I should have taken a before picture. The windowless room was so incredibly dark and dingy with its 70's "economical" finishing and the ugliest yellow/brown/rust carpet I've ever laid eyes on. The walls were dark brown panelling. When Larry removed the panelling to see what kind of insulation was there; he wasn't surprised to find there was no insulation at all. I asked to have the rubber connect-a-mat flooring for warmth and comfort and it is so awesome to stand on!
From the foot of the stairs from left to right, here is my new room.
Next project is to make covers for the burgundy chairs that don't go with the room colours.
My poor little antique chiffonier needs to be refinished (that will happen this spring hopefully). I was fortunate to inherit the oak desk and corner cabinet that Larry had custom-built for him when he was transferred back from Saskatoon as Branch Manager. When Larry's employer sold to the US company it wasn't long before they starting shutting down branches including ours. Larry's job changed to that of a travelling sales rep so all the furniture came home to our basement where Larry intended to set up his office. It wasn't long before he couldn't stand the dark, dingy room so brought his laptop and phone upstairs and used the kitchen table.
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