家 在埃塞克沙漠的沙漠旁邊 但十八個月後 對他們來說 一切正在開始變好 看起來你們很投契 但你買房子在海邊 當你討厭沙 感覺是個很基本的錯誤 是的 沙漠裡的沙很堵塞 很難清潔 沙就在海邊 但不在我身旁 可以在外面安裝電源 更便宜 Natasha和Gail 從他們的倫敦樓 移居到這間四人牀 Edwardian Semi excited by all the room and the great outdoors Look Kami Moving out here is great because we've got so much more space Do you want to do another one? You never kind of wonder what we're going to do with the kids this weekend because actually there's so much just on our doorstep There's going to be a lot of sand in your bag I grew up in Belgium Brussels We met in London five years ago and you know we lived together You don't have to go to London I don't know how to put it Natasha和Gail love Lianxi Yummy, yummy But the house is proving less than ideal Let me get the knife quickly The house kind of stops us from cooking together or play together It's just preventing us from being social with the children It would be so much better if we all enjoy it together That's what it's all about The hall leads first to a period front room then round the back of the staircase to the kitchen which opens to a corridor and bathroom added in the 80s Retracing steps back through the hall leads to the dining room And on the other side the original 1930s garage The kitchen did have a window overlooking the garden but it was lost to the add-on bathroom And now having a kitchen cut off from the house is a big problem especially for a young family Because we've got smaller children it does make you feel a bit anxious when you can't really see where they are The kitchen is just it's like an island in itself And the children can be in the garden You can't see them So you constantly have to go in and out And a windowless kitchen can be depressing Do you want me to put some onions on it, Tash? For the baby, don't be silly If you're in the kitchen cooking Which Gail does much more than I do You can't see him He's just kind of there on his own facing a wall And myself and the children are in another space You're just like punished at the back there You go there in the kitchen And silence Gail and Natasha have renovated the family bathroom upstairs This one downstairs, however, is cold and impractical I think it was once a cold shed It's such a waste of space And there's frustration with the function in the dining room, too It's kind of an underutilized space Or rather, I don't know Maybe we're actually overutilizing It's a big mishmash of everything And between a mix between dining room, storage, playpen We can't entertain people as we would have loved to And in the garage, the family has so much stuff To get at anything, everything has to come out So we've got Gail's kayak that I got him And my paddleboard Kameya's bike My bike Go on, push, push, push Tools, motorbike Garden tools and whatnot are cluttering the garage I get this out I need more space for my stuff Some invective system needs to be fitted I mean, if it was up to me, I'd probably knock it down We definitely need a storage space That I don't deny But I'd probably just have a shed at the end of the garden But storage isn't the only issue here, is it? I hate sand And every time we've got to go through the front door I don't have to put that sand all over the place in the house And, you know, having to clean it all up behind us It's just too much The garage is just one point of contention between this pair Gail keeps talking about some kind of sunken seated space I like the idea of a sunken floor beside the dining area I think that would be a total waste of investment, waste of money And every penny counts Natasha and Gail have taken out a loan because they worry the kids will have grown and gone by the time they've saved We want to live here for a long time We see the kids growing up here and us being here for ages So we've got to get it right Does it feel, Natasha, like you have to rein Gail in a little? Yeah How do you feel about the sunken seating? That's just not happening I see how it works now Every house is always the same Having it on a slightly different level would be quite, you know, unusually nice Okay, and that's important, I think for both of you It's not just copy and paste Absolutely You know, you want your house to be a little bit of a reflection of who you are and your history and where you come from, where you've been who your kids are Let's talk money Budget is 50K It's a lot of money but a lot to do for that money Yeah, we realise that When you see these designs what is the thing that you will absolutely not compromise on? It's got to be open, we've got to open it up Then we need to have more storage With six architects all ready to pitch There's a rare pool of talent to pick from And today, the two battling it out for the instruction are big-scale designer Damien Burrows and innovator Lizzie Fraher She's nice and calming We love having her in the studio When you're having a stressful call with a contractor Just give her a little rub All calm We don't have a dog But I like this as a texture So I have rubs And it kind of does have the same effect She makes me feel very calm And influencing how we feel is at the very heart of Lizzie's work Great design is when you go into somewhere and you feel that it means something to you If it doesn't mean something to you, it's boring It's like... Damien's a really great designer He's got lots of experience So I'm excited to see what he pulls out the bag for this one If you ask my family and friends I'd say that I was really competitive Who wants to go into a competition and not want to win? Of course I want to win So this is my version of a house And then I like quite a grand door