[uplifting music]
[Syd] Where are we headed today, babe?
[Shea] We are headed up to the Federal Heights area.
It's actually one of the oldest, most established neighborhoods.
The homes are beautiful.
We're going to meet with Cindy and Connor,
and we are going to be designing their primary bathroom.
Cool.
[Shea] Do you remember our very first bathroom?
It was, like, this big.
Probably one of the smallest bathrooms I've ever been in.
It was like, you'd wash your face, like…
-Oh my gosh. -And the tub shower was so bad.
Honestly, I look back, and I'm like, "How in the freak did that work?"
We loved each other more then or something, I don't know.
[laughs] We…
[Syd] Oh, here we go. Oh my gosh, this is so cool.
-Neighborhood's mature with huge trees. -[Shea] Their house is awesome.
[Syd] It's amazing.
-Hey, guys. -Hello.
-Hi, come on in. I'm Cindy. -Hi, I'm Shea.
-Good to meet you. -Good to meet you.
Hi. Syd.
-Hi, come on in. -Nice to meet you.
-[Cindy] Honey? -[Connor] Hello!
This is my spouse, Connor.
-Nice to meet you. -Good to meet you.
-What's up, dude? -Nice to meet you.
Welcome. Welcome.
Connor's a real estate agent.
-Since we've lived in Salt Lake-- -Six houses in 12 years.
-Oh, dang. -Oh. Yeah.
Does it come with the title?
That's just what you do when you're a real estate agent?
It's pain and suffering.
[Cindy] So this is our sixth house.
Yup. And, hopefully, final house.
Not hopefully.
[laughs]
It is. It is.
So how long have you been in this home?
[Connor] Se bought it last September, so a year.
-[Shea] It's quick. -[Connor] Yeah.
Perfect neighborhood. The cul-de-sac is perfect for the kids.
-How many kids you guys have? -Two, a five and an almost seven-year-old.
[Syd] Okay.
-Is this the main hub of everything? -[Connor] Yeah.
This is where everyone hangs out when we entertain,
but our living room is probably the most us.
-Do you want to see it? Okay. -Yeah, I'd love to.
So this is our formal living room,
and I think the room that probably best gives you an idea of our style.
-Wouldn't you say, Con? -[Connor] Yeah.
[Shea] Great. Ceiling's great.
[Connor] And the mixture of white with the wood is our favorite.
So we love that.
[Shea] The architecture is mid-century,
but their personal style is a bit Bohemian.
So I think we're looking at your bathroom?
Plural. Bathrooms.
-Oh. -There's a hers and a his.
It's a… We'll show you.
-Let's check it out. Okay. -It's interesting.
[Cindy] This is our bedroom,
and you'll notice that there are two doors.
-Yes. -[Connor] His, hers.
There's a bathroom, but there's a wall.
There's a wall that completely separates it.
What the wall symbolizes to me is it's a barrier that I have to go around.
I don't like barriers.
I want that barrier gone so that we're together.
-I miss you. -[both laugh]
You do have FOMO.
-I'm just brushing my teeth. -What if your bathroom's more fun?
I don't want to miss out.
From here, I can see a bathroom, and from here, I can see a closet.
Yeah. Each has a toilet, which is, like, super weird.
-Two toilets. -Okay.
Because apparently, we are not supposed to use the same toilet.
I bet my wife would actually kind of like that.
-Probably. You're giving me ideas. -"Always leaving the seat up!"
-You should just have your own toilet. -Next house.
[laughing]
I could see how some people would like that.
For us, in our family,
the poop conversation, it's not weird.
[Cindy] When I graduated with my master's and we decided to do a trip in Peru,
four days of trekking and eating,
and I haven't used the bathroom in that whole time.
And I finally wake up and I'm like,
"I need to go to the restroom, but I can't just go in the wilderness."
So my knight in shining armor
built me the cutest little rock toilet in the wilderness and--
It was a throne for my queen. [laughs]
And that's when I was like, "I need to marry this guy."
I am really dying to see the toilet-closet situation.
-Can we head over there? -[Connor] Absolutely.
-Welcome to my side. -[Syd] Oh yeah.
[all laugh]
[Shea] I have never seen anything like this.
[Syd] And we've seen some stuff.
-I've never seen any… -[laughing]
-I've never seen this. -So it's a bit quirky.
My side has a shower.
Um, so, inevitably, Cindy always comes over…
-I come over. -…and uses my shower.
