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| The dining room |
Pictures of the rooms before the back goes on. I papered the side walls first so that i could match the pattern on the back wall. The back wall is not glued on, only screwed so if I ever need to remove the back of the house, I can. Well, that is the idea.
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| The library |
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| Bathroom |
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| Living room |
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| Top of the staircase |
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| A princess and her castle |
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| Beam ceiling in library |
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| Kitchen with wainscot partially installed |
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| Utility room.French doors exit to future conservatory |
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| Children's bedroom |
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| Upper portion of stairwell |
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| Stair landing looking down to front door |
The little blue squares are the working wall sockets for the table lamps
A view from the back of the kitchen looking at the bay window that forms the front of the house.
The utility room with the wainscot panels waiting patiently to be installed.
The tape on the floor of the children's bedroom is holding the wires for the ceiling lights for the rooms below out of the way.
Incredible craftsmanship!!! Where did you find the corrugated tin roof?
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