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- In addition to flooring and paint, the windows were dressed up with tailor-made curtains made by seamtress Martina Hensley.
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- This is the front room view from the front door. The wall had to be puttied and painted and the floor’s shag green, oil-stained carpet was ripped up and replaced with black and white vinyl tiles.
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- This is the bathroom mid restoration. We kept the tiny sink and toilet to save money and reuse existing materials.
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- The bathroom was completely gutted and refinished with beadboard and vinyl tile flooring.
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- Here one can see the original concrete floor and the walls in the middle of a nice paint job.
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- This open area in the wall connected the building a neighboring space. The block was filled in and painted to enclose the space.
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- The garage door is soon to be replaced with a glass garage door that will act as a store front window while still functioning as a loading area.
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- We kept the side wall cubby to use as a display area, but took out the awkward shelf below it.
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- The garage floor was painted a light sea foam green to cover the oil stained concrete beneath.
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- This old wall used to be made of rotting peg board. It was Husband Chad’s brilliant idea to replace it with corregated metal, making it a handy place to showcase classic ephemera with magnets.
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- Fresh Paint and Interesting Treasures dress up the side wall.
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- Bathroom Vanity
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- Pretty Pink Beadboard Bathroom
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- Front Room After Renovation
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