This is the shot I took as we left the house this evening. Sorry about the cell phone shot (again)
Here is a before photo of the kitchen from my previous post.
Much improved, don't you think?!!
Here is the awesome crown moulding:
Here is an other shot of the floor:
It is antiqued travertine. for some reason it looks really vibrant in these photos. In the house is looks like a pale cream color. I am really proud of these floors, because my husband and I put them in ourselves. We do stuff because we get tired of contractors on getting things right....and tile is something I get really picky about.
This is what I am thinking about for the backsplash:
I haven't ordered it yet. I am supposed to get my counters tomorrow. I'm not holding my breath. Oh someday!
Moving on to other things. The guest bathroom is almost done.
Yes I know, what possessed me to wallpaper.... Well, I wanted antiqued mirrors, but it was turning into a Taj Mahal project so something had to go out of the budget.
Next item: The houseplans have two french doors accessing the patio--to the left and right of this bank of windows. These windows are in the family room, and when you sit down, there's NO VIEW.
Well, not any more:
Other things I am working on is carpet in the master (on the left) and office (on the right)
so how would you lay the arabesque pattern? If I lay so we are walking on the pattern when we enter the room, wouldn't it look funny with the bed on it to the left, going the other direction? That's the problem with a non-square pattern. I don't know why I am liking the geometric carpets, I just do. Maybe I should order the same carpet for the 2 bedrooms on the other end of the house....
And then I am messing with fabrics...
I am looking at Vervain, Bennison and Chelsea editions. I will mull things over. I pray for a very quiet November. And progress on the house.
What a big difference in the kitchen before and after, even before it is completely redone. Looking great. I think the bathroom wallpaper has that old mirror look at you were going for without spending a fortune on it.
ReplyDeleteI am very sorry for your loss; it's difficult to lose someone you love like a parent. I am glad you have something of beauty to think about and work on like your beautiful home. The kitchen is going to be gorgeous! And I can't believe you put in your own travertine floors! Looking forward to seeing more of the reveal. All the best, Rié
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ReplyDeleteSo sorry for your loss. My father is 92 so I feel your pain. I love the quatrifoil fabric. I used that same fabric on a chair for a client and every time I go there I absolutely love it!
ReplyDeleteI love the bath! Can I ask what what wallpaper you used?
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