Yesterday was day 81 and Nic worked in the loft bedroom. I know these photos may not be too exciting to you but they excite me. By county code any attic space enclosed by a wall greater than three feet tall has to have an access door. So since our walls are five feet tall they have to have a door into the attic. The attic space also has to be sheet rocked. I think I may miss rubbing up against pink fiberglass insulation in the attic.
This is the west wall of our bedroom. The small opening on the left is the attic access. Nic offset it to the side so we could place our bed in the center of the wall. To help you visualize the space better, out of camera range to the left will be the french doors out onto our small deck that will overlook the driveway and the barn and vineyard. To the right will be a railing and the living room below.
This is the east wall of our bedroom. The bathroom (actually more of a powder room) will be in the corner to the far left of the photo. Again the opening is access into the attic area. On the far left of this photo, behind the stud wall, is the staircase coming up from the living room.
When we first bought the property we cleaned up several old "farm" junk piles and hauled away tons of scrap metal. We found this cute little corner sink in one of the junk piles. I have the phone number of a guy who reglazes old bathroom fixtures. I hope we can have this sink redone at a reasonable cost so we can use it in the loft bathroom. It is about 14 inches on each side.
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