maybe I'd go for an arch It says a lot Really? What does it say? Big arrival, big presence This is why you do what you're doing That and emotional neglect Damien is fond of a big statement himself But behind it is a lot of planning I am super organized I have lists on lists on lists I like to know what I'm doing I won't go away on holiday Until everything's booked in advance During a normal architectural design process You would come back and speak to the client Several times, probably six to ten times Before you've got the design right This is different You sit down with them once You get one chance to listen to this And then you pitch And the decision is made on that That means you've got to be really good The architects are in Lyon C To get a closer look At Natasha and Gail's home Damien heads straight to the back of the house Drawn by a burst of color To put this bold print up It's look at me This is personality It's quite a statement The problem is it's a dead end room It's got a lot of functions But it doesn't have a function Moving on Damien picks up the kitchen's vibe immediately Whether it's getting something from the microwave Making coffee Making toast Boiling the kettle Boiling an egg Washing up And facing the wall All the time You have this much space In between your face and the cupboard It would make you feel isolated And miserable While Damien sees how separated the family is Lizzy gets to know them When I look around the house I see color I couldn't stand the house that was all bland I used like a pastel color It's because I want to Put lots of artwork on the walls I've lived in several countries Mostly in Africa There's quite a lot of influences from that Is there anything you really don't like? I hate poured concrete She's wrong Poured concrete is wonderful stuff Why would you have a poured concrete floor When you can get so many beautiful tiles Concrete requires very little cleaning No, no She doesn't like it at all I think it would be wonderful I feel like I've got two strong characters Even though there's tons of stuff in here It's really well organized All the paints in a row All the saws, the tools Everything's hung up Someone is on top of it It's freezing cold And it doesn't feel inviting But there's no reason why it shouldn't feel inviting And it shouldn't feel as part of Integrated into the house With Damien set to seize Gayle's garage Lizzie turns her attention To what Kameya and Sylvina might need They obviously have a space Where they would like the children to play Whilst they're cooking So observation of young children Is a classic thing And it would be nicer if it wasn't just kind of Tucked by the back of the fridge Now he's eyed up the footprint Damien tests the client's limit How open plan Is too much open plan White box open plan That's actually my nightmare Is to have like a That almost to me Sounds like a really bland neutral space I like texture, you know Like fabric and color The things I'm nervous about With this particular project Is creating the space that they need But also having enough of the budget Left to layer that up With all of the texture and the warmth And the materials That Natasha's looking for Gayle said very specific things About the materials And Natasha's felt quite nervous about those And then obviously we've got The bad relationship to the garden So somehow I've got to Try and juggle all those aspects Turning an Edwardian plan Into a modern social space For £50,000 Will take real ingenuity With two completely different solutions Will Natasha and Gayle Find a way forward I guess with this house It's so disconnected really Particularly for a young family Yeah we've got the space The answer isn't always doing a massive extension Because if you do the big extension Does it help your existing spaces work Lizzie you're up first Okay Okay good luck I can't wait to see this one While Lizzie pictures Damian will be watching with me in the gallery I feel for Lizzie This must be nerve wracking I feel like you might be projecting onto Liz So how are you feeling Very nervous Oh no I'm super excited Great well do you want to take a look Okay then Okay so we are in your existing dining room Oh It's a lot cleaner It's tidier The wallpaper Lovely wallpaper is still there You can see here that there was Kind of problems with circulation Back to your existing kitchen The set bases aren't very sociable They're not very connected to one another And then this is a great view out Towards the garden but it would be nice To give other parts of the house A little bit more of that connection So my design really focuses On looking at how we can make the spaces Work in a more sociable way So you ready to see my design Yeah definitely Okay let's see Okay let's go Oh my god Hey wow Oh my god Oh Look at that Oh my god That's pretty cool Lizzie's knocked down sections of the wall To link the dining room and kitchen And allow flow between the spaces Without losing the clear function of either The old bathroom has gone And Lizzie has extended out To the side of the house The new kitchen now connects To the rest of the house With a centrally placed playroom Where the old kitchen was And the dining room That's such a better connection With the kitchen isn't it So you can see your kitchen Through there where the old Bathroom was What it means is we're connecting This dining room space With the kitchen space But we haven't blown this whole wall Wide open It's got its own separate identity But it relates back to the dining room And the dining room's got this Amazing kind of social seating That wraps