We’ll its been a while but we’ve been pretty busy. In January we kicked off a Kitchen Renovation at McCauley Manor and that took us about 2.5 months. Photos of our work are online here .
We’re getting back on the renovation wagon and did brick molding on the back of Pinedale this past weekend.
-Amanda
Let me just say that I was the one in the attic doing the wiring and the meat thermometer was reading 107 degrees!
-Amanda
Here is the project…
Dropping the wires for the switch.
And patching the hole…
Used a special tool to cut the holes and install the cans. (I am doing the electrical in the attic during all of this.)
Lights are in!
Nice!!!!!
Looks great!
The guest room closet was a mess! The floor and the ceiling had to be fixed and we installed can lights. Here is how our project went.
The first run of the sawzall!
No more frame…Now what?
Spackle!
Now for the floor… Here’s the floor.
We had to remove the linoleum and replace the damaged hardwoods. Underneath the linoleum tiles was plywood and underneath that was a section of hardwood (and an exciting hint that there could be hardwood under the tile kitchen floor!).
Hardwood underneath!
We patched in the hardwood floors.
And done!
We worked on the guest bedroom last spring as one of our first projects. This winter we decided to work on it again, add the Crown and Baseboards and work on the closet. This is the bedroom with the new paint color (Riviera Beach) and the crown and base boards.
One minor but important project that we had to complete was the access panel for the bathroom plumbing. Rather than closing up the space, we knew we wanted a way to make it always accessible. We considered a lot of options to keep it closed and settled on a Magnet.
Finally, our biggest project was the spare bedroom closet. The previous owner had already opened up the doorway but there were a few issues…
The closet floor before is part linoleum and part patched in drywall (where the door was opened up).
The ceiling was also a piece of work. This picture shows the remaining wall frame in the ceiling.
Chip and I took some inspiration from Ms. Martha Stewart and did a Coat Closet Makeover. We had to:
Just a few more touch-ups until we can fill it up!
The pumpkin was late to go up, but perfect.
