Historic Shit-Heap House
The exterior of the Mulberry House had a few things that absolutely NEEDED to be done so we focused on getting those done before our tenants moved in. Curb appeal updates will have to wait until phase two of the renovation.
I hope you've slept well because you're in for a long kitchen reveal post.
The living room at the Mulberry House is just a big ol' rectangular room with one built-in shelving unit in the corner. It pretty much just needed some drywall repair, a ton of cleaning, caulking, painting, and a few replacement fixtures. But here's how it turned out, along with sources.
The main bathroom of the Mulberry House was supposed to be a quick and easy makeover but ended up involving some plumbing and drywalling. But here's how it turned out, along with sources.
The Mulberry House phase one renovation is complete so here's your opportunity to see how the main bedroom looks, along with sources.
Some electricians came over this week to update and prettify our electrical system, as well as wire new dedicated circuits for the range and fridge.
Now that the gun safe is gone, I'm finally able to play around with how to layout the kitchen. I had a plan that worked great on paper, but in the actual space, I'm not so sure.
It took nearly 4 hours of work and 2 months of preparation (aka persistently pestering the previous owner/seller) but the 1319 gun safe is finally out of the Mulberry House.
The last couple of weeks have been filled with lots of cleaning and preparing and random small tasks that they don't show on HGTV.
Downtown Luxury Slum 