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Before photos: |
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This was how the office looked before we started the renovation. With a
vintage desk and a very cheap temporary computer table (it was temporary for
FIFTEEN years!). I had hated the mirror doors for about 7 to 8 years. |
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During the renovation: |
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Max starts taking down the sauna ceiling, which hid a lot of old glass wool. |
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New plasterboards are put up. They were cut at the morning terrace and
lifted with a smart machine he had lend.
The joints were smoothed to make them invisible. |
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Max fills and paints the walls, before building the bookshelves. |
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The bookshelves are made outside and assembled where they should stand.
Everything is made to measure. |
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The mess.
Now the bookshelves are almost finished. |
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Our BIL again takes care we have plenty of electricity and network.
Max grind down the floor himself. |
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We ordered a new made-to-measure closet with sliding doors, which Max builds
over the old closet. |
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We were hardly done, before the teenagers started using the room.
I move in - there were a lot of books to vacuum clean and put up on the
shelves. |
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After photos: |
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The renovation was finished in the autumn of 2011. I LOVE my library corner.
Jesper has donated the large elevation desk and various other drawers.
It looks so nice and it is also very functional. |
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My collection of perfume bottles - the two shelve sections at the left and
my vintage letter case over the piano. |
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And the two shelve sections at the right.
I counted 800 bottles, that is only bottles, not counting the test pipes.
Counting the pipes I think I have almost 1,000. :) |
