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The trickiest part of this one was figuring out the border. Not only were there were 5 doorways, 2 stairwells and an elevator to accommodate, but the location was an odd shape with wide and narrow sections. Herringbone looks weird when it’s in too narrow a space, so after much photoshop, laying out of tiles in different patterns, and sending some snapshots to a friend, I settled on a double border.
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Sometimes the most visually innocuous elements are the most daunting. In this case, safely getting a coat of paint on a drywall-enclosed duct running across a 2-story window, without falling to my death or disability on the stairs below.
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The fun part here was coming up with a nimble enclosure to satisfy the OSHA requirement that any exterior work which generates dust be encapsulated from one’s hapless neighbors.
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Notable tasks: Using appliance paint to make a black refrigerator white, and being pleasantly surprised at the results. Opted for roll-on instead of spray based on online-reviews. Converting an unused bathroom vanity by swapping the sink out for a piece of butcher-block. Updating some 70’s style cabinet doors by filling in the routed groove and painting over (as opposed to cabinet replacement…I like to up-cycle where possible). Floor is laminate strips printed to look like wood.
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