Remodel project "unearths" an amaZing ! embellished coffered ceiling!
Gregory Greenwood Construction
hace 8 años
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NOW, this is truly a warm, cozy & inviting space! Agreed?
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PROMay Construction, Inc.
hace 8 añosGregory Greenwood Construction agradeció a May Construction, Inc.
miacometlady
hace 8 años
Mark
hace 8 años@miacometlady here is a big difference you are not seeing. The ceiling :)
The room is just beautiful. Everything is so warm and inviting.
Gregory Greenwood Construction agradeció a Mark
Judy Mishkin
hace 8 añosmiacometlady
hace 8 años
PROOTM Designs & Remodeling Inc.
hace 8 añosGregory Greenwood Construction agradeció a OTM Designs & Remodeling Inc.- PRO
Gregory Greenwood Construction
hace 8 añosÚltima modificación: hace 8 añosAFTER PHOTO: A large Spanish inspired iron chandelier now hangs from the ceiling to accent the room’s main point of interest.
Thank you for all your positive comments. This truly was a great story. We all thought “what
a beautiful ceiling” when they bought the house. With much trepidation, we
decided to make holes in the ceiling to install new can lights centered in a
few of the panels. The worker cut the first round hole and looked up and saw a
lot of detail. They decided to remove the entire panel only to discover
beautiful plaster work and moulding up inside. They removed a couple other
panels in other parts of the room to see if it was consistent throughout. It
was. So the client gave the go-ahead to take out all the panels and restore the
existing ornate plaster coffered ceiling. Most of it was in excellent
condition, so although it was a lot of work because of the intricacy, little
repair was required. Then it all got a fresh paint job and came out like new.
This ceiling really is the jewel of the house! 
PROAddition Building & Design, Inc.
hace 8 añosGregory Greenwood Construction agradeció a Addition Building & Design, Inc.
PROzdesign
hace 8 años
Erica Lynett
hace 8 años
pbutler111
hace 8 añosIt always astonishes me what people will consider ugly or otherwise undesirable and will cover up or discard altogether. When we first saw the real estate listing (these are the photos from that listing) for the 1930 Tudor we eventually bought, we were charmed by the original light fixtures in the dining room and library, ornate metal (bronze? brass?)
filigree with delicate amber slip shades. But when we actually walked through the house, these light fixtures were gone. It turns out that the lady who was selling the house -- the widow of the grandson of the man who built the house in 1930; we're the first person to own it outside that family -- never liked those fixtures, and assumed potential buyers would dislike them, too. So she had them removed and replaced with modern fixtures from Home Depot. Luckily I asked about them just in time; she had them in a box set to be put out with the trash the next day. These fixtures are worth thousands of dollars, and the slip shades are next to impossible to replace! Needless to say, we asked for her to save the fixtures, and they are now all polished up and right back where they belong!
PRODesign Directives, LLC
hace 8 años- PRO
Gregory Greenwood Construction
hace 8 años - PRO
Gregory Greenwood Construction
hace 8 añosÚltima modificación: hace 8 años
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