As you can see, it's pretty tight, it's pretty small, it's pretty dark.
[Shea] This is crazy to me.
At no point does a closet and a bathroom in one single space make sense.
It's lonely on my side, you know?
-I want to hang out with my wife. -Yes.
Occasionally, I can sit on the toilet and, you know, she's on her toilet,
and we can do a little Morse code action, you know?
But that's about the extent of it.
Hey, babe! I'm almost done.
[all laugh]
Okay, so we need to maintain a closet, but put all the bathroom together.
-Yeah. -Correct.
Your side of the bathroom is also pretty tiny, it sounds like?
It's a little bigger.
But, again, I feel like so much weird space.
Okay, let's go see.
[Cindy] This would be the "hers" portion, obviously,
because women are just supposed to soak their bodies, um, not shower them.
[Shea] So you're hoping to squeeze in a tub and a shower into the space?
-[Connor] Correct. -[Cindy] Yes.
-We do take a lot of family showers. -And a double vanity?
-Correct. -Yes.
-Okay. -[Connor laughs]
We need to tear down that wall and combine the spaces
so we can get enough square footage to fit all of their needs.
The more I stand in here, the more I…
My anxiety's going like this because I'm very nervous
about all the things that I'm trying to squeeze in here.
-Okay. -So I think that one of the musts
is that we're gonna have to knock this wall out…
-Okay. -…and move that
into your closet space.
We're losing the shower in there, we're losing the toilet.
We can keep the square footage that your closet is taking up now,
but, like, just bring the wall pretty much up to that area
so that we can make room in here.
Not a submerged tub,
Probably a tub above ground.
-Correct. -Yeah. Yeah.
I think it'd be nice to level out the floor.
Because I think also what's happening right now,
is because you have to have this, like, this strip around this tub,
that it's taking up--
[Syd] I'm digging the bobsled vibes, though.
-It does. It's like… -It is! It's totally bobsled.
Get the whole family in there, practice for the Winter Olympics.
Yeah.
We got to figure out where to squeeze in the toilet.
Are you okay with the toilet being out?
-Like… -Yeah.
I don't think that we have the space to, like, enclose it behind the door.
-We're comfortable with each other. -[Shea] Okay.
Yeah.
Syd and I leave each other alone on the toilet.
I do not want to be near him, and he doesn't want to be near me.
-We wanna keep the mystery alive. -The mystery alive.
-[laughs] -You know? Works great for us.
Okay, well, is there anything else… I feel like I've asked all my questions,
but is there something that, like, you really want me to know
before I take off and start doing the design plan?
-I don't think so. -Oh, oh.
We have really always wanted a bidet.
-Okay. -[Cindy] Oh.
And not like a standalone bidet,
but like the toilets that have the integrated bidets.
-So I think that would be wonderful. -Okay.
-[Cindy] Good for the environment. -Back to your Roman roots.
Yeah. Yeah, exactly.
Although when we lived in Rome, I used the bidet to do my laundry by hand.
We…
Okay, well, I have my work cut out for me.
I think this space plan is going to be like a puzzle.
There's lots of things to figure out. So I'm excited.
I'm really excited, though.
-We are too. -Awesome. Okay. Thank you, guys.
[uplifting music]
[power tools whirring]
[Shea] First things first.
We need to take down the wall between the main bathroom and the closet,
and then we'll add that bathroom space from Connor's closet to the main bathroom.
That way, we'll still have two separate rooms,
but one will now be a large family bathroom and a true closet.
We'll do a standing shower in the far corner,
and then a freestanding tub under the asymmetrical window,
and finish off the space with a really cool mid-century light fixture.
We'll keep the vanity placement along the wall,
extend it so we can get two sinks instead of one,
and then place the toilet in the corner so you don't see it when you walk in.
Hi!
-Hey. -Hi.
How's it going?
It's so good.
You know I love demo days.
It smells like, um…
Sewer?
Yeah, smells like sewer in here.
-There was a toilet right there. -Oh, okay.
-[Tyler] We didn't plug it yet. -[Shea] Okay.
-So you're smelling sewer gas. -Awesome.
-So you're not wrong. -Oh my gosh. Okay.
-Oh my God. -Um…
What have you got for me?
Let's make it quick 'cause I'm dying. The smell is gonna kill me.
Okay. So here we are.
-That was all mirror. -Yes.
We got it all off without cutting ourselves, which is awesome.
