Standard big house add, standard too much money too little taste setup (you know there's a LOT of money when they dare that couch in a large house)
And then in the last couple of photos they hit you with those skylights and the atelie room, wtf
I like the idea of the hallway between garage and main building, easily created changing area and you get pass-through function AND probably a bit easier to merge house and lean-to garage.
...but I don't think I have room for both garage and hallway :-P
This is one of the nicest old mill conversions I've seen. They built around the original working parts of the 1856 mill in Lone Rock, WI. 2bds, 2ba, 4,388sqft, $849,900.
Not only did they build around the original components of the mill, but they've also incorporated architectural salvage pieces, like the frame around the double doors looks like it was a mantel from a huge fireplace.
This is so pretty.
Through those double doors there's a lovely, roomy vintage bath.
Nice dining room. They arranged furniture and salvaged pieces to act as walls and separations. All of the columns and ceilings are original.
The kitchen is lovely. It doesn't look like a fitted kitchen, yet all of the pieces go together perfectly.
Salvaged vintage drainboard sink.
Clever, interesting way they arranged the pieces.
Then, along the side they made a delightful sunroom.
Cozy, and it gets lots of sun.
On the 2nd level, there's a roomy, light-filled studio.
The primary bedroom is very large and there's an old fan suspended from the ceiling.
They fashioned the shower under an original part of the mill. That's so clever.
And, look at the grinding gears.
I love to see the mechanisms.
This bedroom has 2 beds in private frames with curtains.
There's plenty of room for gym equipment.
Plus, there's an entire TV room with room to spare.
Traditional journey continues! This one needed two weekends because I was sure I fumbled it from the very beginning. It's also tweaked and a bit color corrected digitally, to make up for my shortcomings but in the end, I'm pretty happy!
Okay, I was not expecting this at all and I have to admit, I have not listened to any music from Chappell Roan before, my fault and that is going to change...but this is hauntingly beautiful and it's beautiful to see so many people come together to do something for not only themselves, but for this video too.
This needs to be shared everywhere really, it really is beautiful.
I know this song well but hadn't listened to it in a few months, and this version just made me cry and made me think about various queer regrets and frustrations I had during the era I grew up in. It means so much to see people come together to sing this.
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