S30·E23 New York City; Made In New York
Synopsis
At the project house in Brooklyn, master carpenter Norm Abram learns how local wood refinisher John Thomas is using a faux painting technique to disguise old and damaged woodwork. The custom kitchen is installed in the owner's unit while design correspondent Carole Freehauf meets Ian Gibbs at his SoHo showroom to see window treatment options and how the shades are custom made in his Queens workroom. Tile contractor Mauro Zanutto arranges a mud bed for tile on the garden level floor while upstairs in the master bath he prepares to lay the mosaic floor by doing a complete dry layout. Also, in the garden level apartment, the finished countertops arrive for the kitchen.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 30 Episode 23 of This Old House air?
Season 30, Episode 23 ('New York City; Made In New York') originally aired on March 5, 2009.
How long is Season 30 Episode 23 ('New York City; Made In New York')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for This Old House.
What happens in This Old House Season 30 Episode 23?
At the project house in Brooklyn, master carpenter Norm Abram learns how local wood refinisher John Thomas is using a faux painting technique to disguise old and damaged woodwork. The custom kitchen is installed in the owner's unit while design correspondent Carole Freehauf meets Ian Gibbs at his So...
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