Entrance (Click any photos to enlarge)
View from front door. Office on immediate left, dining room on left past hall closet, family room straight ahead.
First half of Office.
Second half of Office.
Dining Room view from Hallway.
View of Dining Room from stairs.
View from the Family Room to the Front Door.
View of Family Room from Kitchen (we will not have a fireplace).
The tape measure shows the section of carpet we want to remove and replace with the hardwood. Right now our flooring breaks would be exactly like in the pictures, but we're hoping to have the hardwood angled where the measuring tape is and extended to the windows. If we do this then when you walk from the front door to the kitchen you will always be on wood (instead of taking 2-3 steps across the carpet). The wood would also continue to the back wall/window so that the stools at the breakfast bar would sit on the hard wood.
View of the Family Room from the Kitchen.
View from the Family Room to the stairs.
View of Family Room from stairs.
View from the Family Room into the Kitchen. We're not building a morning room, so the sliding glass doors to the back patio will be where the upper cabinets end.
Kitchen
Another Kitchen angle (pantry beside refrigerator).
View from Kitchen into the Mudroom, 1/2 Bath on Left, Garage straight ahead, Basement stairs on right.
Basement. Stairs on right, we will not have a walk-out basement, so the sliding doors won't be there.
Basement. Storage area behind door on left, 1/2 bath behind door on right.
Basement. Storage area behind door.
View downstairs from Laundry Room. The solid wall on the left will be completely open for the "Loft."
Laundry Room on second floor.
Full Bath on second floor with double bowl vanity.
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Master Bedroom and entrance to Master Bath.
Master Bedroom and entrance to closet 1 of 2.
Master Bath. Shower & linen closet on left, double bowl vanity on right and closet 2 of 2 straight ahead.
Closet 2 of 2. Both closets are "U-Shaped" so this picture shows about half of it.
Entrance (Click any photos to enlarge)
View from front door. Office on immediate left, dining room on left past hall closet, family room straight ahead.
First half of Office.
Second half of Office.
Dining Room view from Hallway.
View of Dining Room from stairs.
View from the Family Room to the Front Door.
View of Family Room from Kitchen (we will not have a fireplace).
The tape measure shows the section of carpet we want to remove and replace with the hardwood. Right now our flooring breaks would be exactly like in the pictures, but we're hoping to have the hardwood angled where the measuring tape is and extended to the windows. If we do this then when you walk from the front door to the kitchen you will always be on wood (instead of taking 2-3 steps across the carpet). The wood would also continue to the back wall/window so that the stools at the breakfast bar would sit on the hard wood.
View of the Family Room from the Kitchen.
View from the Family Room to the stairs.
View of Family Room from stairs.
View from the Family Room into the Kitchen. We're not building a morning room, so the sliding glass doors to the back patio will be where the upper cabinets end.
Kitchen
Another Kitchen angle (pantry beside refrigerator).
View from Kitchen into the Mudroom, 1/2 Bath on Left, Garage straight ahead, Basement stairs on right.
Basement. Stairs on right, we will not have a walk-out basement, so the sliding doors won't be there.
Basement. Storage area behind door on left, 1/2 bath behind door on right.
Basement. Storage area behind door.
View downstairs from Laundry Room. The solid wall on the left will be completely open for the "Loft."
Laundry Room on second floor.
Full Bath on second floor with double bowl vanity.
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Master Bedroom and entrance to Master Bath.
Master Bedroom and entrance to closet 1 of 2.
Master Bath. Shower & linen closet on left, double bowl vanity on right and closet 2 of 2 straight ahead.
Closet 2 of 2. Both closets are "U-Shaped" so this picture shows about half of it.
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