Theoretically, the house should be at its worst point, since the utilities have been done (phase one) and therefore all the holes have been punched into the walls and it's just an absolute wreck. Here's hoping that it can only get better from here!
I'm greeted in the morning with sights like these:
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| Entry hall |
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| Looking towards front door |
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| Inside front hall, looking towards stairs |
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| Up the stairs! |
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Dining room. I'm peeved about the thermostat
hole that they blasted in the wrong location |
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| Dining room, looking towards the corridor/stairs |
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| Living room |
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Living room and powder room
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| Such a lovely dining room! |
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| You're looking at where the sideboard will be, and the kitchen |
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| Kitchen |
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| Guest room! Not quite ready for guests... |
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| Looking out the non-existent window |
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| Guest bath |
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| Base of stairs leading to second floor |
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| Stairs leading to second floor |
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| Top of stairs at second floor |
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| Master bedroom |
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| Master bedroom, looking across hallway and into master bathroom |
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| Master bedroom, looking outside |
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| Master bath |
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| Master bath. We found an arch over the window! |
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| Second-floor hallway, looking towards library |
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| Girls' Bedroom, from the library |
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| In the library, looking towards boys' room |
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| In the library, looking back towards the stairs |
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| Inside second bath, second floor |
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| Looking out from inside the second bathroom |
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| Boys' Room |
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| Boys' room |
But after all this ruination, I look out the windows and see these sights:
Love,
Alexandra
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