This was the room with two doorways and no doors. The room had (destroyed) plaster underneath drywall with caulked seams (why bother with that pesky mudding/taping/sanding process!), and trim that was partially primed (got bored while painting so just stopped?). After Dad and Eric ripped everything out, we redid the electrical and insulation, framed in a new closet, and started on drywall. Now that we have so many rooms in progress, it will take a while longer to finish everything, but hopefully it won't be too long before this looks more like a finished room. Not that it's a big rush - we have until approximately 9/10 to finish this project. :)
Quite the transformation with the new color scheme! Since our house is located in a historic district, the colors had to be approved by the historic district commission. Front Door After The colors and products used here are (not affiliate links): Door - Sherwin Williams Cajun Red ( link , a pretty red-orange in real life, looks slightly more brown here) Siding - Sherwin Williams Rookwood Blue Green ( link ) Trim (white) - Sherwin Williams Pure White ( link ) Trim (teal) - Sherwin Williams Still Water ( link ) Porch floor - Sherwin Williams Pewter Tankard ( link ) Brick foundation (not shown) - Sherwin Williams Rookwood Dark Brown ( link ) Mailbox - Ecco E4 in Bronze ( link , available via Amazon and elsewhere) Similar Craftsman-style Door With Dentil Shelf ( link ) Front Door Before