Day Five ended with a shocker: visible signs of progress throughout the kitchen. Granted, going from the utter destruction and devastation that had been present to something slightly better wasn't difficult.
How awesome, rough corners had been plastered over, and holes in walls had been filled in. Electrical boxes were in place and wires were capped, awaiting the appliances and lights I had bought.
Best yet, the guys had laid out in pencil where everything was going, and this allowed me to get an idea of what the kitchen would look like when finished. Grantd, I do have an active imagination, so that helped with the process: the sink would go there, the range here, and the dishwasher right there.
And look at that, the dry bar's drop-ceiling is almost done, the walls smoothed out. How cool!
I was so happy at the progress that I didn't mind finding out that my case of Champagne was on back-order...
Cheers!
1 comment:
Do we have to wait in real time to hear what is being installed? You know, like cabinets, counters, other appliances, plumbing fixtures?
I'll be back.
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