So many projects! Working on the floors currently which should allow me to bring some furniture in. Windows need trimmed out and I have to build or put some temporary shelves in the pantry so we can move in! I also have an endless list of landscaping, walking trails, and outdoor projects planned that will be easier to tackle when I am there full time.
Went with tongue and groove pine that I stained. My roof system is engineered trusses but I added the false beams to give it a little depth. I think it turned out great!
So glad this is over… now I know why most places just drywall the ceiling lol. So happy with the outcome! Floors and trim next.
Only the bathroom and pantry left! The ceiling will be stained the same colour as the trim in the last photo, that’s coming next. Painted my daughter’s room “May Flower” and the living room/kitchen “Pale Oak”. A few touch ups on the ceilings and I can hang up the roller for good.
Started paint inside! I can almost see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Such a small addition makes a huge difference in the look to me. Really need to do the siding and skirting!
Crack fill has been ongoing. Getting close to being able to sand, then paint! Once the paint is on the walls it will be time to put the ceiling up (tongue and groove) and then lay the floors. Hoping to get outside and do the siding soon as well.
I just posted my roughed in bathroom and had a lot of requests to see the blueprints. I figured I’d just post them here. I made them myself so they are not very detailed, but should give a good idea of the layout. The room sizes are inside to inside wall measurements, each block is 1 foot. I also did an 8 foot porch not a 6. I’ll add a photo of the loft, the bedroom, and the living room vaulted ceiling too. Thanks for all the nice comments!
This was a bit of a challenge as I’ve never plumbed anything in my life before. Finally started crack fill today and I’m super happy to be moving on. I only stubbed the sink out so weird because the washer machine has to fit on the right hand side… tiny house problems! And I’ll add in some AI slop of the exterior because my siding still isn’t done.
I have to change out the supply wire to the panel, plumb the kitchen sink and frame in the wood stove exit in the wall, then I can finish the drywall and move on to putting wood on the ceiling.
Getting there!