Time to farewell the old garage and shed, that was deemed unsafe. It certainly was. I was scared to go in! And our car didn't fit down the side of the house to get in the house anyway. Only a mini or hot wheels version would!!
NOV 2010 (tough tough work)
Dec 2010 (some privacy back for us and our super nice and understanding neighbours)
Soon after we moved in we found out the fantastic news that we were having another baby. Sooner then we'd planned and extremely excited.
I will confess I had a few panic moments, when I'd look around the house and think baby death trap. But we achieved so much in such a short period of time. Especially given we were both working, parenting and renovating. (Life is never dull).
We dreamt of connecting the 3rd bedroom to the rest of the house.
First to sand the floors, before knocking thru the new door.
Excited to be meeting you soon.
Liam just as excited and happy to help unwrap some presents for the baby's new room
You arrived!! :)
In the family bassinet
Our beautiful Eamon in his cot that we love.
Love you!
PS. it's a shame I don't have any before images of this room, as it's the one that's probably had the biggest transformation. You'll have to take my word for it ;)
The Tree Museum is situated on 75,000 square meters of breathtaking land near Upper Lake Zurich in Rapperswil-Jona, Switzerland. It exhibit's individual trees from the collection of Enzo Enea, the Swiss landscape architect and one of the world’s most prominent tree collectors.
In a series of open spaces we show our appreciation for trees by using them to create spaces in a unique way that integrates aesthetics, sustainability, history and lifetime.
Our passion for landscape architecture and our tireless creativity to explore new structures and forms of garden rooms led us daily through the design and construction of this great project.
At any given time there will be approximately 120 trees on view, including a 130 year old Red Japanese Maple.
Our architect's design for our renovation features a large picture window at the back of the house, so that you can see from front door to the back yard, all the way through the house.
And I am currently craving open plan living, as my youngest has just started crawling (so beautiful), but it's often to a room where I can't see what mischief he's getting into (cheeky!).
So when I feel the need to save, instead of treating myself to the extra hot chocolate. Who am I kidding I still get the hot chocolate, but not the muffin :)
Here's an example of a beautiful beautiful picture, perfect for dreaming. Sweet dreams everyone xx
It's hard to believe we've been in our new house for only 18 months. It seems so so much longer. And it's no wonder, given how busy we have been since we moved.
So I thought it might be a good time to reflect on our last renovation, back in Roseberry St. Many great memories!!