[birdsong]
[upbeat music playing]
[Shea] It feels so good to be back.
It feels amazing today.
[Syd] So, being back in Southern California,
that's where I grew up, it feels…
It feels like home a little bit, like you've been away for a while, and,
I think that we got married there, no, we didn't get married there.
-We, like, lived there. [laughs] -[laughs]
Pregnancy brain, dude. Do you remember where we got married? [laughs]
-I do-- [laughs] -Hi, I'm Syd. I'm your husband.
[Shea] We've been working with Liz and Neil a long time.
We've been working on this particular house for a long time.
Yeah. It's been three years in the making.
Liz and Neil were one of our earliest clients.
They came to us when they were building their Park City home
and right after it was completed they decided to build again,
in Southern California, this time.
And, we are so excited to be working on this home together.
Remember them coming to our second office.
We had just moved in,
-so we were very proud -And maybe had, like--
-that we had a real office. -We're like,
-"Come into our conference room." -Yeah.
I'm, like, really excited to see the progress.
[Shea] This home is over 9,000 square feet, and has
five bedrooms, seven bathrooms,
a wine room, an office, and a pool house.
Custom homes take a really long time,
especially when they are at this level of luxury.
It feels easy, like we just kind of picked a color,
but the whole point is that it should feel easy.
We want it to feel easy,
but to get it there is a lot of work.
-Wow. Looks beautiful. -[Syd] It's looking really good.
[Shea] Stucco's gone on, and the texture and color is looking good.
-Made it. It's really pretty. -Yeah.
-Look at this beautiful driveway. -[laughs]
[Shea] This is great.
[Syd] It will be one day.
[Shea] Sliding through the sand here.
-[Syd] It's like a day at the beach. -[Shea] Yeah.
-[Shea] Hi! -Hi.
-Hi, guys. -How are you?
-I'm good.
I wore the wrong shoes as usual, but it's good.
-What's up, dude? -Good to see you.
My name's Neil, this is my wife Liz, and we have three awesome children.
We got married really young, but it gave us a good foundation,
because we had no other choice other than to work hard when we started out.
Last time I was here, stucco wasn't done, all of the black siding wasn't done.
It looks great.
I think when you're entrepreneurial,
working late hours or taking phone calls on a Sunday afternoon,
you kind of have those moments where you're like,
"I'm gonna work hard because I want to provide that little extra for our family."
Yeah, we were just talking about adding some pavers here,
'cause this was gonna be grass
-and that's the shower. -Oh.
We thought maybe it would be good to
-have some hardscape. -That'll feel better.
[Neil] It's fun to now build a beautiful home that
we can enjoy that's beyond any of our dreams
and working with Shea and Syd has just been so much fun.
And there's never a dull moment.
-Syd's jealous of the depth of your pool. -I was checking the depth the other day.
He was so mad at me because I made the decision on the depth without him…
[laughs] …because I knew he'd jump off of our house.
I kept begging for something to jump off of into the pool, or just make it deeper.
And she's like, "I can't, cost, you know."
-Yeah. -And then I was like, "No, it's not."
Yeah, you can do cannonballs off the top, Syd. [laughs]
[Shea] Well, I haven't seen the inside in a while. Let's go check it out.
Okay, awesome.
And, watch your step in the dirt.
[Shea] Their house is currently at the stage when
all of the pretty stuff goes in.
The fun stuff for me, at least.
So it's like cabinetry, countertops, floors.
All the design details start coming to life at this point.
-The ceiling looks so good. -[Syd] Oh wow.
-[Shea] Stain is done. -[Syd] Looks great, you guys.
When we see the plans, like, you don't realize
just how big this space is,
-and it is incredible. -Yeah.
[Shea] In a home this grand,
it's important to think about
ways to make it feel intimate still, and cozy.
We've left this blank. It's not painted, because we're doing wallpaper on the back.
-but, I'm excited, though. -I can't wait. That's gonna be so nice.
[Shea] And I feel like it'll add, like, texture and just interest,
-instead of just a cabinet. -[Liz] Yeah.
