Tuesday, January 21, 2014

NW Victorian (Part 3)

21 January 2014
Here we are approaching the final phases of the job.

This is Kenny:  He and his son Johnny have been responsible for more dust from sheetrock and plaster than the 1980 Mt St Helen's eruption-  But the walls look great

Matt making old doors new again

Laundry vanity

Basement doors getting painted

Cabinetry



Kitchen cabinets

New granite countertops


Fridge area


Installing the counters

Another full load

Starting the crown in the kitchen





Matt working on the crown




Mike starting the floors in the kitchen

Cutting in the floors

1 February 2014

Just another brief update: we (the carpenters) have pulled off the job and are letting the subcontractors (painters, plumbers, electricians, flooring) get in there and finish off the upstairs and basement as we have completed out end (minus kitchen cabinet doors and drawers.

cabinetry with crown


building the hood surround

railing at back staircase

painters upstairs



master built-in closet

laundry

basement getting prepped for carpet


And finally some pictures of finishes

carpet



door hardware

window finishes



tiled entry's

marmoleum

granite



range hood











24 March 2014
It has been a while since my last update.  The painters kind of took over for a while as there were quite a few colors to deal with and a lot of cabinetry.  So here is the post-paint photo update.  Still a lot of boxes and floor protection, but primarily just a punchlist left to wrap the project up.
Currently the plumber and electrician are wrapping up their duties.

The living room off the entry

Hallway looking towards kitchen

Dining side of living room

Dining room fireplace with new hearth

stove area with hood, granite counter and backsplash

Backsplash detail

Bench area

Built-in units

Built-ins; still needing to put on all the doors
It has to be noted that we only had to replace one section of the original flooring in the entire house.  The original fir in the dining area off the kitchen (about 100sqft) was really in just too bad of shape to salvage as it had undergone previous patchworks that looked unsuitable.  Check future posts for the full reveal of this area.

Sink, pantry, etc


Fridge, storage, wine rack

Basement bath, old tub-new life 

South boys room

North boys room

Master built-in

Master-




















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