The house originally had 4 bedrooms. We combined 1 and 2/3 of them into a larger second bedroom, and took the other 1/3 of the fourth room to create a walk-in closet in the master bedroom. This is a photo of the 'combining' process. My boys (who had to sleep on their mattresses on the floor for 2 months!) called the color on the walls 'band-aid'. By the time we got in here, I couldn't bring myself to repair any more drywall, so I just painted over the exisiting paneling.Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Bedroom #2
BEFORE:
The house originally had 4 bedrooms. We combined 1 and 2/3 of them into a larger second bedroom, and took the other 1/3 of the fourth room to create a walk-in closet in the master bedroom. This is a photo of the 'combining' process. My boys (who had to sleep on their mattresses on the floor for 2 months!) called the color on the walls 'band-aid'. By the time we got in here, I couldn't bring myself to repair any more drywall, so I just painted over the exisiting paneling.
The house originally had 4 bedrooms. We combined 1 and 2/3 of them into a larger second bedroom, and took the other 1/3 of the fourth room to create a walk-in closet in the master bedroom. This is a photo of the 'combining' process. My boys (who had to sleep on their mattresses on the floor for 2 months!) called the color on the walls 'band-aid'. By the time we got in here, I couldn't bring myself to repair any more drywall, so I just painted over the exisiting paneling.
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