And then through here is
-the main hub of everything. -Just go in this way.
-[Shea] Cabinets are in, -[Syd] Oh, yeah!
-[Liz] Yeah. -[Shea] it's looking good.
This curved plaster hood is, like,
-exactly how I was dreaming it would be. -[Liz] I know.
-It looks beautiful. -It looks so good.
Your drawing came out perfect.
[Shea] The movement of the plaster on the hood was
probably the trickiest thing that we had to figure out.
If you're going to do curves on anything custom,
you don't want it to be too swoopy, you don't want it to be a weird angle.
And so we drew it out, did a cutout,
and made sure that it was gonna feel beautiful in the space.
I mean, I've built a lot of skate ramps. That kind of looks like one.
I could-- If you needed some more mocking up at our house, like, I could do that.
-Okay. -[Syd] Just so you know.
Now every time you look at your hood, you're gonna think of Syd's skate ramp.
Sorry, guys. Sorry.
This space over here reminds me kind of what we did in the Park City home.
[Liz] Oh, hundred percent. It was
such an enjoyable experience all around that we were like,
"Let's just do it again, 'cause we can't leave them."
-They have to stay in our life somehow,
-so let's do this. -Thank you guys for finding this project
and building it to work with us again, you know?
You know, finishing the project in Park City
and then transitioning to the project in Southern California,
we started to work with them again, and it was like we hadn't skipped a day.
It's been cool to see also, like, your family grow.
-Right, it's just that-- -[Liz] You, too.
-Well, yeah me too. Just keeps growing. -Just keeps growing.
Even though their company grew from a couple employees to hundreds,
you know, Shea and Syd are still Shea and Syd and it's-- it's really cool.
This more intimate area where we'll have a sectional and the TV.
And then kind of just close by is a kitchen nook.
We don't have a pendant. We have a light here and a light here.
So, that's why we decided against it, but I just want to make sure…
[Liz] I agree. I think we should just keep it the way it is.
That's a lot of lights going on and I feel like we don't need it,
and the window is so beautiful
-It is beautiful. Yeah. -with the view that I think--
I think we're good.
[Shea] We want to be able to see our kids from here.
So, it's like you'll be able to be at the sink, look out to the pool.
As spacious as the property is,
I feel like you still get this intimate experience
-from this heart of the home here. -[Neil] Yeah.
The whole house is designed to have friends and family together.
We grew up in an environment where we had such a loving family.
So, when we embarked on this project,
you know, I-- I think some of those memories that I have and I know Liz has,
that was it, that was the goal. And, it's starting to come together
and I could see where the kids will be really excited
after-- even after, like, the new-house feel wears off.
It's a place where you wanna have your friends and they're gonna wanna come.
To me, that's what life is about. It's about family, hundred percent
being together and just keeping our family close.
-[Shea] Luca's room. -[Syd] Oh, wow, this is cool.
[Shea] So, are you happy with how everything has come together in here?
Yeah, I think it is absolutely stunning. It's gonna be beautiful.
The only thing that I've kind of been
thinking about, is we're missing, like, a little
-feminine touch for her. -Like, just like, just like
-an extra detail. -Yeah, 'cause there's
really-- I mean, there's nothing pink, really, in here.
I think we could maybe do the ceiling if you were up for it.
-[Liz] Cool. -[Shea] I'd love to paint the ceiling
and then that way with the canopy bed, it just draws your eye up.
-Yeah, I love that idea. -Yeah, all right.
-Well, I'd love to see the boys' rooms. -Yeah.
[Shea] It's cute in here. We've got good vaulted ceilings.
Both rooms are symmetrical.
And then I was peeking through here and it looks like we found a little surprise.
-[Shea] Do you see this, Syd? -[Syd] Yeah, it works.
-[Liz] He just fit in there really easily. -I'm not crawling through there.
It's funny that the boys wanted a secret passageway.
And by the time they move in here as teenagers,
it's the last thing they're gonna want.
I know, yeah. After a few years--
[Shea] It'll be fun and we can patch it.
[Liz] But yeah, it's a fun feature for now.
