Addicted to renovations.
- Marilee Spanjian
- May 4, 2018
- 1 min read
This is serious. As hard as I try, I cannot neglect an old house, cannot look past spaces crying for attention. Over our 30-day Mud Season 2018 Break, we ripped out wall-to-wall carpet in the main dining room and installed square edged pine floors using cut steel nails. Helping us along the way was our incredible subcontractor Todd McCutcheon, staff members Brittany Heath and Luke Brown, we tackled two bathrooms - the men's room & Bowers' guest room and gave the amphitheater a new path and backdrop of hardwood cut saplings. We're ready and officially reopen at 5:30 pm tonight with live music from jazz guitarist Steve Ellis. Here's a peek at some of our work.
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