Remediating our Lack of Townhouse Storage
As a result of improving four different inefficient areas of the house, we’ve significantly improved our storage in this townhouse.
Historical Seamstress & Homeschooler
As a result of improving four different inefficient areas of the house, we’ve significantly improved our storage in this townhouse.
Probably the greatest transformation we’ve made in this house has been in the laundry room, a space I wanted to address in the beginning.
While looking at floor tile, I found this stunning Shabby Chic look which would be perfect, since my sewing room comprises the bulk of the basement floor plan.
As strategic advisor I told Mr. Bachelor that garden had to be removed, because it probably causes water intrusion, but the home inspector disagreed with me.
Finding a million and one rocks, pavers, and flagstone in my new garden area, I spent weeks laboriously digging them up, then employed my Nextdoor App.
Easily fitting into my basement sewing room with dimensions at 58″ wide and 82″ long, this large table top enables me to cut large lengths of fabric.
Wow! I love how the updated 18th century design transitions between the stark white of my sewing wall and the stark black of my library.
Of the three companies we interviewed, Bromwells in Falls Church, Virginia let us experience the amazing benefits of a gas insert fireplace in their showroom.
Too many times our fixer upper renovation caused us to feel like we were in a Carey Grant movie, Mr. Blanding’s Dream House.
Arriving with my paint chip palette of a wonderful range of blues for inspiration, Larry guided me through the selections in his display room.