around the edge of the space With windows that look Directly out over the garden Oh my god Look at that You've got the storage That you want to get It's a lot of storage And it's great A little bit of bench seating Yeah And then you can see To the left of the fireplace Is a really large glazed door That then takes you out to the garden It's really wide I love the way you've got the different spaces But they all kind of flow through And also you'll notice The kitchen's on a different level So you step down into the kitchen What that does is it makes the space Feel separate again But also past the dining room To enhance each room's separate identity Lizzie's contrasted wood flooring With tiles inspired by Ghanaian design To chime with Natasha's heritage So imagine you're sitting In your dining room now You've had an amazing Three-course meal for say 20 guests Then you put your table to the side You start the music And it becomes a really kind of Social party dance space The evening's closing in You can pull back the bifold windows Oh wow I like the way the window opens You just feel like you're totally outside At the same time as being inside Indeed yeah We can entertain very very comfortably In this As an architect You've got to take them on that journey You've got to really put them in the space And let them know how it feels I want to see the rest of it Okay then let's go Now instead of being isolated The kitchen is at the heart of the house Linked to all the other areas It's so cool I really like it I love it when you're In front of the sink And you've got the view of the garden It's really really nice yeah So these windows bifold back this way The kitchen becomes part of the garden The garden becomes part of the kitchen You could set up your barbecue outside You could be using this as a ledge You could sit in It's kind of a barstool area as well I presume the barbecue is just Right down there at the back Yes barbecue is just there Oh wow nice So what's your relaxing having a nice glass of wine Sitting at the bar then you're cooking It's unbelievable Really really nice That's amazing The more that they're in that space inside the VR The more they're starting to understand it The more they're starting to love it It's not looking good is it How different is yours from this Quite different As well as addressing the need for social spaces Lizzie's challenge is to reconcile A difference in taste too I thought I'd like a black kitchen But that really worked All the fronts of the cabinets here Are a rough sawn timber So it softens it a bit If you add texture to it it doesn't become so stark The wall colour is a very very subtle pink Wanted to warm it up slightly I quite like it I can really imagine the kids sitting at those stools there When they're a bit bigger Rather than that little tiny table we've got in the kitchen at the moment It's amazing And Lizzie's eye for detail Doesn't preclude a feel for glamour I've also done something extra with the ceiling To make this space feel really special Do you want to see Oh my goodness Oh wow Did you bring in all the light Because that's what's missing isn't it It's wonderful It's really really more than I asked for It's really really great I love it because it's like an atrium Oh she's taken the ceiling up And put a skylight in Nice So that's a little A little vaulted ceiling It's a really easy way Of making a room go from I mean a standard room To being an exceptional room Rather than have a flat roof We can do something special with it And it really creates a focus above the kitchen Almost like a chapel to eating If you're worried about cleaning up roof light You can clean it from your first floor windows She's quite a stickler for detail Now you have to think about these things Yeah But also anticipating That somebody's thinking that's lovely Until the bird craps all over It focuses view up as well as out towards the garden So you're again We're always stretching space To make it work really hard for us And she's not finished stretching just yet I was thinking about three key spaces Which is play, cook and entertain Instead of Kameya and Sylvina Being stuck on that little table by the fridge Lizzie's turned the whole kitchen Into their playroom Oh this is perfect We wanted to create something Which is about play Oh Lizzie it's like Coolest thing ever This is the darkest part of your house So it can be kind of a snug cozy room But then we've made this big opening Out to the kitchen And also you've got a lovely view onto the garden So we're bringing the view of the garden Right back into the house This is my favourite room I love it It's her favourite place I just worry with the amount of natural light You'll get in there Whether it's somewhere the kids Will want to spend a lot of time Wherever there's no natural light I'd always put the stuff that don't need it Like your bathrooms and utilities You don't want to take the goggles off do you Back into reality I am so relieved I'm so relieved it's done I was really surprised About actually how much they loved the playroom At the end I thought the focus would be on the sociable spaces Now after a sizzling pitch from Lizzie Can Damien tempt Natasha and Gail With his take Shall we go in OK show time So here we are In your existing front dining room It's very clean We had a little spruce round before you came Actually come to think of it We just need a cleaner For me I think this is probably One of the nicest rooms that you've got in the house I just think the only issue is It's a real trudge to get to the garden When we have parties etc It's