The old wall in the dining room was like paper. It was obviously just for looks and separation of rooms but you can literally push it with your hands and was so thin there was no room for electrical outlets. Richie and his dad built this new wall and outlets and cable were installed for dining and guest room. It’s a sturdy one!

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The old wall in the dining room was like paper. It was obviously just for looks and separation of rooms but you can literally push it with your hands and was so thin there was no room for electrical outlets. Richie and his dad built this new wall and outlets and cable were installed for dining and guest room. It's a sturdy one! The old wall in the dining room was like paper. It was obviously just for looks and separation of rooms but you can literally push it with your hands and was so thin there was no room for electrical outlets. Richie and his dad built this new wall and outlets and cable were installed for dining and guest room. It’s a sturdy one!

This picture was taken the day we got the house. The cabinet area was sort of strange and had a weird sink. (I guess for drinks or a bar) It didn't work for us so it had to go. My niece and nephew were excited about us getting the house. This picture of taken from the courtyard outside the dining room. The carpet came out and of course lots of mastic on the floor to get up. That is such a mess. That big tree in the courtyard was HUGE and we had to take it out. After the paneling came down the walls were insulated and the electricians got us wired up. It's fun to see the bones of your house. The old wall in the dining room was like paper. It was obviously just for looks and separation of rooms but you can literally push it with your hands and was so thin there was no room for electrical outlets. Richie and his dad built this new wall and outlets and cable were installed for dining and guest room. It's a sturdy one! Paneling was down and the sheetrock went up. Big difference. More sheetrock goes up. Richie's dad was amazing! He helped us make sure that all the electrical work was done correctly. He and Richie can do everything! Every single window in the dining room leaked when it rained. Water poured into the house every time so we had to put out that fire quick! Windows were all taken apart, scraped, put pack together securely, caulked, and re-stained. No more rain. Beautiful! The house looks so pretty at night and I always forget to capture it. But here's a quick look at how pretty it is at night. Love all the windows. I needed a custom size carpet for this dining room and Flor carpets were the best solution. I also used them down the hallway. They're fun, easy, and your design options are ENDLESS! Another view of Here's an Not the best photo quality wise but it's a view standing at the entrance from the hall way. You can see the courtyard. We chose long sheers for the windows and hung them on wire instead of rods. It's really great because you can barely see the wire so they just seem to float. Yes, I get bored sometimes and do fun things. Toilet paper rolls get transformed into art. Well.... A great piece of art by our late friend George Wentz.
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