Flip or Flop Vegas Season 2 Episode 11 1980s Golf Club Home

In Flip or Flop Vegas season 2 episode 11, the hosts Bristol and Aubrey take on a house that was built in the 1980s and they decide to turn it into a modern and comfortable home perfect for contemporary living. The house is situated in an exclusive and scenic golf club community, which ups the ante on the expectations for the remodel.

As soon as the renovation begins, the team discovers that the foundation of the house is in a precarious condition with concrete slabs that have shifted over time. As a result, the project gets off to a slow start as the team works to fix the issue. Bristol and Aubrey also encounter several other significant design challenges with the layout of the home that needs major refurbishing to create attractive, fluid spaces.

To overcome these challenges, Bristol and Aubrey create a plan to knock down several walls to create an open-concept floor plan that maximizes the natural light and enhances the flow between the indoor and outdoor living spaces. They also decide to add a stunning kitchen island made from hand-carved Brazilian granite as a beautiful centerpiece.

The team brings in different contractors, including masons, tile workers, and carpenters to help with various aspects of the renovation. They set to work on the living room area, installing a beautiful gas fireplace and striking floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase the views of the lush golf course outside.

In addition, the Flip or Flop Vegas hosts take on a unique DIY project of their own. They decide to build a wine cellar in the dining area that doubles as a luxurious feature for entertaining guests and increases the value of the home. It's a creative addition that will give a unique touch for wine lovers and add a touch of tranquility.

The project is not without its issues and the later stages of the remodel bring their own drama. The team encounters delays from weather disruptions that threaten to derail the final stages of the renovation. Bristol and Aubrey start to feel the pressure mounting as the deadline approaches, and they have to work more extended hours to complete the job on time.

In the end, the Flip or Flop Vegas hosts successfully transform the dated and dilapidated 1980s Golf Club Home into a stunning, modern wonder. Their brilliant design and meticulous attention to detail have turned this once-inhabitable house into a fantastic space that looks like something out of a home design magazine. The finished home is a real showpiece, one that will undoubtedly impress clients and guests alike.

Overall, Flip or Flop Vegas season 2 episode 11, "1980s Golf Club Home," is an upbeat, entertaining episode that demonstrates the skill and perseverance of Bristol and Aubrey and their team of professionals in the fast-paced world of home renovation. It's a must-see for design enthusiasts and DIY aficionados.