I think the thing about kids is, like,
it doesn't even matter if it's a secret room,
it just needs to feel secret to them.
And so, I think just being creative with little spaces
in the house, like, makes the kids feel really special.
I think we've covered main floor. Let's take a look upstairs.
-Awesome. -Do you wanna go through the side door
-or the normal one? -Not today.
-This way, babe? -Yes.
[Shea] Into the primary suite.
[Shea] Nice. The vault looks great.
So, I want to talk about this wall.
So, this is the bed wall.
If you do want the symmetry, we can do, like, a little nightstand on one side,
and then match that on the other side
and then we'll have extra space in this corner.
The other option would be to just not try to make it symmetrical,
and we can do a nightstand on one side and then do something longer like a desk.
Well, since you were the one that got an office,
that-- that could be my desk
-in the corner. -There you go. That's your office.
Yeah, you're in the corner
and then that way we'll get this great central focus.
-It's gonna be really beautiful. -[Shea] Cool.
I'd love to take a look at the bathroom, see if the paneling is up.
[Syd] Oh, wow. This is cool.
-This is my favorite room in the house. -This is your favorite room? The bathroom?
You get the wine room, I get this room.
[Shea] Okay, so we have this wall here.
Obviously, this is where the two sinks and the mirrors go.
So, we can go with a mirror that has
-a frame, but I also kind of love -Um-hmm.
the idea of doing something very, like, integrated,
where it doesn't have a frame at all.
There's a lot going on with these walls. I think adding more detail to a mirror…
-Whose room is this, again? -It's gonna get busy.
-I'm just telling you how it should look. -He's just offering something.
You can take it or leave it. Just nicely putting it out there, you know?
-If I gi-- If I can make a recommendation… -[Shea] What would you do?
I think… Yeah, just integrated, the mirror is gonna be perfect
-and simple and just keep it -Cool.
-exactly like you said. -[Shea] Beautiful
Yeah, it's awesome. If you can't find me, I'll be in here. [laughs]
[Shea] Neil, you talked about this wine room
before anything else in the house.
[Neil] I know.
Oh my gosh!
[Neil] It's incredible. I mean, the paint, the coffered ceilings.
It's way better than I thought it'd be. It's awesome.
-But the best part is through here. -I know, I'm blocking the best part.
[Syd] It's so cool.
Got the stone floors and all of this oak through here is so good.
[Neil] Yeah, it's nice.
This is a room I would meet with someone that would either,
decide my future or that I would have to answer to if I was in trouble.
-[Liz] "Is someone getting in trouble?" -"Like, oh man. I'm really sorry."
Next time I'm here, I just can't wait to be
-installing the furniture, -Yeah.
getting everything perfect for you guys,
-and we'll see -Me too. [laughs]
if the house is done or if I'm done first. [laughs]
-I think you're gonna be done first. -I hope so.
[Shea] So good to see you guys. Thank you so much.
-Are you guys ready to do this? -Yeah.
I think you've asked us a hundred times and we always say, "Maybe next time."
-Are you big enough? -Yes.
[Shea] I don't-- Are you tall enough? Whoo! Ivy made it.
[Syd] Oh my gosh. Ivy is right here. Where are you at?
Oh, right here.
-You have to be this tall for surfing. -Wren is doing her tiptoes.
I want to cross that line.
-Let's do boogie board. -[Shea] You wanna measure Margs?
-Yeah! -Okay, you wanna measure her?
Come here, buddy. Whoo!
[Wren] Woo-hoo.
-[Syd] We'll measure her -[Shea] Go back just a bit. [laughs]
-[Shea] She's standing on her toes, too. -[Wren] She's this tall.
-This is a family of cheaters. -A family of cheaters.
-Start 'em young. -[Shea] All right, let's go!
[Shea] The time is here.
-[Syd] Let's freaking go. -[Shea] Okay, let's do this.
The thing I miss most is, like, California,
real waves, real beach, real surfing. I mean…
Real kooks.
