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Originally published on my old blog, The Mustard Ceiling, on September 15, 2014. Part of the story of my 1926 downtown bungalow. See every post in order.

Happy Monday, I hope you had a fabulous weekend. I apologize for the delay in updates, we are still slowly making progress around the house.

The past couple weeks I have been creeping my way through the insulation process. The electrician has run all of the new wiring and has started re-plumbing. Once we finish insulating, we will be moving onto the sheet rock! Hopefully, this week I will be back to posting more regularly. The insulating process has not been a very inspiring one :). I gave dad a little well-deserved break from working around the house while I insulate.

One of the projects I plan to incorporate in the house, once it is finished, is a gallery wall of some of my favorite architectural images from the house before the renovation. The weekend after I purchased it I took a few photos of the details around the house before the renovation started. Below are a few of my favorite images that I hope to compile into the gallery wall. I think I may make them black and white, what are your thoughts? Black and white, or color? The lighting was really pretty on the day I took them. It was evening and the warmth of the evening lighting really shines through.

Originally this was the back storm door. It has a full panel of windows. I have decided to use it as my pantry door.
Originally this was the back storm door. It has a full panel of windows. I have decided to use it as my pantry door.
Beautiful cut stone patio wall and garden steps leading up to my back patio
Beautiful cut stone patio wall and garden steps leading up to my back patio
Garden shed door, the shed is covered in ivy
Garden shed door, the shed is covered in ivy
Gracie doesn’t stay still enough for photos often, but I caught a beautiful picture of her. It will have to be incorporated.
Gracie doesn’t stay still enough for photos often, but I caught a beautiful picture of her. It will have to be incorporated.
This old birdhouse was probably crafted by the previous owner. He was the high school wood working teacher for years.
This old birdhouse was probably crafted by the previous owner. He was the high school wood working teacher for years.
The kitchen windows are one of my favorite features in the house.
The kitchen windows are one of my favorite features in the house.

What do you think, black and white? Or color?

This post is part of the story of my 1926 downtown bungalow.
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Roll-Arm Sofa from the Downtown BungalowLiving RoomRoll-Arm SofaPottery BarnIvory Area Rug from the Downtown BungalowLiving RoomIvory Area RugAmazonPatchwork Pillow Covers from the Downtown BungalowLiving RoomPatchwork Pillow CoversAmazonJute Area Rug from the Downtown BungalowKitchenJute Area RugAmazonFaux Olive Tree from the Downtown BungalowKitchenFaux Olive TreeAmazon6-Light Chandelier from the Downtown BungalowDining Room6-Light ChandelierAmazonWindsor Dining Chairs from the Downtown BungalowDining RoomWindsor Dining ChairsAmazonWood Console Table from the Downtown BungalowDining RoomWood Console TableAmazonLoloi Layla Rug from the Downtown BungalowDining RoomLoloi Layla RugAmazonWingback Bed Frame from the Downtown BungalowBedroomWingback Bed FrameAmazonChunky Knit Throw from the Downtown BungalowBedroomChunky Knit ThrowTargetTerracotta Bath Rug from the Downtown BungalowBathroomTerracotta Bath RugAmazon

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