not very comfortable for everybody So what we need to do Is try and connect it to the rest of the house Yeah you're right But you've got a long wish list For a relatively tight budget So how do we get the most out of that We've had to think A little bit differently Before Damien reveals his design He needs to explain the core idea That makes it possible OK Let's go And these are its bare bones What is that Oh my god Look at the space you've got It's like a hole Really huge Oh He's mowing down I'm a little bit shocked by how big that is Damien swept away Almost all of the internal walls And expanded to create One big 35 meter square space When you start off building an extension A lot of the money can go into the ground So you've got to dig down To your foundations But we raise all the floor up And then putting a simple lean-to structure In timber on the side of the house I just can't get over how big it is Is this actually possible You'll notice that we've gone up A couple of steps Now all that does is it creates a void Underneath all of this floor Which means we don't have to go into the ground To dig out for all the services The green pipes are your sort of soil Your water And then the red is metal conduit To connect electrical points It's a really good idea How you hide the ugly bits Kind of like, you know, underwear VPL That's it, surface VPL That's smart design And then you've got your sunken floor Look We lifted all the rest of the house To give you your sunken floor It just means you've got more money to play with Amazing, that's so cool I really want to see the rest A timber frame can be cheaper Than traditional construction And using it as a financial saving For his design, Damien's ready To reveal his vision OK, let's go Oh my god, wow That's amazing Turn in here Oh wow Frankie likes it It's amazing I like the steps to come up To go to, look at the kitchen It's completely changed It's amazing I love it It's very different On the timber frame Damien's given Natasha and Gail A 17-metre square kitchen-diner With steps down To the sunken seating area You've still got A separate dining room here You've got the connections through You can be cooking You've got a bench area here Where the kids can do their colouring in Damien's knocked through the kitchen To the dining room Creating an opening to what is now A sunken living room So you had your French doors Out here before We've kept the same lintel in the top You've chased it down We've brought some bricks up And here you've just got a massive Great big picture window That looks out over the garden It's just amazing And the best thing is this area here You could double as a dance floor We've got a sunken dance floor You're ready to go It's so different to what it is It's really really impressive I can't wait to actually see the kitchen And it's really from their new kitchen-diner That Damien can show off Just how much extra space He's given Natasha and Gail This is amazing We are really really amazing I love the beams Like this It actually looks like it was here forever You can see all of the structure That we're getting another use out of And here it just frames it So it's like you're in this Beautiful sort of ribbed room And you've got Look at the copper sink And the taps It looks amazing Is it actually going to be this big Well that's the reason for using the timber frame Raise it up, stay out of the ground Timber frame construction It means that what we're not putting in there And using on the drainage We can spend on the extra space That looks fantastic It looks beautiful And the connection back through to the living spaces as well He's really surprised The nice thing about design is It opens up an understanding of their house They didn't have Often when a client has a house They're so used to the set formation of their rooms They don't really understand How wide their site is or how long it is It's only when it's totally transformed That they become aware of the boundaries Of what they actually own The kitchen diner Gets light through the garden window But Damien has found a way of getting even more So if you look out It's amazing Absolutely perfect These are just standard roof lights It's not bespoke glazing But when you put them in between those ribs All of a sudden they take on A whole different meaning It's amazing That's way better than I expected With overhead windows Letting in three times more light Than regular ones The kitchen will be super bright They're excited though by this They are I'm feeling a little bit nervous And Damien has a final trick up his sleeve You wanted another entrance To the building as well, didn't you? So there's no sand when you're coming in From the beach So if you just have a little look behind you Is it the space for real? Come on Wow So that's his garage space With all the storage It's quite futuristic It is Damien's replaced the old garage And fire doors connect directly To the kitchen and to a new utility And shower room And the garage has its own water supply For cleaning off sandy kit So you can come in through the door there You take your shoes off You can rinse your feet down You can hang your coat up Wow, my god It's absolutely perfect Really If only you're living in there I live in there I'm lost for words I can't answer anything more Oh, well, back in the room I want to stay back there Can we go back there? All I'm going to say is They're very fickle Because they did Say that Damien could probably just head off After they saw yours I don't think he'll be heading off Well, we'll see Nat and Gail now have the tricky