Real-- Yeah, well, people were usually saying to me,
-"Beat it, dude. Get off my wave." -[Shea laughs]
He was, like, anti-surfing in Utah when we first moved here,
and he was like, [scoffs] "That's not real surfing, but…"
-No principles, just-- these days. -[laughs]
And I just gotta-- just gotta have principles.
-Okay? Just call it like it is. -What are your principles?
-Surfing is at the beach. -Okay. [laughs]
All right, go Dad!
[surfing music playing]
[water splashing]
[Shea] Whoo! [laughs]
I remember you being a better surfer in California. Like…
I thought, like--
Oh, weird. We moved to, like, a landlocked state
and it snows, like, ten months out of the year.
It does not snow ten months out of the year. [laughs]
Feels like it. [laughs]
And also, I'm freaking not a good surfer anymore
because I'm not doing it all the time.
-Like, "Whoa, huge surprise." -Maybe it's just different.
-Thought I was okay, but… -[laughs]
[surfing music playing]
Whoo! Go, Wrennie! Hey, go Wren!
-[Syd] Whoo! -Whoo! Ivy!
Whoo! Whoo whoo!
Say, "Go, Dad, go!" Yeah.
You got it. At the end, you got it.
You caught on. And you were like,
"Ready." [laughs]
-Do that again. -No, I'm not-- You gonna make fun of me?
-No, just do it again. Just put that away. -Okay. [laughs]
Only in case of emergency, okay? Just keep that locked away, okay?
-You finally got it. Good job. -A pleasure.
Hi, how are you?
-Good, how are you? -Good to see you.
-You as well. -Welcome back. [laughs]
Thank you.
Oh, my gosh, it looks impeccable.
-I-- [laughs] There's no kids here today. -It looks great.
I have lots of samples. Let me set these down.
Walking into Liz and Neil's Park City home brings back a lot of memories,
because it was one of the first big projects that we worked on.
We pored over every corner of the home for two years
and it's fun to be back and see how they're living in the space.
I have lots of follow-up things for us to talk about
-So if you're ready to look at samples? -[Liz] Yeah. I'm excited.
I want to make sure that we go over all of these last items with Liz
so that when she walks into her home, we have every last detail in place.
You know, Neil and I really had this vision
for something a little bit out of the norm in Southern California.
You know, you think Southern California, you think, you, like, white, navy.
I think we'll do it in hints, but for some of these furniture decisions.
I love that these are warmer tones and not so crisp.
I totally agree. I'm really appreciating the direction.
In the formal living room every piece of seating has a different fabric on it.
Nothing actually matches.
That's what helps keep things more interesting and not too fancy.
We added some hints of color in the textiles and in this dark blue sofa.
It creates a room that feels warm enough that
it makes you want to spend time in that space.
-So, You kind of have -Oh, cool.
all of these suiting wallpapers,
when it could go really dark to the backs of those built-ins.
Yeah, I love that idea.
Plaid versus stripe,
-is there a winner? Yeah, okay. -This is so small for me to see.
-I'm gravitating toward this stripe. -Okay
I really like that. And that kind of goes with our plaid that we have going.
[Shea] Because the formal living room and dining room are connected,
we opted not to do wallpaper on all of the walls,
but instead to do it as a feature in the back of the built-ins.
We selected this really beautiful brown wallpaper
that feels like wool suiting material.
It helps us give that dressed-up Napa farmhouse style that we're going for.
[Liz] That's really beautiful.
Okay, so, the wine room. This room is really special, so…
I think we need to talk drapes for the wine room.
We can go brown, we could coordinate with the sofa with the green.
We could even go with, like, a wine color.
You have these masculine, like, plaids.
This charcoal is probably
-the closest match to the wall color, -Okay.
if you're going for that look of, like, a monochromatic effect.
I love the idea of matching.
Like, when you said that, I thought
-immediately how cool that sounded. -Yeah.
-It goes with this scheme nicely. -Yeah. As long as you think it goes.
[Shea] For the wine room, it was all about depth of color
and we brought in these navy blue walls.
There is actually no white in this space.
We have dark color on dark color. The drapes match the walls,
the sofa and the chairs are dark and that creates a mood
because there's very little contrast.
