I know everyone's been wondering about the latest exploits of WonderMan Ed.
Well, just let me go back into my photographic archives and show you.
What started out as a 3-5 day project turned into a 3 week project, due to the suppliers' continuing screw ups. Ed was terribly frustrated. He had my whole kitchen ripped out in less time than it took him to put in ONE DOOR.
What started out as a 3-5 day project turned into a 3 week project, due to the suppliers' continuing screw ups. Ed was terribly frustrated. He had my whole kitchen ripped out in less time than it took him to put in ONE DOOR.
When you come in my front door, on the right are these steps going down to a storage room and Mr. Hawthorne's shop. To the left, although you can't see them, are the steps going up into the house. (And yes, there's cramped storage room under those steps too.)
All these years, we've just had this fabric as a drapery ...
... to hide this.
Ed's getting all the framework ready for the door.
And what's that rectangle at the top you ask?
... to hide this.
Now, in my defense, this little room doesn't always look this messy.
Just what with the remodel, things tended to get moved out of the upstairs and ended up down here, in Hell's Storage Bin.
Just what with the remodel, things tended to get moved out of the upstairs and ended up down here, in Hell's Storage Bin.
Ed's getting all the framework ready for the door.
And what's that rectangle at the top you ask?
I love glass block.
Ooh, love the wainscoting. And I love the finished product. Isn't it funny how we live with things for years before we finally get a round tuit?
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