Mail Online: "The couple, from Bournemouth, Dorset completely make over their house with reclaimed goods that cost them next to nothing"
SO WHAT WERE THEIR BEST FINDS?
Kresse and James were delighted after snapping up a second-hand SMEG fridge, worth £1,200 new, for free.
They fashioned granite sideboards in the kitchen, which would usually would cost £500-600, for nothing by sourcing unwanted offcuts.
The couple were also pleased when they managed to snaffle pallets and scaffolding wood to make two beds, saving hundreds of pounds.
They also paid nothing for the large ceramic kitchen sink, of which similar styles can fetch anywhere up to £200 new.
The eight large wardrobe doors also made no impact on the wallet - again saving hundreds of pounds.
SO WHAT WERE THEIR BEST FINDS?
Kresse and James were delighted after snapping up a second-hand SMEG fridge, worth £1,200 new, for free.
They fashioned granite sideboards in the kitchen, which would usually would cost £500-600, for nothing by sourcing unwanted offcuts.
The couple were also pleased when they managed to snaffle pallets and scaffolding wood to make two beds, saving hundreds of pounds.
They also paid nothing for the large ceramic kitchen sink, of which similar styles can fetch anywhere up to £200 new.
The eight large wardrobe doors also made no impact on the wallet - again saving hundreds of pounds.
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