I'm standing on a platform we're gonna rip out.
-Okay. -We'll pull that out.
And then we'll just continue to subfloor,
so we'll have a nice solid floor to put your new tub on.
So this area is kind of a funky area
because the wall slopes really, really low.
So I figure it's a really great place to sit down.
-So Cindy can have a little vanity here. -Okay.
[Shea] With a mirror, a sconce, and just a little stool.
I'd love to do drywall shelves.
So have the drywall come out and then have, like, niches
-with bath salts and towels and things. -Yeah, yeah.
A niche is part of the wall that recesses back
and we'll be able to create shelving out of it.
In Tuscan homes,
you will see, like, an arched niche, and they'll display a vase or something.
In this mid-century style, we're doing a very linear niche.
-Does that make sense? -Yeah.
Do they do ever niches in kitchens? So you can put a quiche in the niche?
[laughs]
Okay, so…
-The black-hole shower will be gone. -Yeah.
[Tyler] It will be gone.
We're tearing down the wall and moving it into the closet space
so that there are no toilets in the closet space.
It's one combined bathroom for a really nice primary suite.
Once everything is removed,
we'll have a wall that stretches across from here to here,
and we'll put the new shower where you're standing,
and that will go all the way to where the window ends.
-Yep. -Okay.
I have, like, my last meeting to finalize selections,
and then we can get you updated drawings.
-Cool. -It's looking good.
Okay, thanks so much, Tyler. See you.
[upbeat music]
So I'm hoping to pick, like, all the good-looking stuff.
All the pretty stuff?
[Shea] Faucets.
Sinks.
-Bidet. -[Tyler] Yeah.
-[Shea] That's a big one. -[Tyler] Okay.
-Where you wanna start? -[Shea] Over here.
Tyler is joining me at the plumbing supply store today
because we're on a really tight time frame.
I can show him what sink and tub and faucets I want,
and he can just keep the project moving right away.
It's a mid-century modern house, so it needs to be very straight.
We are getting a dual vanity, but it's a little tight.
This is too decorative for what I'm going for.
This shape is really nice. This rectangular shape.
Simplicity really resonates with people.
Mid-century modern design has
those clean and streamlined elements that people just don't get tired of.
Now I'm hoping to find coordinating faucets.
These are too traditional, but this arc looks like it coordinates.
Excuse me. Hi.
-I have a few questions for you. -Okay.
-So I'm seeing this faucet. -Yeah.
And I really like… I'm Shea, by the way.
-Nice to meet you. -Good to meet you.
I am wondering if it comes in a lacquered brass,
and if it's possible to do this high arc with the lever handle?
-Like, are they interchangeable? -Yes.
Wonderful.
I don't recommend mixing and matching your faucet styles.
Go with the whole collection.
So the sink, the tub, the shower, they all need to match.
The other major decision we need to make is finding a bidet.
-Awesome. -Our clients put that as a top priority.
-This is my favorite part of the showroom. -Okay.
Oh, it is? You love a bidet? Well, tell me more.
-Well, the average person-- -Me and you, brother.
-Hey. -You love a bidet too?
-Team bidet. -Oh my gosh. Okay.
[Tyler] This is the best reason you could've brought me.
Kohler makes the very best of the best.
Oh my gosh.
So if you notice, the seats automatically open.
There's three options.
There's the Karing, there's the Veil, and then there's the Eir.
One of my favorite parts is this remote
to use all of the wonderful functions from the bidet and the toilet seat.
It'll automatically come down
-if you wait a few minutes. -I need to stand, like, five feet away.
You're putting your hand on… That's so gross.
It's… I'm pretty sure they don't use these.
This is one item in the showroom that we don't demo out.
-That's great. Okay. -Yeah.
I don't talk about life-changing events much,
-but bidets changed my life. -Changed your life.
I've never seen Tyler so passionate about anything.
He is giddy.
I love my bidet.
It's a good day down under.
-Oh my gosh. -[both laugh]
-You know, because a bidet… Okay. -I get it. I get it. Thank you.
-It's warm. -[Jacob] It's warm.
So you can actually change the temperature of the toilet seat.
You need one.
I always kind of think they're silly, but then I'm like, "I would love that."
[Shea] I was sold once I heard about all the features.
Maybe that's what you can get for Christmas.
That'd be awesome, mate.
[both laugh]
So what's the difference between these three besides shape?
[Jacob] It's all functions.
