So! You know that we had a drywaller come in and do the walls that were rebuilt in the bathroom and master bedroom. The shots in this post are in my dining room and living room. You can see under the large window, in our peeling wallpaper efforts (which is bloody everywhere in this house), that we destroyed the drywall itself. Our drywaller, when doing a walk through to quote the job, suggested a method for covering up the remaining wallpaper with a drywall compound. It was a hard decision, but we decided to go for it in the living room. It cost about $2/square foot and about two weeks. Their was a lot of layering and sanding. This shot shows the wallpaper peaking out from between the two switches, by the time it was done - you couldn't tell wallpaper was ever there.We decided, for the hallway and bedrooms we would continue to scrape wallpaper and see what was underneath.The total drywall bill was $1.875.
Shower Tile
Love, love this tile!
We were inspired by some pinterest boards that had the tile running vertically instead of horizontally. We knew we wanted a shampoo cubby, but my cousin who works at the local flooring sh…Read More
Renovations...are we done yet?
Since we bought our home back in 2016 we've been taking on one renovation project at a time. Before we moved in, we actually did a full kitchen and bathroom renovation on the main floor. This past summer we did …Read More
Paint, paint, paint
We're doing so much painting!
You know, after all the scrape, scrape, scraping. We're using General Paint primarily for our paint and paint supplies, with a few specialty items from Benjamin Moore from time to ti…Read More
Cabinets are in
Thanks to everyone who weight in on my cabinet handles request for help a few weeks back. We decided to go with the handle pictured here. WE LOVE IT! It looks so good! It's sold, you can get yo…Read More
Duraceramic - Tile not Tile
Duraceramic is a vinyl tile product that is super durable, and looks like tile when it's finished. It's not as cold, or hard as a a traditional tile either.
We are super happy with how this turned out. It look…Read More
So! You know that we had a drywaller come in and do the walls that were rebuilt in the bathroom and master bedroom. The shots in this post are in my dining room and living room. You can see under the large window, in our peeling wallpaper efforts (which is bloody everywhere in this house), that we destroyed the drywall itself. 
Our drywaller, when doing a walk through to quote the job, suggested a method for covering up the remaining wallpaper with a drywall compound. It was a hard decision, but we decided to go for it in the living room. It cost about $2/square foot and about two weeks. Their was a lot of layering and sanding. This shot shows the wallpaper peaking out from between the two switches, by the time it was done - you couldn't tell wallpaper was ever there.We decided, for the hallway and bedrooms we would continue to scrape wallpaper and see what was underneath.The total drywall bill was $1.875.
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