 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
While most of us looking for a home based on the design,
location and accessibility, there are others who look at the first location.
And we say location, refer to the environment in particular. This is actually how engineers
Houston Brie and Scott Kelman ransacked their home. They wait for years to get
a place in this special way. Well, I do not know why they really want to live there, but
they have had a house in this street after buying a dilapidated house.
Since then, the pair have seen this area, they have no
qualms about buying a house on the street, even if they do not personally see
or set foot on it. During the
holidays, they put in the contract because of the desire to
live in the area, but they are for a surprise.
This building was built in 1920 as a three-bedroom, two
bathrooms one family residence. It was converted into a duplex and then again
as a single family home, but
still maintained duplex two doors. Wood veneer on asphalt
tile broken off. The exterior has been updated. Obvious change is in the home
is to keep only one door for
entry.
@When the couple entered the house, he had damaged the floor
and walls. Knee socks are also welcome their trash. Clearly, there is so much
work to do.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@Salon and kitchen open to each other. It also allows for
the mud in the same area.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@The interior of the house has been completely changed. The
owner wanted to highlight this piano which means a lot to him because it
belonged to his grandmother.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@The dining room and other areas of the house that used
beautiful decorative ceiling lights for ambient lighting.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@Crank the old industrial base was used for this dining room
table seats 10.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@The kitchen has a small bay corner window was inspired by a
photo of the owner to see.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@White is also used in cooking traditional design.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@Subway
tiles used for the backsplash to see perennial.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@It is located in the living room where Brie made instead
of buying expensive curtains. Note the style of the time in this area.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@With the baby coming, the need for breeding. They are
painted light gray with a touch of yellow to the set.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@The master bedroom has its own reading area and also white.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@Look at the contrast with the old and new building bath.
What a great change indeed!
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@The bathroom has a shower and bathtub.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@Comfortable antiqueAn used is converted into vanity in the
bathroom.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@Seen is how the exterior of the house was renovated. Now he
has the all-white color it is a good choice!
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@from the great room, you can walk to the patio in the
backyard. I love the colors here!
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@What you see here is a garage with an apartment above. Note
the clean yard around the house as well.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
@Can you see that old claw tub in the previous photo. It is
used as a plantation, but it turned into a big box of ice to outside parties.
 |
| A scruffy Rehabilitation Shocker Craftsman |
No wonder it has been dubbed a shock transformation
remarkable because it really shows the huge difference! Who would have thought
that this house is really run down
before the renovation? In addition to a successful home
renovation, what I like about it is the story behind it.