And then when you come to the Eir, that is the Cadillac of all Cadillacs.
-This one. -[Jacob] Yes.
So before you use the toilet it's gonna pre-mist,
and every ounce of water that comes out of that bidet is purified.
-Sold. -Awesome.
-Okay, thanks so much. See you. -Thank you for coming in.
-[Tyler] See you. -Beautiful.
-I think that's our cue to get outta here. -Okay.
I learned a lot about you today.
[upbeat music]
[Shea] I brought the lunch.
[Syd] Good, I'm freaking starving.
Should we open the doors and make it like a date?
Whoo!
There you go.
[Shea] It's been a long time
since we've been able to just sit down and eat a meal
and not have it be like a lunch meeting for work.
For like a romantic taco date.
Taco-bout romantic.
Feels so good to be outside.
-I have a serious question. -[Shea] What is it?
I feel like it's not gonna be a very serious question.
The tumbleweed in our living room.
[Shea] I'm surprised it's taken you that long to ask me about it.
I knew as soon as I put it in our house, you'd give me a hard time.
You knew as soon as you brought it in from the street?
I know you're teasing me, but I actually did pull over
and have Ivy help me load the tumbleweed into the back of my car.
As a decor item?
It's decorative. People sell tumbleweeds.
Oh my gosh.
If you can style with coral, why not a tumbleweed?
I just think that less things live inside of coral.
It's cleaned out. I shook it before I came in. [laughs]
Most people have a negative association with tumbleweeds,
you know, try to dodge them on the road.
But Shea, actually,
has enlightened me that this is a cool design feature,
and we now have one on a pedestal.
I'm like, "This is a non-breakable item that's very sculptural."
"If something happens to it and it falls to the ground, no one's gonna be sad."
It's actually a really pretty tumbleweed.
We should make a habit of this.
You want to have a date tomorrow?
-I'll meet you at the patio. -Send you a calendar invite?
Nothing more romantic than a calendar invite, babe.
[Shea laughs]
[upbeat music]
-Hello. -Hey.
Look at this.
-A lot cleaner than last time I was here. -I know.
[Shea] Okay, it looks like we got our floor tile here, which is great.
But I want some color in here. They asked for black and white,
but I look around their house and they've got, like,
bright orange, bright green.
Purple. Like, there's color everywhere.
So I have a couple of concepts that I've been mulling over.
I want to look at some colors in the bathroom.
Connor asked for all black and white,
but when I look around their home, they are not black-and-white people.
-We either paint the walls a dark color. -Mm-hmm.
But they specifically told me they wanted white walls.
They didn't specifically tell me they wanted white tile,
and so I brought some colored tile.
-Okay. -I feel like it pushes them a little.
It's fun.
Pretty mid-century to do, like, a linear stack tile.
So I brought a couple of options, and if this is the case,
then I probably give them the white walls they ask for.
I think a lot of people choose light, neutral colors in bathrooms
because it's a palette that will stand the test of time.
I just think that for Connor and Cindy's bathroom, they could use a punch of drama.
Like this one doesn't pair with the tile very well to me.
And this one is really nice,
but it feels like almost like coastal instead of, like, mid-century.
-This feels a little bolder too. -Uh-huh.
-I want this wall to be a statement. -Right.
[Shea] We have our tub going here.
-And that tub is actually here. -Oh.
-Outside. -Awesome. Do I get to see it?
I think it'd be cool if we uncrated it to make sure it's what you're thinking.
Well, there's no going back now.
-Okay. -Ta-da-da.
It looks good.
I love the look of tubs, but I'm not a real big tub-taker.
I know. I'm a tub guy.
You are?
I'm gonna have a go.
This is a big tub.
You look comfortable.
Wow. Nice.
Reading a book.
Tyler planning his day.
Planning his day.
I still seem to be learning things about Tyler,
like his love for soaking in a tub and his love for bidets.
So much learning happening.
He's the quintessential modern man, you know?
[laughs]
Can throw down 500 pounds of weights
and then also, you know, enjoys a good bidet and a bath.
-Well, thanks for testing out the tub. -No problem.
When I come back next, hopefully the tile will be installed.
-I want to see the pretty stuff go in. -Yeah, we're starting that right away.
Thanks, Tyler. Good to see you.
[wind gusting]
[upbeat music]
[video app calling]
Hello.
-Hi, Shea. How's it going? -Oh, I'm great.
