Make the Beds" Check!
bed | basket | table | lamp | velvet pillows | shams | bedding We squeezed out every last ounce of energy we could muster before the end of 2017 (and before the baby arrives!) by spending a full weekend at Tree House with the help of Scott’s parents. We knocked out the last items on our […]
bed | basket | table | lamp | velvet pillows | shams | bedding
We squeezed out every last ounce of energy we could muster before the end of 2017 (and before the baby arrives!) by spending a full weekend at Tree House with the help of Scott’s parents. We knocked out the last items on our to-do list – and then some. It was a packed handful of days, including everything from final walk throughs with our flooring contractor, accepting deliveries (this sofa!), installing light fixtures and – maybe least dramatically – making the beds. But as the story goes with almost anything, ‘making the beds’ wasn’t just ‘making the beds.’ First, we wanted to paint the master bedroom. But before we could paint, we had to re-caulk the beadboard ceiling (because it was a downright mess of cracks and split seams). And once the room was caulked, we also had to paint the yellowed ceiling and crown molding. And then we had to prime the knotty pine wall and ductwork, because although an exposed pine wall may sound good in theory for a sweet little lake house, it all felt quite jarring when visually slic...
bed | basket | table | lamp | velvet pillows | shams | bedding
We squeezed out every last ounce of energy we could muster before the end of 2017 (and before the baby arrives!) by spending a full weekend at Tree House with the help of Scott’s parents. We knocked out the last items on our to-do list – and then some. It was a packed handful of days, including everything from final walk throughs with our flooring contractor, accepting deliveries (this sofa!), installing light fixtures and – maybe least dramatically – making the beds. But as the story goes with almost anything, ‘making the beds’ wasn’t just ‘making the beds.’ First, we wanted to paint the master bedroom. But before we could paint, we had to re-caulk the beadboard ceiling (because it was a downright mess of cracks and split seams). And once the room was caulked, we also had to paint the yellowed ceiling and crown molding. And then we had to prime the knotty pine wall and ductwork, because although an exposed pine wall may sound good in theory for a sweet little lake house, it all felt quite jarring when visually slic...
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yellowbrickhome
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