Who's ready for today's dose of beauty?
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Here's where we are – new windows are in, doors are off! |
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Framing has begin on the inside - that's the future (and current) bathroom you're looking at there.
And the ladder is where the stairs used to be. |
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The pile of needles on the floor is from an animal's nest we found in the roof!
(Sans actual animals). And there's the old toilet – still hanging in there. |
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This is the front part of the garage, which has turned into a saw station. |
Now onto the really pretty stuff. As the stairs are being rebuilt, I started looking around to see what you could do to make a really cool staircase. Unfortunately we can't do most of this given the existing structure, but thought I'd share these beauties anyway!
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Dark wood stairs, glass panels as railing |
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Regular drywall stairs with ebony covering |
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Love these floating stairs with glass railing –
they require more engineering and structure than I have available |
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More floating pretties |
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Drywall with walnut on top, and a glass or plexi side |
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How cool are these for a more rustic space? |
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Dark modern railing |
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So many things I love here - the floating stairs, and the stainless cable railing |
So what will we do? Remains to be decided, but one of the simpler drywall setups has to be the way it goes. Hoping for tight tolerances (no overhangs/lip on each stair) and to cover the top in a walnut or ebony wood. Maybe a plexi or glass railing, or a railing like the last 2 photos.
Who knew stairs could be so fun! (Yeah, well, it's Monday, after all...)
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