I am so excited to be at this stage of our project! For the past year, I've been visualizing in my mind how things like trim, molding, tile - you know, the details - will look in our space. Now I get to see it beyond the plans, beyond the sketches, coming to life in each and every room. Very exciting!
Not only have they spackled the nail holes and seams, but they've also primed the walls for molding and paint.
As I've mentioned, we are going with a non-traditional look and feel for the interior of our home. This crown molding design walks the transitional line: minimal angles, curves, and no dental notches. In other words, clean lines.
Living Room looking thru to Dining Room
Note the window casing. Typically, there are two ways of trimming windows: traditional sill and apron, which is a standard wood sill and molding on three sides with an apron below; OR picture frame, which is the same trim all the way around the window like a picture frame on the wall. We chose to encase the windows like a picture frame to give the home a more updated feel.
In addition, they have prepped the bathrooms to receive tile.
Powder Room
Master Bath (and a good ol' fashioned way to dry the prepped surface, lol)
BRING ON THE TILE!!!
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