I'm planning on a combination of faux boix effects and paint to match the existing paneling and to cover all of the random wood types that I had to use. (I told you I'm not a builder!)
That fiddly bit of cut arches and flat topped post were meant to match the existing stairs. Lots of finish work to do!
View from the front door:
I can picture students stopping here to set down lunch pails and remove wraps before going to classes.
Thank you all for pushing me to stretch my skills! I'm so much happier with this version :)
That fiddly bit of cut arches and flat topped post were meant to match the existing stairs. Lots of finish work to do!
View from the front door:
I can picture students stopping here to set down lunch pails and remove wraps before going to classes.
Thank you all for pushing me to stretch my skills! I'm so much happier with this version :)
This looks great. I love the little bench!
ReplyDeleteFor a 'non-builder' you sure did great!
ReplyDeleteI missed the previous post but have had a look now and my goodness, this transformation has worked wonders! I'm sure it did indeed take a lot of work but well worth it I think.
ReplyDeleteLove this solution, great idea :)
ReplyDeleteI knew you would come up with something awesome!!! It is functional, cozy and fits architecturally. (from For The Love Of Minis) Good job!!! Cheers, LJ
ReplyDeleteThat really looks sharp and fits the period of the house nicely
ReplyDeleteit's PERFECT!!!! well done i love it!!! :D Linda x
ReplyDeleteYou did such a good job! The new bookcase looks great. =)
ReplyDeletefantastic work
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