decision Of who's designed to go for Lizzy's series of rooms Flooded with light From a glamorous atrium Or Damien's ginormous kitchen-diner And sunken living room What I love about Lizzy's Is that space for the kids That's snug Which can always be their space In different ways as they grow older She's nailed that family living But I'm leaning towards Damien I have to say The island With the hub there In the middle The friends right the way around And us, the kids and family I just wonder if Is it really deliverable on our budget Reaching a decision Has been a real struggle I mean, there isn't a magic money tree I think that's what we came to the conclusion Balancing hearts and heads What I really liked about Lizzy's design Is you have this series of Interconnecting rooms And that's like a Ghanaian kind of tradition In comparison with Damien He exploded the space The thing is, the architects They're sort of dreamers Damien is a dreamer It turns out that we're mad enough To actually fall for it They're both good designs But Damien's just It nailed everything that we needed But is it a stretch too far Damien said If you can't quite afford it now There is a way of like Just leaving a baby house Without it being too irritating When they've saved more money Gail will finish the utility and wet room himself And that's lucky That I'm the best plumber in London Now four weeks into the build Gail and Natasha have made one Significant alteration to the plans Basically the original design Was timber built But the building company They advised us to go with The old traditional brick and mortar So we've sunk A lot of the foundations and the works And that means We haven't got a sunken floor In the dining area So it's going to be a flat floor The whole way through Which is a tragedy for me It's a tragedy The builder quoted the same For foundations as a timber platform But things are tight And it's testing the project manager's mettle If there's the slightest problem That comes up in the build I don't know what we're going to do So we had to kind of have those Conversations about Do we really need a contingency on the build If the costs are escalating We can just not finish this bit And it'll be fine I thought you said it was going to be sunny It's not looking the best is it It's atmospheric and moody Four months on And Damien and I are back in Lianxi To find out whether thinking big Has paid off for Natasha and Gail They've got a lot of style Don't they this pair I mean they know what they like Sometimes they differ a bit I did want this one because Do you remember this wonderful sort of palm wallpaper And anyone that says to me I want a Miami Vice living room You're like sign me up The Edwardian house was full of character But far from the sociable family home That Natasha and Gail needed The cut off windowless kitchen Was a miserable place to be And with young children Especially impractical The dining room served no clear purpose comfortably And valuable space was wasted So the budget was Tight Top priority Kitchen, social space, wow factor That's three They're all top priority Hello We have been to the beach briefly Do we need a hose down first Damien Wipe your feet Damien's ambitious design Cleared away internal walls And extended establishing a huge Social space for the family And for their friends But is so much achievable In reality Oh my It's so Colourful It is It's nice isn't it You walk in And your whole spirit just goes bang Before the kitchen and dining Come everything room Were separated by the hall Now internal walls And the downstairs bathroom Have come down and an extension to the rear And side return have gone up Creating one huge space With defined areas for cooking, dining And relaxing It's so bright How does it feel now It's awesome You know you just walk in here Lovely little house And that's how it is It kind of unfolds now The old dining room Felt too cramped for the parties Natasha and Gail loved throwing It was just messy It was a corridor Walking through a corridor With like kids island either side Now it couldn't be More inviting So Comfortable now You could get what 20-30 people in here 9 people can sit comfortably on the bench That was the thing wasn't it That social the kind of sense of This house as a place Filled with people and music And noise Give it a couple of weeks Instead of using The original chimney breast To connect the new sitting room and kitchen As Damien imagined Natasha and Gail have lost more of the wall But stopped short of complete removal That idea of having A kind of room breaker Particularly with kids You want somewhere that you could tuck things What you could have done Is just knocked out the biggest opening possible And what's really lovely here Is it still feels like it's two different rooms Unfortunately the only thing that's missing Is the Sunken floor Damien's timber platform Would have housed the new services And as a by-product Given Gail the sunken seating area He craved So what happened yes Because that was a big thing It was the reality of building It's really hard to get a builder to do it It's something that builders are getting A lot more used to doing on domestic projects But it's still got a way to go Natasha and Gail have tweaked The original plans But there's one element Look at my view out here They wouldn't change for love nor money You've got those gorgeous kind of Slanted windows And all those beautiful trees I have to tell you The chief builder Decided to actually do the same For his next extension For his house He said this is his favourite building Here's the address