Picture 1. Looking into kitchen after some demolition.
Picture 2. After knocking the wall down.
Final Picture. The studs are where the addition begins...this is where we extended kitchen/breakfast room 8 ft.
Picture 1. Same room, but looking toward windows that were in the picture above to the left.
That whole wall moved back 8 feet for the kitchen.
Picture 2. Not the best after picture, but had this been the old one the cabinets would be in the left wall surrounding the double windows.
Picture 1. Looking into den.
Picture 2. After tearing out plaster, putting up drywall, and uncovering the chimney. Picture was taken from the kitchen which ends where you see the marks in the floor.
Picture 3. So, sadly, where you see to the left of the door, the blank spot, that was where we had to get rid of the cute chimney...because now to the left, centered will be the den area, so we have to build back the chimney now centered with the addition. Like working a puzzle, I swear:) but every piece costs money to move.
Picture 4. Another angle, looking where the chimney used to be.
Picture 1. This is the bedroom. I can't really explain what all has happened here...but here goes:) To the left were the only set of stairs to the house. Yes in the bedroom:) We knocked them out and added a bathroom there. To the right was a door leading to the hall. We turned that into a closet entered from the bath and rearranged the hall way with new stairs, now.
Picture 2. Only stairs in the house originally. Entered from the bedroom.
Picture 3. Looking at the bedroom, now...that doorway once led to the stairs, and now goes to the bathroom...the other entry to the once hallway, is a wall with a closet behind it.
Please excuse the garbage bags of old insulation.
Picture 4. Looking at the completely opposite view of the bedroom. With the addition, we added a 5 foot wide closet....all of that goodness you see studded in that covers the whole wall of the bedroom. I.Am.Pumped!
The back of the house. Pretty much finished.
Ahh! So, sorry for the millions of pictures that are probably sorta confusing!
Hopefully, dry wall and insulation to the addition, soon.
I LOVE IT!!! I hope you are taking good notes as one day we want to build and/or rneavate so that we have the PERFECT home. Oh and by the way you discriptions were GREAT! Maybe it's that we're friends, but I understoon every word! =)
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