Floors and more

Floors are going to be in by the end of next week, and the shower may be complete by Wednesday!

Fireplace mantel goes in on Tuesday, and interior painting may start next week once the floors are done.

Here's a quick mock up I did of the column paint scheme:

Columns, doors and details!

The view from the front is certainly shaping up.

Doors on the laundry nook!

Entry way with airlock:

The glorious french doors out to the invisible deck...

Master vanity deck ready for tile!

Master closet storage

More master closet

...and room for a wee companion!

Trimming out the boys' closet...

Boys' vanity also ready for tile:

The weird linen closet

And the porch details are coming together. Note the column detail!

Floors and doors!

My stores and gorters!

Front door:

Boys' bathroom:

Attic access from south bathroom:

Master bath floor:

Boys' bathroom doors:

French doors for back deck:

Downstairs bath:

Sample door in den:

Access door in boys' bathroom:

Details emerge

Lots of work yesterday!

Kitchen:

Living Room:

Island Detail (sink side):

Master Bath:

Downstairs Bath:

Laundry:

Garage Door:

All doors are now locked!

Fresh surfaces

New and exciting things in the realms of decking and concrete. Lots of changes coming next week too!

Drywall!

Back in Effect

Been back a few days and a lot has changed. We're into the picking of fine details (door and window trim, styles for doors and hardware, etc.) and sheetrock is up!

NEXT:

• Front deck going in hopefully by next Tuesday if labor can be scheduled
• Cabinet installation starts on Wednesday
• Concrete forms go in tomorrow and slabs will be poured Friday
• Meeting with lighting designer on Friday
• Finishing out all tile/wood/quarz choices this week
• Painters will arrive after the doors are in (2 weeks out) or after flooring is in, whichever lines up best
• Back deck will be squeezed in at some point, possibly whilst front deck is happening

Front deck might need a handrail now since the shift of the footprint to the south makes the south end around 30" off the ground. We will wrestle with that in the days ahead, as it may increase costs.