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At first we moved everything from the south end of the downstairs to the north half of the downstairs. We carefully masked off everything. It was perfect, ready to go.
Then Moye (floor guy) came over. He said, it will be much much better if you totally empty out downstairs and he redoes the entire floor. Crap crap crap! He'll be back at 7:30am tomorrow.
So, it's time to take down the plastic sheets and move everything from downstairs, once again, either upstairs, or to the basement, or to the garage.
Thanks to some great help from some good friends (Eric, Bruce and Austin), we got everything moved out once again.
Now, it did end up taking about two weeks instead of two days to get the floors just right, but in the end they turned out great.
View of kitchen from dining room, showing new sliders to porch (future deck) and railing for stairs to the back of the house. Peninsula is at the right--fridge will fit in the opening between peninsula and railing.
Still need cabinet handles for another layer of color and panels installed on refrigerator (which are waiting for handles). Then finish the crown across the top of the refrigerator
Company Bar (East 10th Street @ 1st Avenue)
not a fancy sign, but I do like when bars have the 'kitchen open' sign they can turn on or off to signify food availability.
Armco advertised their new enameled kitchen products in the April 20, 1918 Country Gentleman. The kitchen appears not to have electricity. The stove would have burned wood or coal and that appears to be an ice box in the next room. Very few farm homes had electricity at the time.
temporary storage solutions for kitchen. want to replace with wall of 12" deep cabinets and more counter space.
The Old Joburg General Hospital has fallen into a state of disuse and disrepair over the past years - Its now been changed into the Hillbrow Health Precinct - a multi-billion Rand project which will hopefully serve as a ripple-pond for urban regeneration in Hillbrow. Joburg Photowalkers visited the precinct en masse yesterday.
To read more about the re-development go here:
YN560IV shot through umbrella above camera on stand, YN560III WAD CL, YN560III hallway, and adjusted in Lightroom. This was a difficult shot with all that stainless!
Detailed kitchen picture of the 40s farm in Bilzen, Belgium.
Picture taken for the "reportage" assignment for the final of my course photography at CVO, Leuven.
The Kitchen Sink Bison Burger at Ted's Montana Grill in Atlanta. Grilled ham, mushrooms, onions, fried egg, bacon & cheese. $12 and worth every penny.
The kitchen was cleaned from the oil that was all over the furniture, the hydraylics were also restored as well as the hinges.