The Weekender: "Patio-topia" (Season 2, Episode 14)

That is one beautiful patio. Exceptional job.

HI! mONICA from the philippines how i wish you can go here and renovate my home..GODBLESS

What happened to the swing? 😔

Now they just need to do something with that backyard. They're not done yet. Lol.
Love the idea of what y'all did making those windows & curtains. Now it really looks like a sunroom cuz sunrooms technically have windows. Love the floors too. Don't really like the table or that rope project that much. But that's just my opinion. I have a more high-end modern/contemporary style.

How do you make any money???

Shower curtains would have done it too for the curtains. Trust me you would be surprised

I love it and i also live in florida. Great ideas

Wood is expensive. All of that under $100? No way.

I need the link to that flooring please

Pretty nice

Wow! What a transformation 😍

I spy a flaw....in this curtain solution, a curtain also needs to be in the middle to carry the design tooo ooo ooo far away looses its impact. The eye feels complete with 3. Loving your very TALENTED solutions!!! Your budget is a super plus:).

Wow beautiful!! Great idea 👍🏽👍🏽

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Did someone ever got the instructions on how to make the table? I loved it

What kind of school makes you watch the Lowe's Home Improvement channel instead of making an actual lesson?

How can I get Monica, to come help out with my DIY projects?
HELP!!!!!

This was very educational!!!

She is amazing

WOW!!!

I want to build that table.

I think date night was code for nap time. They had way more energy when they returned. I can't imagine having twins.

I remember seeing Monica in another show, Knockoff (I hope I got the name right) with her friend, her name escapes me. I was beyond psyched when I came across Lowe’s channel. Did I mention that Lowe’s is my favorite store. ❤️❤️❤️‼️‼️

This is amazing! I'm curious as to the total cost/budget was?

I just converted to a Lowe'sbie✌. This is definitely a God send🙏.

ok, all great, material price affordable but how much to hire such a great pro like her???the total cost?

Where can I get this floor

Great team

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Wow !!! Just wow !!! I'm in the same situation; lovely new home, empty, drab-looking sun room. I have my work cut out for me 😪😳😊

Can you please 🙏🙏🙏 help my son David upgrade his backyard hehehe

Awesome,beautiful work,

Excellent results,wow!😂

I wish Monica can come to my house she’s Amazing and fast we just bought a house last month need help .

Can't get enough of Monica and the Weekender

Ewwww disgusting

Is there a link for the vinyl flooring?

They had a nice soft swinging bench and now it is hard and won't be as comfortable to sit on. Should have added some pillows or something soft.

Where can I get the plans to build that table please ?

I'm binge watching these videos years later because I just recently found them. Love everything that she does.

The table was great! But living in Florida especially Miami where the hurricanes hit often I don’t know about that floor. Because it’s gonna be very slippery for those children.

Amazing! OMG you are Amazing!

Screwing the breadboard ends to the table is REALLY BAD, that restricts wood movement and the table will pull itself apart in 6-12 months 😮😮😮😮

Very nice!

Another good tip for curtains outside is to use nice looking, cloth, shower curtains. 😊

Love the patio Monica your awesome

MONICA: DIY art project request:

"Woven" rope (large dia.) -- contrast is nice, mounted/framed somehow -- nice;

For context:

In the Southwest;
Southern Utah,
100°F+ five months/year;
27-45°F winters
We're in a "leg" of Southern California's Mojave Desert, 30 min from Nev.,
15 min from Arizona; in Utah.

I've a niche above my fireplace; home built in 1989 -- lots of 80's Art Deco details; a 12' tall, arched niche over the fireplace is one:
I always wondered if there was SOMETHING(S) I could put into the niche, along it's back surface? SOMETHING to make it an interesting focal point;

I also have these weird Art Deco "cornices" at the top of every wall, except the two regular ceiling-height bedrooms (8') --

Kitchen, dining, living room & master bedroom ceilings are high and slanted; lots of ledges, an architectural portal.
Roof, outside: Terra cotta rounded half tile (Spanish Colonial Revival), white stucco.

Anyway: The never-seen-before "cornices" are stepped. There's two of them, each has softened "90°" angles -- not angle-angled like traditional cornices.

Imagine a 6x9 timber board, covered w drywall mud, textured w orange peel, all exactly like the walls.
That larger "beam", at the seam where wall-meets-ceiling (where a cornice would go!)
across the top.
Butted up to THAT: A, smaller: 5x3" maybe, w the same rounded corner/edges -- everything mudded, orange peel textured, like walls.

So the top "beam" sticks out about 2.5" MIRE, into the room, than the lower "beam".

The topmost "beam" is the Big Brother, the "beam" butted right up to it, the Baby Brother.
???
HOW WOULD YOU PAINT the ceiling, walls, and those "cornices"????
When built, painted all one color. That's how it has remained.

Can you think of a creative thing to do WITH THOSE DETAILS as-built ???

Great job 😊

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