And so after two years at our current house, we have finally started some work inside the house. well that's not fair really as we did do our bedroom last year... did I blog that? Probably not... hmm will do some before and after shots of that next time.... Okay... so I will also try to figure out how to post photos from the design software thing I've used ... but for now let me explain. Our current lounge room used to be the garage. So for 2 years we've lounged in a room with a pole down the centre, my desk in the room, the kids' desk in the room with their computers, the piano, the tv and the couch. An incredibly eclectic room with no space from each other should someone want to play computer and someone else want to watch tv in peace. However, the central pole can't be moved.... you know, or the house might fall down. So Dave hit on the idea of building a wall where the post is and turning the entire side of that room into my study/music room/kids study (until they are old enough to study in their rooms). The in order to open up the what will be halved lounge room, we are knocking down the wall between the dining and lounge and leaving a half height wall (we have to have a half height wall as there still needs to be a column there - again, supporting walls!!). So here are some shots just as we've moved the furniture out of the way... then some shots of the ceiling and some of the wall demolished today... more to come :)
so see the pole below.... imagine that there will now be a wall running through that from left to right and this side of the wall will be the study and the other side of the wall will be the lounge... and you'll be able to see over the top of what will be a half height wall over where those clothes are hanging and the dining room is on the other side... got it??
and the view from the dining room towards the wall that divides the dining from the lounge room (those are our double front doors that will be going... and a new entry will reign supreme!!!
so this here below is the wall that will become half height
very excited... stay tuned for the next installment :)
