Back after a brief hiatus...but got a LOT done since I last updated. Spring and summer have been busy, almost done with the large interior renovations!
Part 1: Upstairs Kitchen
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| April- demolition begins on upstairs kitchen |
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| Kitchen before...50s charm?? I think not... |
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| Late April- Sub-floor down |
Hardwood and paint...
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| Took a little break in May...June- Paint and hardwood |
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| Yup, Bri trusts me with this thing... |
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| Beautiful bamboo hardwood floors- I thought we should have installed mirrors and kept it a huge dance room. No dice. |
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Lets get those cabinets and appliances in!!
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| Oh the tedious process of cabinet assembly, not my favorite |
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| I know you all love your Darius updates....I think here he is....holding down the floor?? Well done D. |
Meanwhile...back at the ranch, this was happening:
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| Annnd 4 baby robins hatched on our porch...so that was pretty cool. They contributed nothing whatsoever to the reno. |
Ok, back to it..
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| Before...... |
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| NOW!! This is July, still lots to do...but coming along. (note that the door and the radiator are the only things that stayed) |
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| Bar next and concrete countertops to be poured soon...but lookin good so far! |
Part 2: Downstairs Bathroom...
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| Demo, new tub and window |
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| Dimitri and kendall were tile machines... |
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| Shower done, yes...this is Dimitri's signature design! |
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| Shelf and rice paper on window |
Annnnd some trim work...
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| It's the little things...sure beats maroon! |
Our tans were suffering from all the inside work...needed to get some sun! A little landscaping..
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| Hostas along the front... |
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| Day lilies on back yard perimeter |
Tune in for WAY more work to come, we are on a roll this summer!
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| Remember the way this house USED to look....all new window installation and siding over the next few weeks!! |
See you all soon!!
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