John from Essex, spent 25 years and £1million transforming each of his thirteen rooms to reflect a different time and place in history. Back in the UK, Londoners Rosie and Joel realised that the only way to afford living in the city was to move into a rusty boat on the Thames. A retiree gets to scuba dive in his living room. Ambitious: Adam and his partner Jocelyn bought a 19th century wooden cottage located in Bernardsville, New Jersey, before having an aircraft hangar built around it, A home inside a home: Images of the new residence show the cottage's facade, renovated and painted in mint green, inside the vast hangar, Duo: The pair proudly posed outside of the hangar. Among the creative home owners are Dino and Marianne, who bought the top floor of a 1960s tower block that was once used as student nurses accommodation, and converted it into a luxury penthouse in Maastricht, Netherlands. Murals are painted on panels which are then attached to the walls. "In the words of Ben & Jerry, if it’s not fun, why do it?” he says. Season 1. The bedroom area can be accessed through a staircase installed next to the dripping waterfall, Secrets: Looking at the facade of his brick building, nothing indicates that a truly extraordinary residence is located inside of it — yet David managed to incorporate the extravagant design into his loft, Heavy lifting: Some home owners undertake extensive work to model their interiors just how they want to. And instead of having walls and doors to separate functions I wanted water to form that transition between work, living and sleeping.”. The taps were made out of old plumbing copper pipes. In New Jersey, architect Adam has turned his 19th-century, green-shuttered wooden cottage into a “ship in a bottle” by building an aircraft hangar over the top of it for an extra 3,000sq ft of space. Dino and Marianne from Maastricht in the Netherlands have converted the top floor of an uninspiring Sixties tower block into a luxury penthouse. “In the words of Ben & Jerry if it’s not fun why do it?". Dino and Marianne bought the top floor of a sixties tower block, previously used as student nurses accommodation, converting it into a luxury penthouse in Maastricht, Netherlands The couple knocked through the internal walls in the 600 square metre space and raised the ceilings to create a luxury penthouse. A trailer for the program features home owners proudly welcoming the show's team into their spaces and showing off the unique designs they have crafted. Amazing Interiors. Architect David’s Manhattan apartment takes water feature to the next level: with a cascade waterfall running from his bedroom to the living area below it. He managed to give the room a 1950s feel, Passion project: The home owner has spent a whopping $1.3 million transforming the rooms in his house, named Talliston, Come in! Prepare to have your minds blown... New Jersey-based architect Adam turned his 19th-century, green-shuttered wooden cottage into a "ship in a bottle” by building an aircraft hangar over the top of it for an extra 3,000 sq ft of space. John, from Essex, UK spent 25 years, and £1million, honing his home, which he calls Talliston, where each of the thirteen rooms have been individually transformed to the style and design of a different time and place in history. “We didn’t want an ordinary house, we wanted something special,” says Marianne. Learn more about their journey in Amazing Interiors, a 12-part series streaming on Netflix now. bit.ly/1oLiWDI Don't judge a book by its cover — and perhaps don't judge a house by its unassuming facade. "Each room has its own character, look and feel and then you turn the page and start the next chapter.”. The couple knocked through the internal walls of the 6,500 sq ft space, previously used as accommodation for student nurses, and raised the ceilings. The flooring, complete with old red tape, was reclaimed from a school’s gym floor and cost just £150. Part of the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday & Metro Media Group. John Trevillian lives in a former council house, which has now undergone a drastic make-over to include a 1950s New Orleans kitchen, a Victorian dining room, a Moorish bedroom, and a Cambodian tree-house loft. One of the participants, architect David Lang, went as far as to install a waterfall cascading from his bed in his Manhattan apartment. Dino and Marianne from Maastricht in the Netherlands have converted the top floor of an uninspiring Sixties tower block into a luxury penthouse. The secret is that 95 per cent of the house and its contents come from recycled materials. ', Time travel: John Trevillian lives in a former council house in Essex, London, which he has transformed to reflect different time periods, Journey: Everything in John's kitchen comes from New Orleans. From the Fifties New Orleans kitchen and Victorian Christmas dining room to the Cambodian treehouse loft, the attention to detail throughout the house, named Talliston, is impressive. Dino and Marianne from Maastricht in the