We did a LOT in February.
We finally got the upper base installed in the living room.
Bathroom wall finally figured out and painted (for more on that process click HERE).
Figured out how to place mirrors in the Jack & Jill:
These electrical outlets caused me grief trying to figure out mirror placement, but it's funny how once I finally made the decision I never thought about it again.
Here it is with mirrors and frames installed...with two of the three lights:
Love this bathroom.
Got my "cleaning ladies" going over there a few times...
Got appliances...so exciting.
Our cabinets were a little mis-sized for them so we had to re-do a little woodwork.
Got stone on these back pillars of "Sundance."
We went to a lighting factory that can make lights for our exterior since we couldn't find anything that would work.
Got the backsplash done. Love how it turned out.
Finally got some of the cabinet doors on that they had been working on.
Got this drinking fountain in...in the wrong place...just leaving it. It's been soooooo well-used.
Max's bathroom still needed a few doors...
Tried to figure out handles.
Moved this floating cabinet over to center it more (we were a little off on our measurements).
Finally got the back panel put on the waterfall counter (HERE).
Got the cabinets put on our fireplace wall:
See them camouflaged in there?
Got carpet installed.
Worked more on these cabinets.
Had some deliberation on how to install the back-lit powder mirror.
Max's bathroom
Shower door installed in Max's bath.
Got the paneling in on the fridge.
Phew.
I need a nap:)
So gorgeous! Can't wait to see it when you've done all your accessorizing and moved the furniture in etc!
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ReplyDeleteyou have done such an amazing job Shawni, and just remember you can sleep once it's all finished ;)
ReplyDeleteI agree I can't wait to see it with all your finishing touches and furniture!!
What is the SQ ft of the home? do you have basements in Arizona????
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love every detail in your new home! a home built with a lot of work and a lot of love! happy for you guys!
ReplyDeleteLooks so great! Glad you're actually in there enjoying it now.
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Every thing is looks amazing! I love seeing all of the details that go into building a house and all the decisions that have to be made.
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ReplyDeleteSeems like a lot of work - but in the end it looks all really great!!
ReplyDeleteAfter having seen so much of the different rooms and the house, I wonder whether you would mind sharing some sort of vague layout - because with all these rooms I can barely imagine how they all lay together in one house.
Thanks for sharing so much of your house planning process - makes me wish for a house to shape in my very own way. But at least I can sit and dream with your pictures ;-)
WOW! A water fountain! What a great idea!! Where is it?
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