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Hosted by Designed Happy · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 51 episodes
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Remodeling your current home or building your next one can be hard. We're here to focus on the human side of the process, helping you navigate the waters with great tips, insider advice, and some good laughs. Join Katie (a licensed therapist) and TJ (a licensed architect) every week for Designed Happy: The Podcast. And as always, if you know someone who has just started thinking about a big home project, please share this podcast with them so we can help them have a better experience.
Designed Happy hosts Designed Happy The Podcast, a arts show with 51 episodes published.
The air horn is back. Katie and TJ celebrate 50 episodes by each sharing their three favorites, and TJ takes a well-deserved victory lap for calling the Knicks winning the NBA Finals back in the Houzz predictions episode
TJ didn't want to say the title, but he said it anyway. Katie and TJ walk through the cabinet decision tree, from custom versus semi-custom to framed versus frameless to inset versus full overlay, and TJ builds a cabinet
Katie and TJ get judgy for a good cause. They walk through the red flags (and a few green ones) to watch for when you're browsing a designer or architect's website, including what the web design choices signal about the
Katie is a thriver, not a survivor, and her comfort depends on temperature control. TJ didn't think this topic could fill 30 minutes. He was wrong. They cover the building envelope, the difference between Tyvek and Zip,
If your home is in a "city of" or "town of," there's a whole extra layer of approvals between you and your building permit. Katie and TJ break down what that means, which municipalities are helpful (hi, Falls Church) and
Katie knows nothing about floodplains (her words). But by the end of this episode she's earned her architecture license (again, her words) and is spending her Friday evening on the FEMA website. TJ explains base flood el
You think it's all the same? False. Katie and TJ dig into the flooring decisions that trip people up, from LVP thickness and wear layers to the relationship between old wood floors and new ones. Then TJ gets into wide pl
TJ actually did research for this one, like for real research. He goes behind the remodeling industry curtain to find out if the old line about it costing more next year is actually true, and what the real numbers look l
Katie and TJ welcome Realtor Jeff Wu to the podcast to talk about downsizing, or as some are calling it, right sizing. Jeff shares his 5D framework, explains why downsizing is more of an identity shift than a house decis
What does it mean to be a great client and why should you care? Spoiler: it's not about making your design team happy. It's about making your experience better. Katie and TJ walk through the seven-piece puzzle from Desig
They sound almost the same. They're not. Katie and TJ break down the differences between design build and design bid, including the pros, the cons, and the nuance that nobody talks about. TJ also reveals he couldn't tell
It's one of the most commonly asked questions in remodeling. And a lot of times the answer is yes, you technically can...but should you? Katie and TJ talk through the things you need to think about before you commit, fro
Join Katie and TJ as they review the wonderful world of tile with the President of Architessa, David Benson. They review tile basics, like the difference between ceramic, porcelain, natural stone, and LVT. They discuss l
No rain drops on roses in this episode. Katie and TJ get personal and each share their 3 favorite things about their homes. Somehow, and maybe unsurprisingly, they end up discussing 1950's toys.
In the follow up to their smash hit, The Toilet Episode, Katie and TJ do a deep dive on showers. What to consider when you're planning a curbless shower, the difference between thermostatic and pressure balance valves, d
In our second Happy Home Stories episode, Katie and TJ are joined by Meera. She discusses her basement remodel, why she did it, how her experience went, the value of RealTIME Design, and what she learned.
Remodeling or rebuilding isn't an infomercial. Katie and TJ talk (briefly) about the wonderful rotisserie oven of the 90's. Then get to the topic at hand about why and how to get involved in your project, and how your br
Today, Katie and TJ are talking toilets! You're probably thinking, how can they talk about toilets for a whole episode?? Katie thought the same thing. And then this episode ran long. There's a lot to cover, and when you'
If you polled 100 people and asked them: "what is the most important word in architecture?", how many of them do you think would say: Buildable? Probably not that many. In this week's episode Katie and TJ discuss why it
For years and years and years we've all talked about our home as our biggest asset. And sure, it is. But we're approaching a tipping point where people are starting to realize that the Return on Enjoyment might be just a
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