A Brooklyn brownstone, an Atlanta gut renovation, and a North Shore farmhouse, all transformed from the ground up. This week @DesignerHomeTours we're visiting three homes that look nothing like where they started. Matt Berman of Workshop/APD spent seven years bringing his landmarked Park Slope brownstone back from disrepair. Bradley Odom of Dixon Rye took a Buckhead family home down to the studs and rebuilt it around a Farrow & Ball green kitchen. And Frank Ponterio created a one-story modern farmhouse on Chicago's North Shore, finished with a ridge beam salvaged from an Ohio barn. Chapters: 0:00 Matt Berman's Park Slope brownstone 1:05 The landmarked block and front stoop 2:26 Entry and restored paneling 3:14 Living room 5:41 Dining room 6:31 Kitchen 7:21 Family room 8:11 Hidden powder room 8:44 Staircase and upper hall 9:34 Son's room 10:22 Primary bedroom 11:16 Primary bathroom 12:47 Bradley Odom's Buckhead renovation 15:43 Entry and antiqued mirror 17:32 Living room 21:32 Dining ...