Woodwork, Farmhouse Tables, & Home Goods

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• HGTV ‘Fixer Upper’ stars planning move to downtown Waco with Magnolia Market
• Friday Night Forecast with Chief Meteorologist Mike …
• With popularity from ‘Fixer Upper,’ Harps’ ‘Against the Grain’ pilot set to air
• New season of HGTV ‘Fixer Upper’ starring Waco couple begins
• Clint
• Stock market today: Wall Street drifts ahead of a …

It’s now adorned with colorful stickers put on by his children. Clint also arranged to get wood from houses that were being demolished around town. The Harps ended up renting the former Habitat for Humanity cabinet workshop on North 15th Street, and Clint began making furniture there from wood he obtained from a variety of sources. Some was used wood that factories were preparing to throw away or burn. Other wood came from discarded pallets used to secure materials on for shipping. As for his personal life, Clint is still married to his adoring wife, Kelly Harp, with whom he shares kids Holland, Camille and Hudson.

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” It was featured in season one, episode five and was titled “The 15th Street Story.” The house had been been abandoned for several years and was filled with trash. The Gaines renovated the house, bringing back amazing wood floors and designing a kitchen in which anyone would love to cook. Clint put his touches on the house by crafting a gorgeous front door, kitchen island, and staircase. You can read more about the renovation and see before and after pictures HERE. The store was filled with Clint Harp originals, including his signature candlesticks, along with lots of other home decor items curated by Clint’s wife, Kelly. “My idea (for the business) was to build furniture out of reclaimed wood,” Clint said, noting that recycled wood was not only environmentally beneficial, but much less costly to obtain than wood purchased from a lumber store.

HGTV ‘Fixer Upper’ stars planning move to downtown Waco with Magnolia Market

But a return to Houston and selling pharmaceuticals was not an option he seriously considered. He built things from reclaimed wood, pallets he found here and there and tore down. He spent spare hours building homes with Habitat for Humanity. Clint Harp and his wife, Kelly, stand with a table full of turned wooden pieces in this 2013 photo at their North 15th Street workshop. I love custom projects that allow me to make unique pieces even more.

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Outside of work, I love spending time with my wife and kids. Whether traveling, or hanging out at home- if I’m with my family, I’m happy. Over the years, we’ve been fortunate enough to partner with Chip and Joanna Gaines on Fixer Upper and the DIY network on shows including Wood Work and Against the Grain. Now, we are proud to be working with the Magnolia Network on Restoration Road with Clint Harp. It is a joy to be able to show you who we are and what we do, and if you’ve been following us for a while, we sincerely hope that you’ve enjoyed watching us grow as craftsmen and as a company.

With popularity from ‘Fixer Upper,’ Harps’ ‘Against the Grain’ pilot set to air

Clint’s grandfather, an experienced homebuilder in Georgia, had nurtured his grandson’s love of woodworking, and as an adult Clint had taught himself to build furniture in his garage. In 2011, he and Kelly finally agreed that he should quit his sales job and then figure out a way to pursue his dream of making furniture. On the other, this is an exciting step forward into what HDC might become next. And when we know what that is, we’ll certainly let you know. But for now, we’re going to focus on all the things that give us the most joy, like continuing to make my show, Restoration Road, for the Magnolia Network,” according to the statement.

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Harp Design warehouse liquidation underway - Waco Tribune-Herald

Harp Design warehouse liquidation underway.

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But, my favorite thing to do at Harp is to turn on the lathe- Bowls, bottles, candlesticks- anything on the lathe. Our mission at Harp Design Co. is to build pieces that bring you together. For us, there is nothing quite like gathering around a table with family or friends. We hope our pieces help you to create memories, strengthen bonds, and nurture friendships that will last a lifetime.

New season of HGTV ‘Fixer Upper’ starring Waco couple begins

Today, the house is available for people to stay and is perfect for couples, families, or group retreats. The high ceilings, beautiful kitchen, and multiple living spaces make it a great place for visitors to Waco, and it’s right next door to the Harp Design Co.,  just in case you want to shop for candlesticks. “It’s a good thing, in the end it’s a good thing, but it’s a hard thing.

The Harps are selling the former Four Star Manufacturing Co. building at 1316 Franklin Ave. that served as their primary woodworking shop. Listing agent Gregg Glime said though the property just hit the market, he already is giving tours to interested parties. Glime said he is taking a different approach to finding a buyer, instructing prospects to submit an offer by Friday. Harp Design Co. owners Kelly and Clint Harp pose in their workshop on 15th Street in this photo from 2013, the year “Fixer Upper” first aired with Clint as a featured carpenter. There are too many bands or groups to name- but, I’ve had a lifelong love for the Beatles- my dad introduced me to their music as a child, and it’s stuck with me. Though not a musical artist, I also love the poetry of Windell Berry.

Stock market today: Wall Street drifts ahead of a …

Harp, who rose to fame in 2013 on HGTV's "Fixer Upper," and his wife, Kelly, said Friday, Jan. 20 will be the company's last day of operation. "Sad to say goodbye to something you love & been so successful at but know there are great things ahead for you & your family!! Good luck," writes one fan on the post. Clint and Kelly Harp, made famous by the HGTV show "Fixer Upper" made the "sad and difficult decision" letting fans and the community know why in a social media post.

If I could get Clint to build me anything, it would be a unique wooden vase or bowl. His skill and ease on the lathe is something I admire and maybe even envy a little bit. My mouth waters just thinking about the giant T-bone steak from Doe's Eat Place in Little Rock, AR. "Creating doesn’t just have to be furniture—it can be a TV show, a podcast, a book, or any other thing that might spark me," Harp said.

An important element of the Harp’s business mentioned at length on their website () is the couple’s desire to give back to their community. When he is able, Clint will build a bed or table and donate it to a local charity to give to a family in need. Clint and his sole employee, former Habitat for Humanity carpenter Britt Duke, a native of Gilmer, make each piece of furniture by hand. Even parts such as table legs, which some furniture makers simply order from a catalog, are turned one by one on a lathe.