So, even with the construction still occurring around us, we are home again.
Bicoastal in Flyover Country
2026-07-06
2026-06-22
A kitchen that is starting to look like a kitchen
Remember this?
Now look at this:
The island (in the foreground) should be going in tomorrow.
The previous post has the finish (in the primary bath) that will be applied to these cabinets:
I think it looks great.
Some of you may ask, "Is that a window in your primary bathroom?" and I will say, "Why yes. Yes it is". But there will be a sliding panel over it just in case we want some privacy.
and this:
is becoming this:
I love it when a plan comes together.
Der mentsh trakht un got lakht
Man plans, God laughs.
The plumbing was not ready for us to move in on Friday.
That is our lavatory. You can see that the water lines are capped off - there is a leak in the "historic" faucet. The plumbers are going to be working on this. Today, I hope.
But the floors look great!
| Computer Room/Office |
We have 1/2 of one room where we stored the furniture while the floors were being worked on. So we can see where the old and new meet. We will refinish the last part when we do the kitchen.
| Finished, on the left, unfinished on the right |
| Primary Bedroom |
| Master bath cabinets, finished |
Don't they look great?
| Twin Bedroom |
| Rainbow over the Bogk |
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