How are you?
I'm really good. What's up?
Well, it's one of those calls
where I call you to make a change last minute.
[Shea laughs]
We love those.
Yeah, I know you're used to that after building my own home.
I really tried to have our designs set.
However, you have to leave a little bit of room for decision-making on the spot.
With this tile, the sample looked very different than what we received,
and it was influencing the way the bathroom felt.
With Connor and Cindy's bathroom, I want the green to be what stands out,
not the floor tile.
Originally, the sample had a little bit of green and a little bit more white.
I was really nervous that we were going to get this cold bathroom.
I had this idea to use terrazzo,
and I never really use terrazzo because it's not a great fit
for a lot of the homes that we work on that are a bit more traditional.
But in this mid-century modern home, I think it's the perfect material.
Look at it, it's so beautiful.
That's what I want to do on the flooring.
So we're going to swap out that dark vein marble
for the terrazzo.
Terrazzo is a really cool mid-century modern look
where they grind up, like, marble, quartz, or other stone materials,
and it creates this really cool kind of flecked pattern.
And it already works with every other selection that we've made.
So we don't have to make any other changes once we change the floor tile.
The closer we get to being finished, I'm like, no, it's just not right.
I know in my gut it's not right, and I need to listen to that, so…
-We can do that. -We'll get it here as soon as possible.
Okay, thanks, Tyler.
Good to see you.
[electronic music]
[Syd] Keep it together.
You're a basket case.
-[laughs] -Oh my gosh.
Starting the install strong with basket jokes.
Ooh! Hi, Dan.
-Hey, guys. -This looks so good.
-Thank you. -I am so glad we switched the floors.
-Yes, those-- -Last minute.
-[San] I agree. -[Shea] The terrazzo looks amazing.
Okay, I got one thing.
-[Dan] Okay. -It's behind you.
-He was trying to hide it. -Oh.
-[all laugh] -I knew it.
The toilet paper is not ideal for me,
because I feel like I walk in and all I see is toilet paper.
I'm gonna sit on the toilet real quick, so, um…
Oh.
It's opening. Um…
-Almost got you. -Yeah, it almost got me.
-Swallow you up. -Okay, so, I just… Hold on.
-Do we have, like, toilet paper? -Need to simulate.
I'm trying to see if the toilet paper roll sticks out too far that it interferes.
But this is so much better.
-Then you don't see it. -[Dan] I agree.
If you have to put the toilet paper holder where you can see it, you have to.
But if you can avoid it, you should avoid it.
Toilet paper in the wrong place,
all your hard work would be flushed down the toilet.
[imitates rim shot]
-We gotta get one of these. -Bidet, mate.
Bidet, mate. I thought you'd say, "Have a…"
-I don't know. -A great bidet?
[both laugh]
[upbeat music]
Here you go. I can place the stool and you can handle the stool movement.
Oh my gosh!
[laughs]
Syd, it's like the good old days. Just you and me installing, you know?
I don't know if you consider that good old days, but…
[Syd] I mean, they're even better now that they don't happen as much.
I mean, a lot of times you look on the good old days
even if they were bad and say, "Those were the good old days."
And it's kind of fun just to hang out with you
and put things in the wrong place
and have you then move it to the right place.
We don't have a lot left to do,
but they are going to be back in, like, 30 minutes, so…
-[Syd] Okay. That's soon. -We need to start cleaning up, yeah.
We can maybe grab a vacuum.
[vacuum whirs]
-Oh my gosh. -[Syd] Sorry!
I feel that looks really good.
Yeah?
-What? -I think it looks great.
Hello.
Hi!
-Hi! Welcome home! -[laughing]
-Hey, guys. -[Cindy] Were you bathing?
Yeah, we're just testing out the shower and the toilet. [laughs]
I am most excited to see the layout of the bathroom.
How are you feeling?
-Very nervous. Very nervous. -In a good way.
-Let's go check it out. -You lead the way.
-You guys go ahead. -[Cindy] Okay.
I feel like we had a lot of requests, like things we really wanted.
And so, I'm curious to see if and how they fit it into the space.
Oh my gosh.
Wow!
Whoa!
Wow.
Oh my gosh.
That is a fancy-ass bathroom. Oh, I can't say "ass."
This is so glamorous.
I love the layout too. I love it.
What?
It's beautiful.
[Connor] Oh! Whoa!
[both laugh]
A bidet. How pumped are you?
