Our biggest decision was whether to
remove the wall between the kitchen and the living room. After a year of discussion and my persistent
repetitive plea of “Ms. Gorbachev, take down that wall!”, Mia relented and the
wall came down. Chris, our neighbourhood contractor, did a great job
saving the crown moulding in the living room and the mantle we left will match
the load bearing beam in the kitchen. It
will also hide the duct work we must re-route to maintain heat to the upstairs bedroom. The alternative was to demo the
whole living room ceiling to get a flat transition between the kitchen and
living room which would have been messier, more expensive and would have ruined
a perfectly good ceiling. Mia loves the
wall down and her fears have been allayed. The space is lighter and feels more airy.
We are selling pieces of the wall to anyone interested in a souvenir of
the historic event.
Misha
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The duct in the middle is still waiting to be moved. |
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