Netherlands, bought the top floor of a sixties tower block, previously used as student nurses accommodation. While Netflix has already acquired several home improvement shows, such as Reno My Reno, Brojects, and Grand Designs, Amazing Interiors is its first original production in the popular genre. Netflix’s new series, Amazing Interiors, looks at homes that may look fairly ordinary from the outside – but are truly extraordinary on the inside. Amazing Interiors will be comprised of 12 30-minute episodes chronicling home owners' creative undertakings, according to Deadline. John, who writes fiction, said: “Talliston is like a living novel: each room is its own character; it has its own look and feel and then you turn the page and you start the next chapter.". The show's first season of 12 episodes was released on Netflix on July 20, 2018. One $40,000 sculpture hangs from the church ceiling. Rosie and Joel, from London, realised the only way they could stay living in the city was to move in to a rusty old boat on the River Thames. Also included are Rosie and Joel, who lived in an old oil transporter for two years before the could afford to restore it. Mixing together contemporary and traditional design elements, features include a bathroom scaled to three quarter size for his children and the cottage’s former living room is now an outdoor decking space, complete with the original fireplace. It has its own sweet shop, trapeze and fortune teller's tent... ...and with brightly-patterned soft furnishings and bejewelled walls, it is a minimalist's nightmare. Marianne Millikan Designing home interiors, blogging color inspiration, and sourcing amazing products for you to fall in love with....look forward to coming home! He said: “During my travels to Japan I used to go to Kyoto to see the temples and I was inspired by some of the water features I saw. They spent two years waking up with icicles hanging over their heads before saving up enough to start restoring it. Amazing Interiors launches on Netflix on Friday July 20th, Privacy and Cookies The 70s-inspired interior features warm wood panelling, polished concrete walls, marble bathrooms and antique and retro-design furniture. Marianne said: “When we bought it, we didn’t want to have just an ordinary house, we wanted to have something special.”. They bought the 12-room masonic lodge in 2014. Netflix/Barcroft. From an under-the-bed waterfall to a Russian doll-style home within a home, Netflix’s new 12-part series Amazing Interiors confirms the old adage, revealing some of the world’s most remarkable interiors hiding behind unremarkable exteriors. Published: 17:38 GMT, 19 July 2018 | Updated: 18:01 GMT, 19 July 2018. John was eventually able to raise enough money to keep the property. Contents © Barcroft Media Ltd. The couple knocked through the internal walls in the 600 square metre space and raised the ceilings to create a luxury penthouse. REVEALED: Husbands and wives BOTH lie when reporting their... Anna Wintour's daughter Bee Shaffer looks stunning in an... 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Among the creative home owners are Dino and Marianne, who bought the top floor of a 1960s tower block that was once used as student nurses accommodation, and converted it into a luxury penthouse in Maastricht, Netherlands. Brie and Zack from Missouri's 3,100 sq ft home has three bedrooms, two bathroom and a study. Among the creative home owners are Dino and Marianne, who bought the top floor of a 1960s tower block that was once used as student nurses accommodation, and converted it into a luxury penthouse in Maastricht, Netherlands. Boat: Rosie and Joel lived in an old oil transporter for two years before the could afford to restore it, Making themselves at home: They have now transformed their boat into a clean, pretty living space located in London, Location, location, location: Joel and Rosie's boat, named the Ringvaart III, is located in London's district of Battersea, Crafty: The pair worked hard to transform the old oil transporter into an adequate living space, Aesthetic: People featured on the show view interior decorating as a chance to showcase their personal sense of style, Decor: Home owners have painstakingly assembled their unique interiors, often with unique results, Jewels: One of the rooms featured in the program has an extravagant decor including walls encrusted with stones. He describes the mix of traditional and contemporary design as “some fake piece of history”. On the right is a 19th century farm house with wood shingles and green shutters. “In the words of Ben & Jerry, if it’s not fun, why do it?” he says. While their interiors appear dreamy, some admit that their ambitious transformation projects have become challenging, such as one person saying: 'I have a long place to go and I'm going to need a lot of help. The couple knocked through the internal walls of the 6,500 sq ft space, previously used as accommodation for student nurses, and raised the ceilings.
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