-It's pretty amazing. -Is the seat warm?
The seat is warm!
[Syd] Blown away by the bidet. Buckle up, dude. You're ready to go.
So we are standing under the old wall.
We removed that and pushed it several feet into the closet.
I think only a couple of feet made a huge difference,
and just reconfiguring and being smarter about the use of space.
The glass on the shower makes a huge difference as well.
[Connor] The bathroom feels enormous.
-Way bigger than I thought. -Way bigger.
[Shea] We did dual sinks.
-Integrated hardware. -[Cindy] That is cool.
[Shea] And the countertops are cool. Quartz material called fresh concrete.
And then paired that with the terrazzo tile on the floors,
because it really works with the mid-century style of your home.
And then we did this vanity area just for you,
with this bump-out in the drywall for storage.
-[Connor] Oh! -[Shea] Oh yeah.
It's just gonna keep opening.
[laughing] Um… I love it.
The shower definitely got an upgrade.
Instead of just bringing the shower all the way down to the floor,
out of your countertop material we created this stone block.
When we knocked out the wall, the ceiling went even higher,
and then we were able to tile all the way up to the ceiling, around,
and then the whole wall.
What do you think about the dark green tile?
-[both] I love it. -[Connor] It's perfect as an accent.
We took a few risks in here and tried to go bold in some areas
where I wanted to anticipate the lighting.
Not for everybody, but I wanted them to be for you.
The color scheme is amazing.
-This is-- -The toilet's talking to me.
[Syd] Splashed on you.
[Cindy] It's working.
Wow!
Perfect.
Oh yeah.
[Connor] Her happy place.
-Proper shaving. -[Shea] Yes.
-Looking good, babe. -[Cindy] Wow.
We had a submerged tub before.
-I mean, this is a retreat now. -[Connor] Yes.
[Cindy] This is so lovely.
We have a lot of clean lines in here, but I tried to add in a little curve
to get in that touch of femininity.
And the light fixture above the tub is…
-[Cindy] Epic. -…so cool.
All of the light fixtures remind me of the cosmic outer-space world, like,
how tiny we are and how really insignificant we are.
I love that it mixed the metals, and so it ties in--
Not in like a "I don't matter" type of way,
but in a, like, we as humans, we think we're so important…
kind of planetary…
Everything will go on without us… It's moon rock-ish to me…
-We're nothing. -All right.
Our time is so small here.
We just die.
So what I love most about the bidet…
-Oh! -[Cindy] Oh.
[both laugh]
[Connor] Sprays the toilet.
[Cindy] I like it.
The bidet has a heated seat on it.
It dries, it massages.
[Cindy] I'm afraid to push these, for fear it might squirt in my face.
[Connor] I think that's probably a good idea.
-Remote control. -Yeah.
[Cindy] It's intense.
[Connor] We have to figure out what it does.
I think you might be able to drive it around the neighborhood.
-[Shea] Will you be sharing this closet? -[Connor] No!
[Shea] Oh, okay.
Hey!
Wow!
[Connor] They kept the whole closet still.
My new closet is amazing.
[Shea] We moved the wall,
and now the closet gives you all the same storage.
In fact, you got a bit more because we had space between the wall and built-in,
and so we added a few shoe shelves.
I mean, it almost feels like they added on to the house.
As amazing as this is, though, I want to go play with the bidet.
-[all laugh] -All right, let's go.
When a client's excited, you're excited.
[Cindy] "Eco-flush." "Sanitize."
He really likes this bidet.
Here we are, you know, making dreams come true.
[Syd] Making dreams come true.
I'm just excited to use it.
[Connor] I'm sweating, by the way. Ugh!
Okay, well, I feel like we're interrupting something.
I feel like I'm interrupting a special moment.
I want to send you selfies of us using it.
Everybody poops.
-Not everyone yells "Bull's-eye." -[both laugh]
Think they need… Give them some space.
-This is a very intimate moment. -Take this puppy for a ride.
-Well, thank you so much. -[Shea] Loved it.
-Take care. -We'll call when we need the kitchen.
-Okay. -[all laugh]
[upbeat music]
[Shea] Connor and Cindy are inspiring in how open and free they are
with things that many of us would prefer to keep behind closed doors.
Their old bathroom was the opposite of who they are:
separated and closed off.
They feel so connected and loving as a couple,
and I imagine this new bathroom will keep them and their family bonded forever.
[upbeat electronic music]