In addition to the living room and dining room, I also repainted the walk in closet which had the most holes in the wall from the screw fasteners I had used to construct the closet. Pulling them out of the wall left major holes. Here it is finished as a very small guest room with a twin bed.
Then I touched up some patched holes in the bathroom. Not a full blown paint job
The bedroom had one lavendar wall and the other white. I also painted the mirrored closet doors.
View from the back windows (bathroom and bedroom)
When I was done I said, "Man, I love this place. I want to live here".
The big problem was having to leave my beautiful studio upstairs - Upstairs being the operative word. I just can't do 40-50+ trips up and down those stairs every day - carrying things. So I started to cogitate........
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You are a fabric artist, interior designer, construction worker, painter of walls, painter of everything else, etc etc etc! Blessed you are! It looks great!
ReplyDeleteLove....love...love..your colour choices. It's incredibly welcoming and bright.
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