अपनी भाषा में प्लॉट जोड़ेंDaphne and Ian face challenges like tight budgets, pests, treasure hunting and endless renovations as they restore a historic estate and honor her grandfather's legacy.Daphne and Ian face challenges like tight budgets, pests, treasure hunting and endless renovations as they restore a historic estate and honor her grandfather's legacy.Daphne and Ian face challenges like tight budgets, pests, treasure hunting and endless renovations as they restore a historic estate and honor her grandfather's legacy.
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I love everything old. Could not wait to watch this series and it has not disappointed. I love that. They're pretty much regular people trying to renovate a castle while still holding weddings that will fund this renovation. It's not like they're millionaires or have an investor to help them with this. They're real and they they're funny. I wish I could be there to help them. How wonderful they are doing this. I love when they go in the stables to look at all the stuff they have there renovate and bring into the castle. We faded three of our houses. So I know how much work this takes. Bravo to them.!
The scale of the renovation project they've taken on is so massive, it's hard to believe. They are sweet together and you root for them throughout the journey. This place looks like it could have blown down in the last breeze, but somehow, inch by inch, they are bringing it back to life. It's so easy to connect with the sentimentality of her memories there with her grandfather and I just think he must be guiding them along from the other side. Not only will we want more episodes of the Chateau project, but it's safe to say we will want to continue keeping up with life there long after the building is finished. They're making all of our fairytale Chateau dreams come true.
I was shocked to see all the negative comments about the history of the castle being destroyed. If Daphne and Ian did nothing to the castle, the place would definitely fall into disrepair and be lost!
Some of the rotting areas of the castle are being discovered during the massive room to room restoration project. They also are doing a great job using historic items while gently updating this massive castle!
They even have a big shed of old antiques which are being used in each episodes. I'm also impressed that they are doing most of the work on their own! How many young couples do you know who are that resourceful and use the items they have instead of buying new things. When they do make purchases, they use furniture which fits the theme of the castle!
I've seen all of the episodes so far and look forward to seeing more renovations in future episodes!
Some of the rotting areas of the castle are being discovered during the massive room to room restoration project. They also are doing a great job using historic items while gently updating this massive castle!
They even have a big shed of old antiques which are being used in each episodes. I'm also impressed that they are doing most of the work on their own! How many young couples do you know who are that resourceful and use the items they have instead of buying new things. When they do make purchases, they use furniture which fits the theme of the castle!
I've seen all of the episodes so far and look forward to seeing more renovations in future episodes!
I watched this the day it premiered. I was working on homework and just happened to look up at the TV and saw this masterpiece. I always run to the TV when a new episode comes out. I'm even planning on going to stay there once it's done. Once I was sick and I was devastated that I couldn't watch the new episode. The designs of the rooms so far are breathtaking. You all have done such a great job with the chateau. The show has helped me bind with my family and will continue to be an integral part of my life. Thank you for making this a great experience for me! The renovations are absolutely stunning. Keep up the great work Daphne and Ian! And English accent man Tony!
What I like....
They have good chemistry and they're nice to look at. The history is interesting. Getting to see the interior of the chateau is cool if you love old houses, like I do. Tony and Ian are both enjoyable tv presences who are easy to watch. I think they do a nice job in their renovations and I disagree with the person who said they're using "big box" and "made in China" furniture solutions. My guess is they half watched one episode, heard they were American, and turned up their noses. Lazy and snobbish. They are careful in what they choose and use many of her grandfather's pieces, etc.. Also, sometimes I think they're going in a bad direction, too, but if you keep an open mind and wait to see how it comes out, it often does look very nice.
What I dislike....
the fake drama. C'mon, people. Nobody's buying it and it insults our intelligence. I don't care about hidden treasure or a window falling out.....or a situation anyone knows can be easily fixed for less, but you tell us the top shelf price and make it look as if it's a deal breaker. It's cheesy. It was obvious that one window they "couldn't get open" was locked. Don't be silly. The history and the renos are interesting enough, you don't need the other crap.
Also, I'm on episode 5 and I agree with the other reviewer who thought the whole thing with the grandmother was weird. She's annoyed Ian doesn't know French yet? She dislikes the reno....everyone seems stilted and forced. Why bother with it? It was uncomfortable and the grandmother may be a lovely woman but she doesn't come off well and I'm sure she didn't deserve to be shown that way.
They have good chemistry and they're nice to look at. The history is interesting. Getting to see the interior of the chateau is cool if you love old houses, like I do. Tony and Ian are both enjoyable tv presences who are easy to watch. I think they do a nice job in their renovations and I disagree with the person who said they're using "big box" and "made in China" furniture solutions. My guess is they half watched one episode, heard they were American, and turned up their noses. Lazy and snobbish. They are careful in what they choose and use many of her grandfather's pieces, etc.. Also, sometimes I think they're going in a bad direction, too, but if you keep an open mind and wait to see how it comes out, it often does look very nice.
What I dislike....
the fake drama. C'mon, people. Nobody's buying it and it insults our intelligence. I don't care about hidden treasure or a window falling out.....or a situation anyone knows can be easily fixed for less, but you tell us the top shelf price and make it look as if it's a deal breaker. It's cheesy. It was obvious that one window they "couldn't get open" was locked. Don't be silly. The history and the renos are interesting enough, you don't need the other crap.
Also, I'm on episode 5 and I agree with the other reviewer who thought the whole thing with the grandmother was weird. She's annoyed Ian doesn't know French yet? She dislikes the reno....everyone seems stilted and forced. Why bother with it? It was uncomfortable and the grandmother may be a lovely woman but she doesn't come off well and I'm sure she didn't deserve to be shown that way.
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- ट्रिवियाLeonora Dori Galigaï, along with her husband Concino Concini, purchased the Château de Lésigny, located in the rural outskirts of Paris, in 1613. The château itself, however, was originally constructed around 1508, well before Leonora's ownership, with its history tied to the Renaissance period in France. (This was AI generated)
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