In general, I don’t like to tell people that I studied interior and textile design in college, because it gives the wrong impression that I’m … Read More ›
Category: remuddling
Once the walls and ceilings were in, everything was painted with Sherwin Williams Pure White. Then Tig moved on to tiling the floors. We chose … Read More ›
This fall, facing the prospect of an unfinished mudroom and pantry, I asked–actually I begged–our friend L for some help. Having built her own cabin … Read More ›
I’ve mentioned our messed up chimneys in an older post, but it’s time to revisit it again. See that really tall chimney above? That was … Read More ›
Demolition time… First Tig busted out the wall between the mudroom and bathroom (which will be converted into a pantry.) This was a vintage bathroom … Read More ›
The old kitchen was part of the ell which extended off the back of the house. It was a fun brick red and white vintage … Read More ›
Last spring we decided to tackle the front hallway and pantry. The reason why I haven’t written about it is because only half of it … Read More ›
A common theme among our friends who build their own houses (or gut remuddle them in our case) is this magical point of good enough. … Read More ›
Well, this has been two years in the making (minus a six-month break for our sophomore cruise), but it’s finally here. Our long-awaited bathroom. But … Read More ›
It’s been a while since I posted about our remuddling efforts. I’m working on a our new bathroom reveal, but in the meantime I’m taking … Read More ›