The living room. Again, continuous oak hardwood throughout. Ceiling's been raised about 3 feet to give it a feeling of more space. French doors into the bedrooms.
The new kitchen space. Once again, new windows, open concept, etc.
A closer shot of the kitchen. Didn't have much space to work with kitchen wise for counterspace. We did what we could. Reused what was left of another project's unused cupboards and another (luckily) identical spare couple of cupboards we found at habitat or on kijjijiijiiijijijiji (i'm not even going to try rewriting that)
The new bathroom space. We changed the direction of the tub to fit the new space configuration (to add a closet into the 2nd bedroom). Also grabbed some of the unused space from the master bedroom closet to make an inset linen closet for the bathroom.
We love the hotel style convex shower rods. No sticky shower curtains. Don't have to keep the elbows in during the shower. Gives a surprising amount of space inside. As well, the window is half in the shower space and half in the rest of the space. It was fun to tile and finish as if it were a room meant for Harvey Dent!
Last but not least, the master bedroom. This one turned out quite well. Actually the selling feature for this space. It's huge bedroom with TONNNSS of closet space. We actually pushed the vertical support walls back several feet to get a lot more room. Makes a king sized bed look like a queen.
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