I think this is exactly what our vision was initially. So,
-I'm really excited about it. -Perfect.
We've made a lot of progress with our choices today
and install day is just around the corner
and I just know that Liz
and Neil and their whole family are just going to love it when we're done.
So, I'm so excited you're on board with these pieces.
-Yeah, me too.
-It's going to be so good. -It's gonna be so cool.
[giggling]
-[Syd] Say "Hi, sisses." -Sissies, come here!
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven!
Like a tumbling class in here. There you go.
-Where are you going? -What do you mean where am I going?
I'm going to install in California. Remember that?
That sounds good, huh, guys?
-Should we move back to California, guys? -Whoa, we're already hopping to that, huh?
-I mean… -I just say I'm going to install a house
and you're like, "Should we move back?"
You never said we could never move back.
[Syd] Hey guys, would you guys live in California?
-Yeah. -Raise your hand.
-Margs, what do you think? Yes. -She raised her hand.
The girls said they'd be okay with it.
I love living in Utah, lot of great things,
but I would love to have a California beach house.
It's like bonfires and beaches and donuts. And,
that's what feels like home.
You feel home because you can literally wear swim trunks and flip-flops
at any restaurant that we go to, and no one thinks twice about it.
Mm-Hmm.
Are you guys gonna be okay with just Dad
-for the next couple of days? -[Ivy] Uh, yeah.
Whoa. I have to watch all-- all of them?
You watch your own kids.
-To babysit them? -Not a babysitter when they're your kids.
-I'm only gone for a couple of days -It's just--
-and you're joining me, like, in a day. -just a lot of work
-To go-- -So, I'm going there,
the furniture's been arriving for months.
By the time I get there, we should
finally have every last little thing there
so that we can reveal it in its final state.
-Done. Like, years and years. -Finally. Yes. Four years in the making.
[Margot Crying]
-Hey, Ives, look at me. -What?
-If you guys are good, -Can I have her?
we will go to the arcade
and play games while mom is gone.
-And get froyo. -Really?
And if you help me convince mom to get a beach house in California,
then you get extra froyo.
Of course you'd bribe with sweets.
-I'm not gonna deny it. -[laughs]
Strike one.
Oh, I feel like we're past strike one on this. [laughs]
You want me to take her so you can finish getting ready?
-Yes, that'd be great. -Come here, duders.
Can you help me load the suitcase into the car?
-Yeah. -Okay. All right, let's do this.
You love to do the wheels on the suitcase.
-Do you wanna do that honor? -Yes.
[Shea] All right. There we go.
[Wren] Whee! Yippee!
[woman 1] I think this lumbar for the sofa.
That is cute. Isn't that pretty?
-Hi. -Hello.
-[woman 2] Hi Shea. -You brought all the pillows.
I brought some more. You can never have enough pillows.
Since the last time I was here it is, like, next level.
When I have projects like this that are far away from home,
so much progress happens while I'm gone,
which makes install day so awesome.
It's amazing 'cause you'll think the house looks good,
but then you put everything extra in and then it becomes, like, extra, right?
-Extra, but in such a good way. -[Shea] Yes, in a good way.
Okay, so this goes at the foot of the bed here.
-Perfect. Thank you. -[Kelsie] Thank you.
Get that drape just right.
Perfectly imperfect. That's the-- the goal.
Not a…
-but a… -[Kelsie laughs]
Welcome to Shea's workout video. Chop. Smash. Fluff.
-No. Chop in the middle. -Chop.
Pull it at the corners. Push it back.
-Boom. -Boom.
Repeat 50 times for every pillow in the house.
[laughs] Yep.
[Kelsie] Whoo, it's so pretty.
Nice. It adds some color and pattern in here.
I think Liz and Neil are coming home soon,
-so we need to divide and conquer and-- [Kelsie] Yeah, let's…
-get this wrapped up. -Yes, get it wrapped up. Exactly.
Oh, my gosh, and there's a piece of blue tape.
-[Kelsie] Oh, you know how it is. -All right, new house.
