Lino floors...yum!

We've both always loved exposed brick walls, oh yay we got one!




Good for you! And a blog is a great way to document the pain/joy you will be going through!
If you are able to, and haven't seen these movies before, you might want to rent the classic: Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House (1948) or The Money Pit (1986). You can do a search on http://video.google.com/ for Mr. Blandings and see some short clips.
best, Gordon (Victoria Canada)
My photos: http://www.gordonpritchard.blogspot.com/
Going to enjoy following this you two! Looks great. Love the style, the fact it has a hills hoist..would i be right in thiking you will be looking at a picket fence? The gardenias (?) lok established in the back. Hardy things given the harsh climate yu guys have.
Go the Reno!
Vin