Rehab Addict

Nicole Curtis makes a surprise bid at auction and wins a Tudor house sight unseen. By working with the home's original style, she's able to enhance its curb appeal without losing any of its early-20th century grand beauty.

Nicole pulls an all-nighter and restores the ground-floor powder room using elbow grease.

Nicole tackles the dining room of her Tudor home using custom leaded glass and modern oak flooring.

Nicole rebuilds a basement using all the materials she can find from the original home and time period.

Nicole's newest home is 100 years old, and the living room needs work from top to bottom.

When restoring kitchens, Nicole's rule is that it should look old and work like new.

Nicole is ready to tackle the second floor of the house, but one rainy day proves just how damaged the 100-year-old roof is. Severe leaks are threatening to destroy multiple rooms, so Nicole gets on top of the house to inspect.

Once a boarded-up eyesore, Nicole's first-floor solarium has the potential to be the best room in the house. With the help of her dad and a yard sale crockpot, Nicole starts with an often overlooked detail: window hardware.

What's Nicole Curtis' favorite kind of bathroom to renovate? One with almost entirely original fixtures! Nicole is able to transform the Jack and Jill bathroom in her Grand Blvd. home without sacrificing its antique integrity.

Despite a small plumbing mishap, Nicole's new bathroom is shaping up to be one of the most original and inviting spaces in her 1913 auction home.

Nicole turns a dusty attic into a dream master suite by utilizing salvaged materials.

The century-old Tudor house is one thing, but Nicole Curtis also wants to make sure the garage is up to par. Over the years, the structure has been neglected so there's a long road ahead.

It's a family affair as Nicole tackles an old shack that desperately needs some loving restoration. With the help of her brother, nephew and her son. Since this is basically a crash pad, Nicole tries to keep costs to a minimum.