“Before And After Design”: This Instagram Account With 1.3 Million Followers Is Showcasing Incredible Redecorations

all it takes is a lot of money (and someone with good taste to design it)

It's blocking the view

that looks like a complete demolition - reconstruction

When I was young I had fantasies about doing this. Nice to see someone who actually did it!

I really like the makeovers, but it seems less "before and after design" but more like "before and after huge amounts of money". I'd like to see some redisigns made with a small Budget. ;_;

That's artificial grass. Yuk.

Not a big fan of stucco, but this looks nice and clean in white with black? slate gray? trim and roof.

The before isn't that bad, but the after is STUNNING!

That "before" photo must be a "during" photo.

Now this is luxury

Hmmmmm I like it

Oh yes! A pool is another thing I want. Doesn’t need to be Olympic size either. Not sure of the length of this one, but long enough for laps and wide enough to turn is good enough for me.

I love it

A true "before" picture would show how it looked before demolition had begun.

Almost a complete demolition and rebuild. But it's nice to see the old large building still standing with it's cobblestone addition. They did a fantastic job blending old with new. I especially love the brick walkway and how they built up the stone wall to the right of the outbuilding.

Seems like a british house... actually most of these look like british houses

The first one is so messy, it makes me think that the second one will end up the same way in a while...

What a difference a clean floor and beautiful staging makes.

I have questions about that

The ground in the first picture seems very uneven. What a terrific use of landscaping.

Everything looks better when you add a cat

I never really understood the need for a bathroom this large.

Wow I think they knocked a wall down

All those bright lights scared the sheep away. :-P

That is satisfying organization, but those clothes on the shelves aren't going to stay centered

I hate this after so much. looks a damn mess and cheap as hell. I want cabinetry, not open shelves with greasy, dusty dishes. we have cats-cat hair would get into everything. not my cuppa.

Taking over and renovating after a hoarder is more than a LOT of work. It's sanitizing, deodorizing and all that too.

before and a bazillion dollars later...

So gorgeous it doesn't look real.

Omg I would never change the parquet floor. Crazy!

What a project! It's like a "wedding bus" or somthing. It's that a thing?

Excellent use of space, and a lap pool means you can actually exercise rather than just lounge.

For some reason I don't like brown in toilets...

On the right there's the same furniture, that has been painted. Good work!

I already don't like leaving the house, so imagine if I had this. I would never leave ever again!!

great, exept for the tiny sink. They could have put in one twice the size without looking crowded.

That I would live in

Love the colours in the after picture

I would definitely trip on that step every time I went to take a shower.

Why o why are the windows asymmetrical?

What beautiful use of a tiny space. I especially love the lighting.

Pic one is just "under construction", IMO. But nice use of under-stair storage.

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I hope that's not a real fur.

I can't find any reference points in the pictures. How do we know it's the same place?

Lovely renovation, but grey is so boring and predictable.

Those commenting on the laundry machines..... where do you see those? There's a stove and a micro.

Not a big fan but like the walls

Are those fairy lights?

The second one I feel I wouldn’t sleep in

How do they get to the fuse box/access panel?? Moving that would be a gigantic unnecessary expense.

I like the light fixture!

Do these people not have to deal with bugs??

Lost a lot of storage space, too.

Paved over front yard = parking space when there is no other. Sometimes there's no choice.

Oh dear. This is unfortunate.

Some people/familys have only a car if their lucky enough to own. So many are homeless through out the world, it's better sleeping in car than on the pavement.

Personally, I really dislike when homes are stripped of their architectural design - especially the front facade and ESPECIALLY when it throws off the feel of a whole block. The front of this home was perfectly nice (although needed TLC) yet the owners completely scrubbed it of it's Art Deco roots. So now there's this post-modern facade that completely interrupts the overall architectural feel of the building. BOO.

I think the before bedroom looks better

We no I don't like the wallpaper it looks way too crowded and it makes the room look smaller