Yes. [laughs]
-Hey, babe. It's looking good. [laughs] -Oh my gosh. Hi.
-I'm happy to see you. -I'm empty-handed.
We've been working hard, though. Like, I'm done. I'm ready.
No more pillows left to be fluffed?
I fluffed every pillow and I think we're in a good spot.
-There's a little bit of-- -Oh, thank you. Your work is done here.
-I just do what I can to help. -What do you think?
California vibes. You know.
We've been working on this for four years.
-So, a long time in the making. -It's like a child. You raised a child.
I wanted to feel the, the, the--
-That's cool. -It's funny you did that
because I just did this a couple of minutes ago.
I wanted to do it before it was weird. "Can you please stop rubbing our walls?"
-I'm excited to show Liz and Neil. -Are they coming soon?
I think so.
Here we go.
It came out so good. It'll feel awesome.
Hi.
-This is unbelievable. Thank you. -Welcome home. How are you?
[Neil] This is great. How you doing?
We are so excited to see the house today.
This has been years in the making, it's gonna be a great day.
-Are you ready to come back now? -I'm ready. I am more than ready.
-Oh my gosh! Wow, this is amazing. -Wow.
[Liz] That ceiling is so great.
-Oh, wow, you guys. Thank you! -Incredible.
This is so amazing. Thank you so much. Oh, my gosh.
-[Liz] This is phenomenal. -[Shea] Oh, my gosh.
[Liz] I was a little nervous about the middle and the coffee table.
-[Liz] It looks perfect. I love it. -[Shea] And the cozy fireplace.
[Liz] Oh, I love that the couch is blue,
and it coordinates with these chairs
that are kind of funky and a little more modern.
So beautiful. And the built-ins with the wallpaper.
[Shea] I keep touching it.
-[Shea] It feels so good. -[Liz] I know. I wanna go and look closer.
-Even-- Even Syd, he was like-- -I touched it.
-[Syd] I washed my hands. -[Liz] It's like a suede herringbone.
Are these, like, real bells? Whoa.
-That's your dinner bell. -[bell ringing]
-Oh, that's good. That's good. -It's your cattle call.
[Shea] You ready to see the dining room?
I mean, you can kinda see it from over here, but…
-I know, I've been peeking a bit. -Let's take it all in.
It looks amazing. I absolutely love this table and chairs.
It's so unique.
[Shea] The mix of rustic and modern in here is one of my favorite elements.
So, we kind of went through a couple of different chair options
and then you fell in love with these and I'm so glad you did,
because I think that we have this really cool modern back.
-It looks good from all sides. -Yeah, cool.
[Liz] And the iron goes with the windows
and the fixture. And it's beautiful.
[Shea] And then we had, like, 10, 12 chairs in here.
So, we have a lot of extra seating here for guests.
[Liz] It's just so warm and inviting. I love this space.
This just is perfect.
Let's head to the kitchen and family room.
-My favorite space. -Alright.
[Liz] Oh, wow.
-This is great. -This looks amazing.
-[Neil] This is awesome. -[Liz] Oh, my gosh you guys,
I love, love, love the flow of this kitchen.
And the hardware turned out perfect. I haven't
-seen this. -[Shea] No, I love it.
We have this thick marble on the countertop.
And then, of course,
The chandelier, it's a beautiful statement.
It's definitely, like, the focal point
-of the whole room. -Yes.
[Liz] I'm so glad we went with that.
We had them custom make it so that it would be the perfect height.
-Then this way you also -Yeah.
get a really clear view out of all these beautiful windows.
What's cool about this space is no matter where
you are in the house, you can see everywhere.
-We're always cooking. Yeah. -[Liz] It's five meals a day sometimes.
-So, I'm so excited. -[Shea] With kids, we do, like
-first dinner, second dinner -Yep.
and then a snack, I feel like. [laughs]
They want snacks, like, 20 minutes after they had dinner.
-I'm like, what? -Isn't that-- That's how you are, Syd.
-But that is how Syd is. [laughs] -[laughs]
I was gonna say, is she cooking
-for four kids, not three. -Good one. Good one.
