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these will shortly have glass fronts. also, no tape all over them. also, my kitchen is never actually this dirty.
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The hall bathroom in our 1983 house needed a little facelift, and while it's still not ideal, it's miles better than it started out!
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The hall bathroom in our 1983 house needed a little facelift, and while it's still not ideal, it's miles better than it started out!
More details here
The hall bathroom in our 1983 house needed a little facelift, and while it's still not ideal, it's miles better than it started out!
More details here
We finally got around to buying the light rail trim to finish off the bottom of the cabinets. Installation went pretty quickly despite having a few screw heads shear off. I'm becoming less of a fan of screws from Lowe's/Home Depot.
The half-tiles have been installed under the windowsill and the glass tiles around the perimeter have been put up. By the way, this glass color pattern was discontinued 2 years ago, so sayeth the local tile store, so a complementary yet different color scheme has been procured to occupy the inside surfaces.
Before and after. A paint job for the room is planned, and a new floor is probably in the cards at some point, too.
Shredded carpet. A busted doorframe. Ruined paint. Just the cost of doing business. Taken August 28, 2004.
The hall bathroom in our 1983 house needed a little facelift, and while it's still not ideal, it's miles better than it started out!
More details here
These are the hooks on the back of the bathroom door. It being a small room these hooks needed to be used to hold towels, but the towels slid off the hooks every time the door was opened. Very frustrating. Since this living arrangement is temporary we didn't want to put any money into fixing this small trouble, and the answer was OXO clips found in the kitchen section of shops. The tips of the clip have rubber, which holds onto the largest bath sheet with no trouble, and the rubberized holes in the handles keep the clip from sliding off the hook when the door is opened.
They are on this page at the OXO site, the Magnetic All-Purpose Clips. They offer larger clips as well, cool
Saw a cute kitchen on Apartment Therapy and next thing you know we are at the paint store. Procured supplies at 3pm Saturday, finished at 6pm Sunday. Now...winez.
Let's dance.
Cheddar is inspecting my work. I had to take up two rows when he alerted me that the "virgin blue" column on the right had slipped a little. It's all good now.
Now, to move the fridge and continue into the kitchen...
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The hall bathroom in our 1983 house needed a little facelift, and while it's still not ideal, it's miles better than it started out!
More details here
Now maybe Bis won't mess up the rug every time she tears through the living room chasing whatever it is she chases.
Inspired by how nicely the fan in the livingroom went up, I'm going to replace the light in my office (10'x12' room that faces the sun so it gets really warm really quickly even on overcast days or in the middle of the night), which is one of those things contractors buy for $5, with a lighted fan.
It's very nice that Harbor Breeze also has replacement light kits, so that the fru-fru weak lights that come with the fan can be upgraded to actual lighting. I'm also replacing the utility box because somehow I don't think that the fixture-holder in the ceiling which was mounted in 1959 is being held in place by anything sturder than two threepenny nails. This fan weighs 8kg, which isn't heavy by fan standards but exceeds the rating of the existing box. I also got a new switch that can control both the light and the fan in one plate so I don't have to cut a hole in the wall for another switch. (And they charge for that perk. A second gang box, switch, and switchplate would cost 1/5 of this one double switch.)
Installation next Tuesday.