White-painted vaulted ceilings supported by wooden beams with colorful furnishings.

HGTV Rustic Home Renovation

Project Summary

In this fast-paced HGTV rustic home renovation episode, Imbuia Construction once again partnered with Bob and Cortney Novogratz to help transform Tony Hawk’s snowy mountain property into a cozy, character-filled retreat on a tight three-day interior deadline. 

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Natural horizontal wood paneling with an autograph to Imbuia owner Warren from Tony Hawk.
Tony Hawk signed our work because he was so pleased with the results.

Project Description

About this Property

HGTV Rustic Home Renovation | Tony Hawk Home Makeover by the Novogratz/Imbuia Team

In this fast-paced HGTV rustic home renovation episode, Imbuia Construction once again partnered with Bob and Cortney Novogratz to help transform Tony Hawk’s snowy mountain property into a cozy, character-filled retreat on a tight three-day interior deadline. 

Working alongside local mills, our team sourced raw logs and live-edge wood, cutting and assembling everything on site. A standout feature is the handcrafted fireplace surround, featuring layered log slices mounted on custom plywood backing, with inset niches crafted from live wood pieces. 

We also built a custom TV and storage console using a striking live-edge walnut slab. A bright blue focus wall, complete with vintage skis, adds a playful mountain vibe. From kitchen tiling and full-scope painting to demo, patching, and final furnishings, Imbuia crews delivered craftsmanship and creativity under pressure and during a snowstorm. This one-of-a-kind project is featured on HGTV and in Home by Novogratz (pages 27–39).

Let Us Make Your Rustic Home Renovation Incredible

Most rustic home renovation projects don’t have a three-day timeline, but deadlines and tight timetables are a fact of construction life. Regardless of how long you have to complete your renovation project, contact Imbuia Construction via our online form or call 818.783.7808 to learn how we can turn your vision into a masterpiece that will delight for years to come.

White oak, black steel, and stainless steel cables are used in an open staircase.
The view of the home from the backyard of the Culver City home showcases the complex interaction of smooth white plaster walls, verdant grass, rich Ipe wood, and glass expanses.