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our new pendant lights, and a Photoshoped fridge
(ours is a white hand-me-down but we will get a new black one eventually)
We have LOTS of lights!
Wide angle lens distortion. Our house isn't this huge
Wide angle lens distortion. Our house isn't this huge
After that, I spent a long weekend in Big Lake at my dads shop. He had already made the stair railings by laminating ash and mahogany, which I helped finish by hand planing to shape, since we don't have a shaper. It felt like I planed a mile worth of shavings. We also made a few miscellaneous parts like floor transition strips, and newel posts, which have holes drilled for a cable rail to come, and the upstairs railings, which are flat rather than profiled. They also have a Mahogany inlay.
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Stair railing. Cables courtesy of Photoshop. Screw holes still need to be plugged and finish coat applied to stairs.
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Upstairs balcony railing and our dusk view
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Stair railing. Cables courtesy of Photoshop. Screw holes still need to be plugged and finish coat applied to stairs.
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Upstairs balcony railing and our dusk view
5 comments:
Amazing.
~Jess
Not good enough. Re-do.
Just kidding. As they say in my village, "looks great".
Lou
Truly magnificent, absolutely beautiful, can't wait to be there! Love from Mom
So bright... burning retinas... must find sunglasses!
I love your house! It's been awesome watching it constructed from miles and miles away! Congrats on a job well done :)
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