Welcome back for some more before and after renovation photos of The Big New Project. Are you sitting comfortably? Then we shall begin.
The Dining Room
Another area that has completely transformed was the former sitting room which is now a dining space. The pendant lights look better than we expected and the shabby chic furniture really suits the paint colours and wooden floorboards.
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Wallpapered sitting room - before |
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Sitting Room - before |
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Dining Room - After |
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Chimney, Cupboard & Pendant Lights |
Second Bedroom
This room originally had a huge built in wardrobe which was chewing up a fair bit of space, so we took it out, removed the wallpaper and gave everything a freshen up.
Only annoying thing is that there is a bit of colour variation between the 2 cans of paint we used.
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More wallpaper - Before |
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The built in wardrobe - Before |
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Bright & cheerful bedroom - After |
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Lovely view through the window of the Dogwood tree - After |
Backgarden
The established plants were already there so we just had to replace a beam and paint the pergola. We cut back the vine and planted some lavender and added the outdoor setting.
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Pergola - Before |
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Back garden - Before |
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Outdoor entertaining area - Before |
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Newly painted pergola - After |
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New lavender, mulch and outdoor setting - After |
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Pretty garden from under the pergola - After |
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Newly cut grass and mulched garden - After |
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Herb & veggie patch |
Bedroom 3
This was the first room complete in our renovation and was used as a dining room and involved yet more wallpaper stripping and then a nice lick of new paint and sanded floorboards. This is going to be a twin room but for now we have left it as another small lounge.
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Bedroom 3 - Before |
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More wallpaper - Before |
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Bedroom 3 - After |
Bathroom & laundry pictures are still to come so we can save a treat until next week! Hope you all have a fantastic weekend.
I guess simplicity really does take the cake in everything. Those wallpapers would've served as great distractions from your home's actual beauty if you kept them. The light fixture in the dining room for example, stands out more openly, now that its color is the first thing that catches your eye. Anyway, keep us posted for more updates, Pam! Thanks for sharing that! All the best to you! :)
ReplyDeleteRick Greer @ Finlay Brewer