Joanna Gaines Shares Never-Before-Seen Rooms from 'Fixer Upper: The Lakehouse'
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Chip and Joanna Gaines recently celebrated the 10-year anniversary of Fixer Upper, and the couple celebrated in the most appropriate fashion: By renovating a lakehouse! Their project was chronicled on a new HGTV series (you can stream all six episodes on Max), but, Joanna explains, not everything was included on the TV show.
The Magnolia founder took to Instagram to share some never-before-seen spaces from the 5,100 square foot, five-bedroom, five-bathroom lakefront home that was built in 1965. Up first: The bathrooms.
Joanna said, "I did want to show you some of these other rooms that you may not see at the end of this reveal, just because there are so many rooms in the house...All of the bathrooms—We wanted to do something really fun to give them their own little vibe."
The bathrooms are filled with fun design touches, including mosaic tiles with colored grout, floating vanities, and funky light fixtures. She said, "That's just a little behind-the-scenes of some of the bedrooms and bathrooms you may not see at the end, because I know that's always a big question: What about the other rooms in the house?"
Fans appreciated this extra peek at the house and left notes like: "YES!! Thank you for that. I loved it!! 👏" and "These bathrooms are beautiful 💚💚💚."
In a separate post, she gave a tour of the upstairs landing, which she calls one of her favorite spots in the home. The stairs lead to a landing with custom-built screens, artwork featuring Lake Waco, and a seating area. "I love this little landing. I think it turned out so good."
Fans loved seeing these extra spaces from the lakehouse. Now, we're just hoping to see more of Chip and Joanna on our TV screens soon!
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