Here are the pictures I promised to post on another post.
++ on this 1930's farmhouse. Hard work but worth it!
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My New Remodeled Kitchen
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That's so lovely, do you have a spare room I could visit? 
Are the hardwood floors oak or an engineered material? You must be very proud of the work your husband and you have done in your home.
Are the hardwood floors oak or an engineered material? You must be very proud of the work your husband and you have done in your home.- Thread Starter Thread Starter
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The bedroom/addition is laminate flooring. The rest of the original house, including the upstairs, had all beautiful oak floors from the 1930's. We hired that to be redone, well worth it, they were in and out in a week, it would take us that long for one room! Sorry I messed up on downloading the pictures, I am SO computer illiterate!
Mia6
said she wanted to see my kitchen. I am very proud of my husband, this is going on 30 houses we have flipped in the last 42 years. Each one just keeps on getting better and better!
Mia6
said she wanted to see my kitchen. I am very proud of my husband, this is going on 30 houses we have flipped in the last 42 years. Each one just keeps on getting better and better!
Looks fantastic; great job! 
It is just all so beautiful. I love all the clean lines and and monochromatic colors. How long did it take you to get all that done?
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Thank you! We added on a 30x28 addition to get the master bedroom on the first floor, along with a main bath/laundry, onsuite, and the new stairway to the full basement (another job). We took down tons of wallpaper, took down several walls in the kitchen, textured all the remaining plaster walls, new plumbing, electrical, HVAC, roof windows and siding. Basically everything is new. We kept the original woodwork, doors, and added a huge front porch. It took a year and 4 months pretty much working every day, but it was worth it with 9 acres and a house that has completely shiplapped walls and roof. It is built really well. My husband works by himself, occasionally hiring a kid, does everything including cement work, but did hire the roof and flooring done. He does the building, I do the design and painting and thousands if hours of cleanup! The 1st. picture is the before.
What a beautiful home. The kitchen is so light and airy with lots of counter space.
Wow, wow and wow. I have lived through two whole house renovations but always a room or two at a time. That was challenging and exhausting but a whole house? Hats off to you. The pain is well worth the finished product
I really like your kitchen. Nice house! I love that pantry area!
It's stunning!!! I love the character of old mixed with new. The exposed brick is beautiful! A dark kitchen is such a pain...so the lighting there is a huge deal to me! I love the wide trim on the windows instead of shutters. The window over the tub is really beautiful! And I dream about having a counter over my washer and dryer like that to fold laundry on.
This is beautiful!!! So have booked our flight from the U.K. and we’ll be there tomoro 
Seriously tho, so lovely and bless your hubby doing all that
Seriously tho, so lovely and bless your hubby doing all that
I love it! Everything is so light and roomy with clean lines. The porch is the perfect addition.