[Shea] So, how are you feeling about the shape of the hood?
Oh my gosh. I love that the finish on it looks like the exterior of the home,
-which is cool. -I like it a couple inches above my head.
Yes, you can cook here without hitting your head.
-It's clo-- I was worried about that. -Yeah, it's okay.
-I checked when we got here. It was fine. -Are you good?
You guys ready to see your family room? I know you can kind of peek.
-Let's go. It is open. -The house is so open.
It is open.
I can't keep everything a surprise, but let's move over this way.
Wow, this is a beautiful room.
-This is where the hanging out happens. -I know, I love this.
[Shea] Family, cozy. We have the nice sectional, a place to put your feet up.
-Oh, this is so cozy in here. I love this. -This works.
-Oh, hey. [laughs] -Come on. No, get on here.
I totally see our family spending 90% of our days in this room and that room,
-just being together, and that was -That's the goal.
definitely our goal of this house.
I mean, it's just-- it's such a special moment to see this come together.
[Shea] Even though it's one big room, your house is, like, a good mix
of open and closed concept to me. So, it flows really nicely,
you have individual spaces, but the most important space is
-where you're together. -[Liz] Yeah.
This is nice.
This is really comfortable,
but I have, like, a lot more house to show you guys. [laughs]
-Okay, I guess we should go. -I almost laid down.
-There's more? Okay. -Yes, there's so much more.
-[Shea] Let's go upstairs. -[Liz] Okay.
-[Shea] The primary suite. -[Liz] Oh my gosh.
-[Neil] Wow, amazing. -Does this make you wanna take a nap?
-It really does, yeah. -But not now, I'm too excited. [laughs]
[Shea] We tried to keep everything very calming,
-[Liz] Yes. -the colors soothing and neutral.
[Liz] The desk and the mirror. I love it.
With the placement of the door,
we had to kind of figure out, like, how to make the bed feel centered in the room.
It was just all about balance, right?
So, adding the desk
and the chair helps make sense of the extra gap we have on this side.
That's cool, that's really neat. This is a very warm room. I like it.
It is. And I love how big this is.
And, like, you can just kind of-- Kids could come up here
and, like, watch TV with us. They could lay down.
-I want to check out this patio. -Okay.
-[Shea] It's a Juliet balcony. -[Neil] Oh, this is nice.
-[Neil] Great. -[Liz] Cool. I love it.
Now your kids are gonna throw water balloons at cars.
Oh, you know, the stuff that you think of is amazing.
-[Shea] The primary bathroom. -[Liz] Oh, yay!
-My favorite room in the house. -Yes.
-It's pretty in here. -[Liz] Oh, my gosh.
Look at this. It's exactly how I envisioned it.
This turned out perfect.
-I love this detail. -[Shea] Yes.
[Liz] I love this bathroom.
Oh, I love this stone.
[Shea] We've got marble with this
-really thick front here. -[Liz] Yeah, I love it.
[Shea] We did the mixed metals.
This really keeps it in line with a lot
of mixed metals that we've done throughout the home. And then
this really, really cool, aged silver tub.
And we integrated the mirrors. We did frameless.
They're just integrated into the paneling, which I think adds to the glam elements.
[Liz] I wanted very feminine, very elegant.
I mean, it's just very glammy and I feel you guys just nailed this room.
I'm gonna spend so much time in here.
I can't wait to take a bath in here and just disconnect.
I'm so glad you love it.
This is, like, your dream space. But Neil, we need to see the wine room.
-Whoa. Now we're talking. -[laughs]
-[Liz] Wow. Oh my gosh. -[Neil] This is…
-[Syd] Calm down, Neil. Keep it together. -This is where I'll just be hanging out.
-Okay? If you're ever looking for me… -[Liz] Oh my gosh. Look at that couch.
-I love the green. -This is good.
-I feel manlier just being in here. -[Shea] You guys look good.
-Oh, and then we got a little wine cellar. -[Shea] Neil, this is all you.
[Liz] Oh, my gosh,
-look at how cool this turned out. -This is fun. This is good.
