The Nate & Jeremiah Home Project

I love this show!

I enjoy watching Nate and Jeremiah walk through the process from their first meeting with the homeowners through to the completed project.

Nate & Jeremiah seem truly interested in getting to know the families to determine their style and what's important to them so they can guide them. They are respectful of the items that may have sentimental value and help the owners select what should remain in what will become the new space vs. Letting go.

The family scenes with their children are so sweet. I had never seen Jeremiah before watching the show, but he seems so genuine and I adore him and his sense of humor.

The premise of keeping items and integrating them into the design is exactly what we should all be doing with the things we love. Nate has a keen eye for classic, elegant, gorgeous interiors. Another reviewer commented that Nate states things are "handsome" too frequently. But those items usually are quite handsome/classic...so he's not talking out of his backside. Jeremiah adds more whimsy and a younger flair. Plus he has great hair! Their children are darling but I'd like to see less of them. Too many shows are bringing on the children and honestly it's really none of our business and feels forced and staged.

First of all, what really bothers me is that the top guy Nate says "OH MY GOD THIS IS HANDSOME " referring to a piece of wood!!! Everything is 'handsome' to this guy! It irritates me to no end, NO ONE talks like that!

The bottom guy I think that's Jeremiah is always crying and being melodramatic about his clients personal ugly furnishings, gimme a break.

Sad to see that in 2023, HGTV is giving these two dullards another series. Why? Didn't the last one suck enough?

Why does HGTV have to make every show about a couple? Don't care if they're gay, straight, related, or whatever...I DON'T CARE! They're boring no matter what they are despite their emotional acting.

Nothing new here people. Turn away. Nothing to be seen. Clueless as to why these two deeply narcissistic, rather awkward, boring people appeal to anyone. Who are they and why do we care? More people who are famous for being famous because a TV network told us they are famous. This show also perpetuates the very tired HGTV formula of throwing together random scenes of nearly pointless yak yak and forced, acted emo. We get short snippets of the two pretending to actually be doing something while we know that soon as the cameras stop rolling, they're outta there.