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He builds, she designs — and together we’re married, opinionated, and downright obsessed with the details most folks overlook.Each week from our back porch, we dive into conversations about life, our design-build company, craftsmanship, and timeless design — celebrating the kind of charm that outlasts trends (and calling out the McMansions that make our eyes twitch).If you care about charm , or just love a good porch chat on why homes should be built like they used to be — pour a drink, pull up a rocker, and join us.New episodes drop every Sunday. Because pretty details still matter.
Unknown Host hosts Built Classical: A Designer and Builder Podcast, a leisure show with 16 episodes published.
Why does building cost what it costs? In this episode, we’re breaking down how pricing actually works in construction and design, and why it can feel so confusing (and frustrating) from the outside. We walk through the m
This is our last episode of the year, and we’re ending it the only way that feels right: laughing. We’re sharing the craziest, funniest, most unbelievable things we’ve ever seen on job sites, and cold-calling some of our
In this holiday home talk, we’re reflecting on the year behind us and the sense of peace we’re choosing to end it with. We talk about starting the Built Classical podcast, working with some of our best clients to date, a
After six weeks away, we’re back—and a lot has happened. In this episode, we talk honestly about seasonal burnout, finding out we’re pregnant, and what it feels like to run a small business in a market that seems determi
This week on Built Classical, Konner takes the host seat to interview Amy on one of her favorite topics: wallpaper. Together, they trace wallpaper’s history from ancient China to English manor houses, unpack why it’s not
What’s it really like to run a construction and design business with your spouse? In this episode of Built Classical, Konner and Amy pull back the curtain on the good, the messy, and the lessons they’ve learned building
This week on Built Classical, we’re breaking down one of the most iconic movie homes of all time: the white house with blue shutters from The Notebook. We cover:🏛️ Its real-life architectural history (Victorian? Greek R
In this episode of Built Classical, we dive into the world of build science and how it intersects (or collides) with traditional architectural design. We cover: 🏠 What “build science” even means 🔧 Moisture control, mol
In this episode of Built Classical, Amy and Konner ask the big question: What if your home doesn’t need to be made new—just remembered? We’re cutting through the Instagram fluff and flipping the script on what "restorati
This tiny but tender reminder is for anyone feeling disconnected or at odds with their house. Instead of fighting it, what if you listened? What if you asked what is it really trying to become? In this short episode I sh
This week on Built Classical, Amy and Konner take on a deceptively simple design topic: color. Why did we all get scared of it? Is white really the “safe” choice? And what do ancient castles, open concept floor plans, an
In this episode of Built Classical, Amy and Konner peel back the curtain on what a general contractor—aka a builder—actually does day-to-day. From managing 50+ subcontractors (who all have their own crews) to juggling ar
On this episode of Built Classical, we’re talking Nancy Meyers — or at least what Instagram thinks is the Nancy Meyers aesthetic. Amy normally hates trends, but even she thinks this might be positive for the greater good
🎙️ Why Movie Houses Stick: Memory, Pattern & The Architecture of Feeling Welcome to the porch! This week, we’re digging into why certain movie houses get stuck in our heads — and our hearts — long after the credits roll
A quick Midweek Mini where we pull up a chair and chat about what’s on our hearts — from trim profiles to running a small business, to why the little details still matter. This week: Are we passionate… or just picky? We
Welcome to the porch! In our very first episode, we dive into why we call ourselves the hopeless purists — a designer and builder duo who still get worked up over trim profiles, window sashes, and old-house charm most fo
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