Thursday, February 04, 2010

Pictures for the future homeowners..

As you may know, Wally is building a home for his brother and sister-in-law. As they are presently in a much warmer climate they are not here to see the changes happening inside. So, these pictures are for them, though some of you may also find them of interest.

(My comments about each picture are now below the picture.)
(Remember, you can "double-click" the mouse when it is over the picture and the picture will enlarge.)


Things look pretty much the way it looked when you left.

Don't you miss the snow???



Here is your first look at the kitchen!! And today the granite was being installed - just in time for a few pictures!



I like the shelves at the end of the cupboards and the crown molding.



There will be another piece of crown molding also going across the window between the cabinets.


A view of the pantry and spot for the refrigerator.



Here you can see the tile is laid in the entry way. It is not cleaned, so it will look much nicer when all cleaned up.


And the tile in the bathroom - you can also see the vanity is in and the doors are installed.




A little view into your master bath.

(again, sorry the tile is dirty..)



All the closets are done. Here is your master bedroom closet.



Wally is working on installing the doors for your front closet while the guys in the kitchen are installing the granite countertops.



Isn't this wonderful? I think you will love it!!!
There will be glass doors on either side of the fireplace on the bottom.


The french doors were such a good idea.

(Of course, they will look much better when the protective film is removed!)



Here's another perspective for you.

Now you can sort of visualize the space for the dining table.

(And notice the windows are trimmed out too.)


A view through the kitchen towards the back hallway.


Here's the little vanity Wally built for your back entry bathroom.



A view from the other end of the kitchen into the house.



I thought you might like to see the granite up close. I like the soft rolled edge.



And then the backsplash was next to be installed.


So, there you have a little tour of what's happening while you are gone.

Isn't it exciting? I sure think so.

I hope you enjoyed this little tour!

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Very nice - Thanks, N & M for sharing your house with all of us.:) It will be LOVELY! JoAnn