S15·E26 The Honolulu House - 8
Synopsis
The final days in Hawaii. Our host starts the show in Kalapana on the Big Island, where a 1992 lava flow from Kilauea volcano obliterated much of the town and its famous black sand beach. At the house, lanscaper John Mitchell and crew install plants, to be watered by an in-ground irrigation system. Inside, Rob Varner shows off the new sisal-like wool carpet in the addition, as well as track lighting and fans in the studio. Decorative painter Angela Adams works on tropical motif in the powder room, and the guys see the imu (pit) where the luau's pig will be cooked on the final day. The next day, Christiane gives our host a tour of her new kitchen, and he continues into the master suite. In the living room, our master carpenter oversees the installation of the room divider/TV box. Finally, the luau, with thanks to all who made the project a success.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 15 Episode 26 of This Old House air?
Season 15, Episode 26 ('The Honolulu House - 8') originally aired on March 24, 1994.
How long is Season 15 Episode 26 ('The Honolulu House - 8')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for This Old House.
What happens in This Old House Season 15 Episode 26?
The final days in Hawaii. Our host starts the show in Kalapana on the Big Island, where a 1992 lava flow from Kilauea volcano obliterated much of the town and its famous black sand beach. At the house, lanscaper John Mitchell and crew install plants, to be watered by an in-ground irrigation system. ...
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