We are on the home stretch with our Mt. Tabor remodel. It should be on the market by this time next month. I know we are almost finished because our to-do list is getting shorter and shorter! The exterior paint has been chosen, the stainless steel appliances have been ordered, and the carpet is in route. Greg and I are headed to Contract Furnishing Mart this afternoon to pick out the kitchen backsplash, after that, it is just light fixtures, faucets, and sinks.
outside
Next week we will be building a new front porch and painting the exterior. Check back next week to see what it looks like!
The new paint will be up next week.
basement
This house has a huge basement with a large bedroom, bathroom, and enough room for a home theater or gym.
The basement bedroom.
French doors out of the basement to the patio.
main floor
The main floor has a nice flow between the different rooms. I really like that the kitchen is in the center of the home.
The living room gets the morning sun.
The living room and kitchen are open to each other.
We added large pantry cabinets to the kitchen.
The kitchen is coming along nicely. We ordered the Pental Chroma Quartz counter tops this week. The appliances and backsplash will be on the way soon, too.
We ordered the quartz kitchen counter tops this week.
The dining room has an amazing view from the sliding glass doors. We will be building a deck off of the slider that will be perfect for summer time BBQs.
The dining room has a great view out of the sliding glass doors.
We added a fun twist to the formal living room with the trace ceiling.
The master suite is shaping up nicely. The Carrara marble is installed in the bathroom and the shower glass and mirror has been ordered from One Day Glass.
We added trace ceilings in the master, too.
After living in a home with a laundry room in the basement, we decided to always try and move the laundry room upstairs whenever possible. In this house we were able to put it at the top off the landing next to the bathroom.
Upstairs landing/laundry room.
All of the upstairs bedrooms ended up being really large with a lot of natural light.
Upstairs bedroom #1
Upstairs bedroom #2
Upstairs bedroom #3
I am getting really excited to see this project once it is completed!
It looks like this remodel is going to be a ‘home’ run!
The trace ceiling (and the rest of the remodel) looks great!
Do people find that they’re hard to clean? I love the way they look, but I feel like you’d need one of those Swiffer sticks to clean them.