Ep 2. Gingerbread House
- TV-G
- February 18, 2012
- 20 min
The Bronson Pinchot Project season 1 episode 2, titled "Gingerbread House," follows actor Bronson Pinchot and his crew as they take on the challenge of restoring a dilapidated Victorian-era home in Harford, Pennsylvania. In this episode, the team focuses on transforming the front porch and entryway of the house, which is in desperate need of repairs.
Bronson and his team start by carefully removing the existing porch railing, which is in poor condition and poses a safety hazard. They then get to work creating a new railing from scratch, using salvaged wood that they've collected from other renovation projects. This process is labor-intensive and requires precise measurements and cuts, but the end result is a beautiful, custom-made railing that perfectly complements the style of the house.
Next, the crew turns their attention to the front door, which is old and worn-out. Bronson sees an opportunity to add some character to the entryway by creating a custom door that features intricate woodwork and stained glass accents. He meets with a local craftsman who specializes in these types of doors, and the two work together to design a stunning, one-of-a-kind piece that will truly make the house stand out.
Finally, the team tackles the exterior of the house, which needs some major sprucing up. They create a plan to add some colorful painted details to the trim and shutters of the house, which will give it a fresh, updated look. Bronson works tirelessly to paint every inch of the trim and shutters by hand, using a mix of bright colors and bold patterns to create a whimsical, playful vibe.
Throughout the episode, viewers get an inside look at the renovation process, including the challenges and setbacks that come with any major construction project. But despite the obstacles, Bronson and his team remain optimistic and committed to bringing this beautiful old house back to life. With their hard work and creativity, they manage to transform the property into a stunning showpiece that anyone would be proud to call home.
