Its week two of the One Room Challenge and the emphasis has been on the word challenge!
Here's the tea: After weeks of a lingering respiratory issue, I landed in the emergency room on Monday after doctors saw some abnormalities on an EKG.
After multiple tests, loads of blood work they thankfully found no heart worries or pneumonia, which was the concern. But my asthma, developed in my 30s, is definitely here to stay and I need to do a better job to keep it under control. This is no easy feat, when renovations are kinda the mainstay of my business. This will mean wearing a mask always on job sites, including my own house! Aka, job site central for the ORC.
We have so many holes in our walls as we ran new outlets and switches Xavier yelled, what is happening to our house mom
And in true, "ya never know what you'll discover when you demo", we found mold in our dining room wall. The culprit? Water getting through a brand new impact window that clearly wasn’t installed properly but passed inspection 🤬
But there was also A LOT of good stuff as we inch our way to a new office/dining lounge.
Deliveries have been pouring in:
How many more needles? |
Yes, I always have a measuring tape. Yes, I was in a hospital bed and measuring to decide what size custom pillows would be best for my ORC challenge. #judgeme |
So let's talk about what's been happening at said casa. You can get a refresher on my overall plans here. This week we demolished the wall under my staircase where we plan to build our official coffee station.
It's been a catch-all closet for backpacks, suitcases but I'm always down to putting some respect on any hidden space hence the new plan.
Our electricians completed all the wiring needed and made a million holes much to the eternal dismay of our drywall guy Roy who has been working hard to finish framing and drywall work since he's headed out of town for a few days.
Prep work is the name of the game. Cover floors and plastic off areas as much as possible. |
Hidden storage under the stairway. |
It's been a catch-all closet for backpacks, suitcases but I'm always down to putting some respect on any hidden space hence the new plan.
All demolished. Sorry walls. |
Xavier, Roy and Debbie admiring the demolition madness. |
Our electricians completed all the wiring needed and made a million holes much to the eternal dismay of our drywall guy Roy who has been working hard to finish framing and drywall work since he's headed out of town for a few days.
We have so many holes in our walls as we ran new outlets and switches Xavier yelled, what is happening to our house mom
But there was also A LOT of good stuff as we inch our way to a new office/dining lounge.
Deliveries have been pouring in:
- Stunning art and mural from Minted
- Furniture from Home Pop
- Hella statement rug from Loiloi rugs
- Backsplash tiles for our coffee bar from The Tile Shop
- Pendants lights from Varaluz
- And holy mother of all deliveries, our two wine fridges from Zephyr.
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