New driveway and sidewalk.
We can microwave and chill the wine now.
Installing new mailbox!
Here it is.....
Edgy and we love it!!
Double click this photo and see if you can see the yellow finch on the feeder.
Mailbox again :-)
Very cool how the sun shines the house number back on the house in the afternoon.
Never cooked on gas before......can't wait!
View from the master bedroom out towards the great room and deck.
Here is our view from the deck at night over looking Broadway in the distance.
Porch light shining through the sign.
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Sunday, March 31, 2013
Late March - Driveway, Tiles & Miles
Cutting the curb for the new driveway.
Meet Miles........the sweetest kitty who lives next door.
Purr....purr.....purr.....who needs a tail?
Uncovered the floor in the 2nd bedroom.
Backsplash and cabinet pulls.
Partial uncovering of the living room.
Another look at the backsplash and pulls.
Meet Miles........the sweetest kitty who lives next door.
Purr....purr.....purr.....who needs a tail?
Uncovered the floor in the 2nd bedroom.
Backsplash and cabinet pulls.
Partial uncovering of the living room.
Another look at the backsplash and pulls.
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Mid-March - Deck Rails & Interior Pics
Spring is trying to come.....
New garage door......one center stile with frosted glass.
Here is how the corners look.
View from the great room.
Deck with the red cedar down now.
Starting the handrail off of the side of the deck.
Birch window sills.
Fan in the great room.
Fan in the bedrooms.
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Early March - Metal Bar Top Taking Shape
Keith & Peter setting the metal bar top in place just to see what it looks like.
Bar top also made by Thad.....same person who made our house number metal element.
Still discussing placement issues.
Here is the raw steel look. Still has the original numbers on this piece of steel.
Now it is secure in place.
The finished bar top......beautiful!!
Bar top also made by Thad.....same person who made our house number metal element.
Still discussing placement issues.
Here is the raw steel look. Still has the original numbers on this piece of steel.
Now it is secure in place.
The finished bar top......beautiful!!
Monday, February 25, 2013
February Snow Days on Bluff and at the Park
First big snow since we bought the lot.
View off of the unfinished deck. You can see the homes way across Moon Valley.
First time to shovel the driveway......trying to open up some parking for the crews tomorrow.
Waling in Oakland Park......Peter had to try out the ice in the creek.
Cool bridge leading to the disc golf range.
Not many on the trail today.
Another view of the bridge over Bear Creek.
The snow was hard walking but good exercise. 44 degrees so we were plenty warm.
View off of the unfinished deck. You can see the homes way across Moon Valley.
First time to shovel the driveway......trying to open up some parking for the crews tomorrow.
Waling in Oakland Park......Peter had to try out the ice in the creek.
Cool bridge leading to the disc golf range.
Not many on the trail today.
Another view of the bridge over Bear Creek.
The snow was hard walking but good exercise. 44 degrees so we were plenty warm.
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Mid February - Cabinets, Flooring and Interior Doors
Some of the character in the master bedroom floor.
Some of the character in the 2nd bedroom floor.
Shiloh frameless cabinets in melamine. Made in Missouri
The built in area to the left of the refrigerator will be for the microwave.
Looking from where the bar top will be attached into the kitchen area.
Close up showing the texture of the cabinet surface.
The beginning of the exterior paint starring Keith Davis.
The house color is on the lower siding......Galveston Gray.
The darker gray will be the exterior color.
Tile in the master bath and master closet.
Tile 12" x 24" set a 1/3 offset pattern.
Bedroom french door that will be replaced due to the 2 3/4" stile on the hinge side and 4" handset side.
8' pantry doors also to be replaced due to 3 1/4" stiles that do not match the master doors. These doors should architecturally mirror each other and engineered to be able to support a HUGE piece of glass.
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