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Welcome to my page
Welcome to all who come across this blog.
Here, I will be sharing house decor trips and tricks alongside some fashion posts. Everyone is invited, and let's inspire each other on this journey of self-expression.
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On the one hand, deciding to do a herringbone pattern probably increased the floor renovation project time by 4-5 hours. On the other hand, my library floor is going to look bomb as hell (just as soon as I run to Home Depot for more flooring because I ran out 😬). We’ll do black grout in here as well. And once the floor is done…I can start building bookshelves 🎉🎉🎉
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This 1889 home in Milwaukee, Wisconsin is the consummate Gothic Victorian. A lot of the decor is uniquely DIY, which makes it interesting, to say the least. 3bds, 3ba, $439,900.
The original doors in the entrance hall were given a couple of coats of shiny black paint.
The stairs were trimmed in gray and it looks like they stripped and refinished the railings.
This reception room has an original fireplace and pocket doors.
I can't say that the built-in cabinet it original, b/c it's a very different style. It looks like an old farm piece and the owners used a crackle paint finish to make it look chippy.
This middle room is 2 stories high, has a balcony, and the owners added some architectural salvage molding pieces. It also appears that the stone on the corner fireplace was replaced.
This is the ceiling in the room.
Old pocket doors missing hardware were given a distressed finish and the dining room ceiling is like a bronze/brown.
The kitchen reno is completely DIY, made with architectural salvage pieces.
Look at all the things.
It's very creative and look at how they fit the ovens into that green piece.
In the powder room they found a very different style door to fit the pocket.
On the 2nd floor, I'm not sure if this open room is supposed to be a bedroom, but it does look like one.
The hole in the ceiling exposing the window above may be the result of a new ceiling. That gives it a very unique feature.
There's a washer/dryer up here, and a kitchenette unit. Notice all the ceiling light fixtures.
I like the color scheme of this bedroom and the wall was taken down to make an open en-suite.
Interesting arched ceiling in the bath and that's some piece they chose for the sink.
So much in this home has been reconfigured. You can tell that the walls are new. So, this is the turret.
At the base of the rear stairs there's a newly configured nook.
This open room has been turned into a bath with a sauna.
This is quite the large bath.
It actually looks like most of the attic is bathroom.
At first glance I thought that this was a hot tub, but it appears to be some sort of platform or stage.
The basement's very big, has some creepy-ish gray stone walls, and lots of fun potential.
The exterior gothic architecture on this house is stunning.
The yard is fenced, but it needs landscaping. 4,791 sq. ft. lot
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/3402-W-Saint-Paul-Ave-Milwaukee-WI-53208/40470662_zpid/?
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暖かくなってまいりましたので、地震で崩れた土蔵の壁を、縁側の壁崩落箇所の下地に使おうかと分別を開始。
水簸の設備もないのでちまちまとふるって。
出てきた石は庭に撒きましょう。
あ、土蔵の足元ちょっと固めればいいのかな。最終的に。
さて崩落現場。
猫さまが外を眺めている窓の反対側で、織部屋の壁の外側にあたる部分。
ここは木摺下地なのかぁ、と思っていましたら…
今日この溝の部分を剥がしていったら、あらびっくり。
中に壁があるよ?
白いよ?
おまけに割れてるね!?
オマエのせいかー!?
…割れたからなのか、ここに明かりを引きたかったからか、どうも漆喰壁の上に木摺の枠組みをして再度漆喰が塗ってあった模様。
真ん中も4寸材が立ってるし、織部屋側からも塗り直す予定だからトータル強度はいいのかな(割れてるのが気になる)
割れの奥にほんとの芯材らしき小舞竹っぽいものも見えるので、元の壁のこちら側はそう厚くはなさそうだけど、これはいったいどうしたことか…
とりあえず下塗り開始です。
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