A basement finished around a shiplap fireplace wall
Board, tape, texture, paint and trim on one basement, built around a shiplap chimney breast with the fireplace set into it.
A kitchen brought back without moving a single wall
Walls, ceiling and trim brought back around new gray cabinets and quartz, without moving a single thing.
What they asked for
The layout worked and the room got good light, so nothing structural needed to move. What it needed was for every surface that had aged badly to stop being the thing you looked at, and for the job to happen without the family losing their kitchen for a month.
What we did
- Filled, caulked and sanded the walls and ceiling before any paint went on
- Cut in and rolled walls and ceilings, keeping the line tight to the new tile
- Trim and casing run back in and painted once the cabinets were set
How it turned out
The room reads as one piece now instead of a good kitchen sitting inside a tired one. The part worth copying is the order it happened in: everything that makes dust was finished and swept out before anything new and clean went into the room.
More finished jobs
A 1970s basement ceiling taken out and put back flat
A tongue-and-groove ceiling with boxed fluorescents in it, taken down to the joists and replaced with board, tape, texture and paint.
Next step
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