-[Liz] Look at all the oak. -It smells so good.
-It smells amazing in here. -[Liz] The oak.
[Shea] We've got the plaster ceiling. It's got this barrel vault.
[Neil] We spent so much time thinking about this room. It's fun to see.
-This is your party room. [laughs] -I love. I love wine.
I'm excited to get into that wine cellar,
as the wine bottles are starting to flow into there,
and pull that first cork and hang out with Liz in that wine room.
It's gonna be special.
That was cheesy.
-[laughs] That wasn't that cheesy. -That was really cheesy.
-Just don't use that. -[laughs]
It does feel like the place where wisdom will be imparted.
Yeah. When the kids are in trouble,
uh-oh, you gotta go see your father in his wine room.
[Shea] Speaking of the kids, I can see them.
-[Neil] Are they here? -Speaking of children, shall we get them?
-[Neil] Let's go get them. -[Liz] This is fun.
-[Shea] This is fun. -Easy to open.
[Syd] Come on now.
-[Neil] Hey, kiddos. -Hey, guys.
-[Neil] Wanna check out your rooms? -Yes!
-Alright, let's go. This way. -Let's go.
-Whoa, this room is sick. Oh my goodness. -[Liz laughs]
-Oh my gosh, Max! -Yes!
-[Neil] Oh, wow. -[Max] It's so comfortable.
-[Neil] This is good, huh, buddy? -[Max] Yes, this is awesome.
-[Shea] Sports-themed art. A blue tone. -Yeah, I love blue, so…
I know. That's what I heard. I even saw the sneaks, I'm glad we got that right.
Alright Bode, I hear there is a secret passageway to your room.
-Do you wanna go through there? -Sure.
[Shea] okay, take us through, we'll meet you on the other side.
-Sounds so cool. -[Neil] I'll come find you, Bode.
Good luck, Bode.
-[Neil] Hey, hey, hey, hey. -[Liz] Whoa, Bode.
-Hey, you made it through? -There's a secret door?
-[Liz] Oh, my gosh. This room is so cool. -[Neil] Pretty cool, huh?
-[Bode] It's a football room. -[Shea] Some footballs above your bed.
-Love that. Look at those cool books, Bo. -[girl] It's very Bode.
-I love this room. -I do, too. It's so pretty.
I like the waves and I like how I get my own bed,
and it's very quiet and peaceful from…
Hey.
Alright, Luca, should we go check out your room?
-I'm so excited. -Yay.
It's gonna be great.
Oh my gosh. It's so pretty.
-I love it. -[Liz] This is amazing.
-[Luca] This is so cool. -[Shea] What about the pink ceiling?
I-- I love it. I think it's beautiful.
I don't like, like, bright, bright pink. It's the right shade of pink.
[Shea] Thanks. We worked hard to get the right shade.
-So I'm glad you noticed. -[Luca] Yeah, it's gorgeous. I love it.
I love the chandelier. I could point out, like, everything.
-I just love it. -I just love these photos of you.
I feel like they're-- I don't know.
They make the room. They're sweet.
-I love it. It's so great. -I have to do one thing.
-Oh, yeah. [laughs] -[Neil] Oh, ho ho.
[Neil] Boy, that was great. I think the kids are super happy.
Oh, I agree. I think they're-- Never gonna see 'em out of their room again.
-[Shea] Thank you so much. -Oh, thank you guys.
-It was so amazing to be with you today. -I'm excited for you to enjoy your home.
We love the house.
It was just exciting to see Shea and Syd, you know, present this house to us.
It was really fun. I think that was such a neat way
to see it all together with our kids.
Yeah, we've been walking the space for years, right?
Then, to come walk it today, finally come together, it's awesome.
[Syd] They're like, "We're finally rid of those guys."
[Shea laughs]
[Shea] Like Liz and Neil, I believe family comes first
and a family home is a place that you want to spend time in,
because it's comfortable and also beautiful, too.
I think we've created that in Liz and Neil's home
for their entire family and I want them to feel that for years to come.
To me, that's what design is all about.