Another New House Project

[steveinmo]

Here's a pic of the finished "window" in the master bath. You can get a good idea of the job the trim carpenters did. This is pretty much the trim that is around all of the first floor windows and some of the doors.

As you can see, it's a walk-in shower with no door. We didn't know if that would work out or not so we had some extra framing put in just in case we wanted to add a door later. So far we're happy with it.

 

[steveinmo]

Here's an attempt to see inside the shower area. Again, the camera doesn't do it justice.

 

[steveinmo]

Here's the Master Bath tub. The lighting is kind of bright in the picture and makes it look a little funny.

I know, it's kind of fancy but that's what the finance director wanted. /forums/images/graemlins/crazy.gif

 

[steveinmo]

Here's a view of the Master BR. (I think Eddie asked for one.)

 

[steveinmo]

Here's one just inside the front door. My office is on the right and this is the entrance.

 

[steveinmo]

I forgot about this one. There was some discussion about the hidden pantry in the kitchen in a previous post. Here's a shot of the pantry with the doors open.

 

[steveinmo]

The next two are of the curved staircase that several of you asked about.

 

[steveinmo]

Last one for now.

I hope these give some of you some ideas for your new places.

 

[EddieWalker]

Steve,

Thanks for sharing those pictures. You have an amazing home. It' just beautiful!!!

I love all the detail you put into it, especially the trim and attention to detail.

Congratulations, you did a first class job!!!

Eddie

 

[bmac]

Spectacular! Great work in every room. I particularly like the glass block wall in your shower. As you know, we have a similarly designed shower going in our house, but I think your idea looks better than the one I came up with.

I don't know about you and your family, but we would have had to do a little "tidy up" job before sharing pictures of our home with the world. Thanks, Steve, for taking the time to take and post the pictures of your beautiful home. And thanks to Mrs Steve if she had any "preparation" to do before you took the pictures. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Good Job!