Bedroom TA DAH!

See that window....

 This one....

 Inside that window is our new bedroom!

Wanna see it?  Here ya go! 

 This is me, watching Friends from bed!

 Electric fireplace we bought new, with an antique mirror above it that Dave fixed up.
That door leads into the den, which I may or may not have already shown you,but I will show you again when it's more complete.

The door straight back leads to our closet.

 I will show it two you once...and that's it!

 Here it is.

 This little cupboard we bought from a friend, having no idea what we would do with it.  It's perfect for my scarves for now.

 The other door, beside the closet door, was the bathroom door, which I will show you later, because I don't have any decent pictures to show...and I need to get to bed! So, I need to go upstairs....

Good night!

Cindy

Insulating the closet, bedroom and den

Around the first week of March, we decided to start in the closet, bedroom, den area.  Dave finished the wiring in those three rooms.  The closet is back where you see the four light bulbs hanging down. 

 Then the two of us worked together and got the insulation hung in about 2-3 days. You'll notice he is wearing a hat and coat.  It was cold up there when we were working on those rooms. 

 This is our bedroom, the closet is through the door below. 

 The reason we hung insulation on the interior walls in the bedroom is for sound, more than anything else. You don't usually hang insulation on interior walls.  Above where it is going every other direction is because it was easier to hang that way due to the outlets and wiring.  You would not do that on an exterior wall, such as below.

 Above still the bedroom.  We are going to have sconce lights on the sides of the window in the bedroom.

 

And this is the den.  The insulation is hung and we put osb on the wall where the fireplace will go.  Osb is wood chips glued together.  We hang it on the wall when we feel like we might need something a bit sturdier than just studs.  For example, we are probably going to have a mantle on this wall and a tv.  It's easier to hang those items with osb as a backing, then we will not be limited to where a stud is located. 

 I have some catching up to do on this blog, but this is enough for today!

Cindy