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As seen on episode 1 of our HGTV show
Who’s Afraid of a Cheap Old House?
Smokey coal-hued porcelain tiles by Porcelanosa flow between the new kitchen and dining room in the historic firehouse-turned-residence featured on the premiere of Cheap Old Houses’ newest series on HGTV.
What started as a cluster of non-original, closed-off rooms defined by drop ceilings and 1970s paneling has been restored to its original expansive, open layout — its size beautifully emphasized by the continuous porcelain surface. Through color, the Cheap Old Houses design team gives a subtle nod to the fiery past of this historic building.
Our sincerest thanks to Porcelanosa for its incredible support of “Who’s Afraid of a Cheap Old House?”, now airing Tuesdays at 7pm EST on HGTV.
Photos by Stephanie Munguia for Cheap Old Houses.
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