so I can send the invoice Damien's bi-fold doors Reconnect the kitchen to the garden And his glazing above the doors Increases the volume and airiness inside Gail for you Because obviously you love cooking And entertaining And you were stuck in there Facing the wall in the dark room Damien didn't stop with the bi-folds He introduced yet more light By pushing the ceiling up to the rafters And fitting skylights As a space for a kitchen How does it feel sort of stood there That side cooking It's like my stage It's just so nice Having the light coming through You can see the sun And the clouds and the birds It's wonderful It's gorgeous It kind of doesn't feel like Cooking is a chore Or anything like that anymore Because the kids actually Often come up here And are sat here It's really cool And having that kind of connection Isn't it Because before They were over here You were over here It felt quite disconnected Beautiful To look at this living space It's hard to believe That Damien has extended By a relatively modest Seven square meters Given that we haven't lost Any of the outdoor space Bar this section here It's wild what they've gotten It's just about reconfiguring that space The kitchen was in the darkest part of the house So all you need to do Look at it and plan first things Where's the light coming from How can I make this space work better Push all of the things Where you don't need light deep into the plan And bring all the areas Where you really want to be together Bring those out to the edge Apart from thriving in the light Gail has another reason To love his kitchen It was so daunting To actually imagine How to put it together And everything Because I fitted the kitchen Yep, Gail built the whole thing With his very own hands It's a huge kitchen To fit yourself So hats off to you Because this has got shadow gaps Everything's so plump It's a really difficult kitchen to fit The fact that you did this on your own Is absolutely incredible It's gorgeous But this was quite difficult To actually install as well Because obviously the ceiling is not flat So to get it right Took a little while How many times did you have to walk away from it When you were just about to go like this At least ten times There were plenty of times I'd find him going What do I do next And I'd be like you can do it, it's fine It feels like the whole back of the house Is just window It's completely connected to the garden It is, you can almost fall out Of this window Natasha and Gail have nabbed Lizzie's bifold windows It just kind of opens up everything Yeah Which they loved on site It feels like you're literally outside I absolutely love this window Even today It's not the height of summer But you can kind of just love Being in and out at the same time It's funny, everyone who walks into this house Is like oh my god, does that window actually open Yes it does What are you most looking forward to doing in here The kids come home from school You can have dinner They can be doing their homework at the table Playing Actually hanging out together You're already in here I mean you literally We are here You need stamina don't you Absolutely I think if you had the whole package Kind of organized with somebody else You could just accept the journey When you've got to come in and do Like Gail had to do the floor And the kitchen and the bench And lots of bits and pieces Of the plumbing on the way You've got that kind of journey To sort of get through as well Gail got properly stuck in didn't she She really really did You're very proud of Phil He's done really really well And if design perfection Were ever attainable It's got to be right here In Gail's garage This is a purpose built room For you to hose down your feet I had to get rid of the sand from the beach I can't stand it Okay you really can't They were like many other people Like it's standard now It's still got to be practical For my tools For the beach gear For my kayak And the motorbike The height of it is quite dramatic For practical reasons again We can hang the bikes on the wall And you didn't want to have to Duck under your kayak Yeah precisely So it's just as it should be for me That's the ultimate luxury isn't it Yeah And why not Ideal for what it's made for And yeah I'm happy Okay Baba Take a little bit with the spoon So with the new living area now complete How did the finances hold up The budget Was 50,000 right How did that go It didn't fare very well We blew the budget Okay I think there was always that question About 50,000 but is it enough to do What do we want And basically we've got everything Almost there So yeah we spent 70 So it's quite a lot Not way over But it's probably worth a bit more than that Because Gail fit the kitchen Did the floor Will fit the bathroom Will do the utility So some of the extra work Yeah sure we've done ourselves But I suppose it's the difference between Going for a really basic spec And just more of a quality finish So that cost a little bit more We almost didn't compromise Much for the quality of product That we wanted And as Natasha said Utility and bathroom Work in progress Phase two Phase two that's right And then there will be the garden Phase three At least you're able to sit in phase one And go At last You can breathe Cam do you want some strawberries Are you hungry Camille Natasha and Gail have taken Damian's design and run with it To get both the scale And the standard of finish Their hearts were set on It is better than we expected You've got all this space The roof, the ceiling You walk in and you're like It's got that kind of That wow factor