Eyes for the Job

Chris and Rebekah rework an old piano into a bar cabinet; a tiled feature wall in Rebekah's home.

Chris and Rebekah are building interior walls in her new house. They also visit a few friends who have a great alternative to common drywall - natural plaster!

Chris helps Rebekah realize her vision for a hip lighting grid at her new home, and they save an old dresser from the dump by converting into a gorgeous kitchen cart for a friend.

Chris helps Rebekah take her workshop to a new level by installing French cleat wall storage. They also refurbish an old dresser with richly colored, non-toxic milk paint.

Chris and Rebekah visit a greenhouse that's part of the global Transition Town movement and are inspired to create some DIY projects for gardening and composting.

Chris and Rebekah are excited to up-cycle old shipping pallets into a couch. They visit a local business that teaches sewing, and a friend walks them through a new skill.

Chris and Rebekah up-cycle salvaged board into a traditional blanket chest and a quilt-inspired wooden wall hanging.

Chris and Rebekah love repurposing old wood - but what if there's none available? Rebekah has an idea for aging wood, and they build a bookshelf for the workshop.

Chris and Rebekah get some help - and materials - from a friend, and build a coffee table from reclaimed hardwood flooring. For Rebekah's workshop, they create a shelving unit.

Chris and Rebekah create a picnic table from heavy lumber and concrete for a service dog park. And Rebekah gets help from Chris to build a sliding barn door.

Rebekah and Chris revive a vintage love seat. And Chris decides to take on one of the most classic woodworking projects of all: a milking stool.

Chris and Rebekah make a harvest table for a friend and poet. They pull out the blowtorches and try out a traditional Japanese technique of blackening wood.