Valerie was equally as surprised to see Jonathan and Drew Scott.
Similar to the living room, the dining room was also outfitted with interior shutters and a mirror wall. Off of the original kitchen was some extra space where presumably a kitchen table might have been placed. The updated handrails have traditional detailing but are paired with a clean and simple iron spindle. Two things Jeremy loved about the original condo were the natural light and high ceilings. “I don’t think this is my house, Jeremy,” she said. Jeremy Renner donned a sloth onesie in a clip he shared on social media Tuesday as he quarantined with his daughter.
After showing her around the renovated condo, the Property Brothers and Jeremy had one last surprise for Valerie: the grandkids. But between the mirror wall and parquet floors, this living room was frozen in time — 1979 to be exact.
An all-white kitchen wasn’t a good option for Valerie who plans on hosting her grandchildren as frequently as possible.
Jeremy Renner might play Hawkeye in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it’s his mom, Valerie, who is the real-life superhero of his family. However, being that far from her children and six grandkids was no longer cutting it. By removing the wall between the kitchen and dining room, the Property Brothers were able to expand Valerie’s kitchen and incorporate a giant island with additional seating into the design. I can have all my grandchildren here; I can have my children here,” she said.
As she took in her new entryway and living room, the Property Brothers asked how she felt — “fancy” was her adorable answer. However, with Valerie’s six grandkids, Jeremy thought the space would be better off as a fourth bedroom.
“I’ve done a lot of homes in the past,” said Jeremy. In keeping with the rest of the house, the dining room table and chairs strike a balance between modern and traditional.
The tiled countertops and backsplash, plus the parquet floors, made the space feel dated. With five weeks to transform basically every space in the condo except the three upstairs bedrooms, the Property Brothers and Jeremy started demo immediately.
With the help of Jonathan and Drew Scott, Jeremy transforms his mom’s 1970’s condo into a modern-meets-cozy space with grandkid-friendly features. Related: Brad Pitt Surprised an Old Friend With a Stunning Guest House Renovation Instead, Jonathan and Jeremy designed a two-toned kitchen, with white upper cabinets, blue lowers and antique brass hardware to boot. Having worked on more than 25 home renovations in the past, Jeremy knew his way around different materials and hardware. You can own a lot of Jeremy Renner’s movies – “Arrival,” “The Hurt Locker,” “The Avengers,” “Kill the Messenger” and more – for less than 20 bucks apiece on Blu-ray or DVD.
Off of the original kitchen was some extra space where presumably a kitchen table might have been placed.
Not only does the tile make a grand statement, but it’ll be easy to clean when all the grandkids come by. An all-white kitchen wasn’t a good option for Valerie who plans on hosting her grandchildren as frequently as possible. Not only does the tile make a grand statement, but it’ll be easy to clean when all the grandkids come by.
Instead, Jonathan and Jeremy designed a two-toned kitchen, with white upper cabinets, blue lowers and antique brass hardware to boot. For more inspiration, check out these renovation ideas that'll make a studio apartment seem bigger. Wanting to show her how much she means to him, Jeremy teamed up with the Property Brothers to renovate her 1970's condo.
And if all that wasn’t enough, how about that farmhouse sink? But between the mirror wall and parquet floors, this living room was frozen in time — 1979 to be exact. For more inspiration, check out these renovation ideas that'll make a studio apartment seem bigger.
Wanting the entryway to feel like less of an afterthought and more of a defined space, Jonathan and Drew chose to tile the floor instead of using the same hardwood from the living room.
