There was also a small bricked off area, that we can only guess might have held some type of heater or fireplace. Well, it's gone now...and EVERYTHING is covered in dust. Achoooooo...... Thankfully the wood tiles were very easy to just pop up.
As you can see, the carpet under the piano will be the last to be removed. Any strong guys out there need something to do?
What a girl...Abigail picks up tiles in spite of her allergies. I have Benadryl standing by. By the way, has anyone seen Rebecca or Katherine?
A clean slate...
Sample of the new floorAfter photos coming soon...
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Wow, looks different! I can't wait to see the finished product.
Even scuffed and kinda dusty, that floor looked pretty good - such a shame it was there all the time. Oh well, it's going to look fabulous with the new stuff. And I still love those curtains. I can't wait to see it all put together.
I'm so excited to put out the new pillows and stuff. Thanks to Melissa for all her shopping/color expertise.
I found a little "room warming" gift. I hope it's the right color. We'll see.
Melissa, you shouldn't have. But, I can't wait to see it!
Yea! I'm sure I will enjoy this blog as much as your concrete staining adventure. Can't wait to see the new room!
i am apalled. of course you decided to take pictures the minute i take a break from working because my nose was about to have an allergetic heart attack. Hmph
Guess what!?!? We have a concrete floor right now, too! And 18 boxes of laminate acclimated and ready to become my LABOR day project!! :-) Let me know if you have any brilliant revelations, etc., where I might learn from your mistakes ... and I will do the same! :-)
I can't wait to see it finished! It's gonna look sooo good! :D
Sharon, It's probably one of the easiest projects/floors to install.(Of course, I've been mainly observing and taking photos.) Our advice is: "Measure TWICE, cut ONCE" and remind you when they say to start from the left, START FROM THE LEFT.
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