The pantry/kitchen gets walls and the fridge nook takes shape
The pantry's spiral staircase area is wrapped in chestnut from repurposed barn siding
The shear wall is finally covered in drywall!Friday, May 30, 2008
Smooth Sailing
The pantry/kitchen gets walls and the fridge nook takes shapeThe pantry's spiral staircase area is wrapped in chestnut from repurposed barn sidingThe shear wall is finally covered in drywall!
Saturday, May 24, 2008
Walls A'plenty
The drywall work continues, with the majority of the downstairs hung and the upstairs all hung and on the road to being finished. Oscar, Mario, Pablo and Carlos are doing a fantastic job!
Scott's bedroom with a peek into his bathroom
The computer niche in Scott's bedroom
A peek at the closet and new wall in Kattrina and Brian's bedroom
The sitting/computer room of said bedroom gets walled in
A look at the shower and closet in Kattrina and Brian's bathroom
Scott's bedroom with a peek into his bathroom
The computer niche in Scott's bedroom
A peek at the closet and new wall in Kattrina and Brian's bedroom
The sitting/computer room of said bedroom gets walled in
A look at the shower and closet in Kattrina and Brian's bathroomTuesday, May 20, 2008
Gypsum Jamboree
Drywall hanging is slated to be completed upstairs today with the full focus descending to the main level. In other news, paint colors are half decided and the bathroom tile hunt continues, with intermittent success.
Laurie's room
The upstairs hallway
Look at the snug fit around the timbers
Laurie's bathroom
Brian and Kattrina's drywall ceiling
Scott's room has 90% of a drywall ceiling
Kattrina and Brian's bedroom gets its first color test, Bayberry Wax
Laurie's room
The upstairs hallway
Look at the snug fit around the timbers
Laurie's bathroom
Brian and Kattrina's drywall ceiling
Scott's room has 90% of a drywall ceiling
Kattrina and Brian's bedroom gets its first color test, Bayberry WaxThursday, May 15, 2008
This Old Barn
A walkthrough of the upstairs on the first day of drywall hanging. Pay particular attention to the large bedroom closet upstairs (Laurie's) and the the drywall edge that perfectly hugs the contours of the timbers. Oscar is truly a drywall magician!
Spring Forward
Permitted and inspected, this caged bird can fly again!
The drywall has been delivered and is being hung, with Oscar at the helm
Upstairs will be hung first and then the main floor
The timbers crossing the doorways upstairs have been cut and the barn didn't collapse. Good news!
Backer rod and fiberglass insulation will stop drafts from sneaking around the windows
The sconces, which will shoot light vertically in both directions along certain beams have been forged and received
A mock-up of our cherry kitchen cabinets by Duane Brensinger
A look at Scott's future floor mosaic
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