In no particular order:
The pantry. Doug put the paneling up and we finally put up the shelves. Still needs to be trimmed out (story of this project)
So I took out the screens to varnish 2 small parts of the jambs that are hard to get at. Imagine my surprise when I had all these flies camped out.
The bedroom windows are trimmed - not to mention the ceiling:)
The top of the jambs stick out some places up to 1/4" which results in the gap that is shown. I think I have to live with it.
The rosettes. Notice the apparent difference in the paint color between this and the above picture. I would say that this picture more accurately represents the color.
Behind the wood stove I am going to put a stone wall. The contractor built a foundation wall for my stone flush to the floor height. Deb and I then decided to have a raised hearth for the stove. The choice was flush with the floor, a tripper (1" - 2" above floor height) or 12" so that we could sit on - we opted for 12". Because of this I needed to extend the foundation up to the the hearth, which is what is shown. I still have to cut out the rest of the drywall above the cement board to put 3' more of cement board. The wall will be 5' above the hearth.
The pantry. Doug put the paneling up and we finally put up the shelves. Still needs to be trimmed out (story of this project)
So I took out the screens to varnish 2 small parts of the jambs that are hard to get at. Imagine my surprise when I had all these flies camped out.
The bedroom windows are trimmed - not to mention the ceiling:)
The top of the jambs stick out some places up to 1/4" which results in the gap that is shown. I think I have to live with it.
The rosettes. Notice the apparent difference in the paint color between this and the above picture. I would say that this picture more accurately represents the color.
Behind the wood stove I am going to put a stone wall. The contractor built a foundation wall for my stone flush to the floor height. Deb and I then decided to have a raised hearth for the stove. The choice was flush with the floor, a tripper (1" - 2" above floor height) or 12" so that we could sit on - we opted for 12". Because of this I needed to extend the foundation up to the the hearth, which is what is shown. I still have to cut out the rest of the drywall above the cement board to put 3' more of cement board. The wall will be 5' above the hearth.
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