Our Georgian Window Restoration Reveal + A Sweet Christmas Tradition 🎄✨

Welcome back to our second Christmas episode — and this one is a mix of pure festive magic and a huge restoration milestone we’ve been waiting months to share. 🎄✨

This week we’re finally revealing the transformation of our walk-in wardrobe, which had to be completely rebuilt so we could open up a long-lost Georgian window that had been bricked in for over 100 years. After months of structural work, dust, delays, and careful planning permission, the moment those heritage sash windows go in is nothing short of incredible.

We also give you an updated walkthrough of our master suite so you can see how everything is coming together after this huge phase of restoration.

And because it is Christmas after all, we couldn’t resist adding a little festive magic. We share the sweetest family moment as we introduce our little one to the Catalan Christmas tradition of the Caga Tió, go foraging in the garden to “find him,” and finish by decorating a small Christmas tree in our newly finished open-plan space — filled with teddy bears from Teo’s first birthday. His reaction is priceless. 🧸🎄

In this episode you’ll see:
• 3:30 The renovation progress on our walk-in wardrobe and why we had to rebuild it
• 9:46 The emotional moment our new Georgian heritage window is installed after a century in the dark
• 19:39 A full updated tour of our master suite
• 21:43 The adorable Catalan Christmas tradition we’re passing on to our little one
• 25:39 Decorating a cosy Christmas tree with teddy bears and festive joy
• 30:42 Family moments, simple magic, and the real life behind restoring an old estate

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Thank you, as always, for being here. Your support means the world as we restore this old estate and build a home full of love, history, and a little Christmas chaos. ❤️

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