After pulling up the floor, taking the ceiling down to plaster, pulling down the paneling and removing wallpaper, we started to put the room back together.
My husband, Peter, and I work well together. We cook, clean, travel, work around the house, and occasionally throw a party or two. We have a few gardens, five cats, a crazy chocolate lab, and an old home. We hang out with friends and family and both have our own geek moments. Hopefully different pieces of our lives end up on here and maybe you'll take away a recipe or two.
Showing posts with label plaster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plaster. Show all posts
Saturday, November 12, 2016
Wednesday, November 9, 2016
More Destruction Phase
Like I said previously, we had planned on leaving the paneling on the walls. But we needed to clean up the corners around the room to properly install the future crown molding and paint the ceiling. As my dad and I were doing this clean up, we realized there were several layers of wallpaper behind the paneling.
Tuesday, November 8, 2016
The Living Room - Destruction Phase
During our honeymoon in 2010, part of the drop ceiling fell. We've known since then that the drop ceiling either needed to be replaced or removed. So, that was on our list. What we didn't realize was that the paneling on the walls stopped at the drop ceiling and did not extend to the actual ceiling. So, we needed a plan. Our plan was to paint the paneling, install crown molding, and paint the ceiling.
Saturday, November 5, 2016
The Dining Room
Our dining room had such ugly wallpaper, like the rest of the house, and ugly carpeting, and popcorn ceilings. It was such a mess. But, now it's beautiful.
Wednesday, June 1, 2016
More Foyer Progress
We had a lot of patching to do in the foyer, and scraping, and...just work. Behind the wallpaper we found all sorts of problems.
After taking down all of the wallpaper, we had to wash the walls, especially up near the ceiling where there was a lot of glue left
After taking down all of the wallpaper, we had to wash the walls, especially up near the ceiling where there was a lot of glue left
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