New Doors Acquired
New front doors, in keeping with the house’s Mid-Century Modern style and no more drafty gap.
New front doors, in keeping with the house’s Mid-Century Modern style and no more drafty gap.
Putting the studio couches on casters, for easy rearranging and VR.
Aerial prints and Agent Smith’s retired RC planes fill the studio’s blank walls.
Getting rid of the things the previous owners left behind that didn’t end up in one of our 20-plus dumpsters.
Motorized blinds and heavy drapes go up, and the studio project is finally done.
The studio saga nears its end: sealing up the space and adding lights and a pretty yellow rug.
The studio renovation continues upstairs, with new colors and motorized blinds for the high windows.
New windows for the studio, and stucco over the hole left by the previous owners’ RV shower.
Patching the studio’s many holes and pulling out its speakers, while we wait for the new windows.
Why the studio had four doors, and taking out the one with 15 panes of glass.
The old tile and carpet tiles come out of the studio, and the floor prep begins.
A tap left slightly open and a half-assed fix by the previous owners led to an inch of water in the studio.
Recovering from the plague, plus pictures that show just how big the great room is, and a peek at the wine closet.
