bunkRoom

www.joanseverance.com

JS sense Designs

www.joanseverance.com

view of closet and entry from bunk area-before

view of closet and entry from bunk area-after

new mirror from old sliding mirrored door

quick fix closet curtain

made from sheets

window covered in rice paper to block ugly view

view from entry to bunk Room-floor painting in progress

finished view from entry-floors painted like stone with dark border at walls

travelers room gets classic steamer trunk & global finds

detailed view of faux stone floor on slab

cozy reading lights with access switches at them and handy storage space for each guest at head rest area.

This client needed emergency quest quarters before Thanksgiving. Rom & I designed and accomplished their requests in about a week.

Task: sleep 3 immediately Time: @ 1 week

Team: Rom & Joan Materials: scrapped mahogany & walnut, client decor, existing

COST: paint , plywood , beds , sheets/blankets , closet system , our fee

JS sense Designs

SnackTime!! When the creative mind takes over

sometimes it forgets to feed itself on anything but

creativity. Snacks are handy and quick to eat on

any job site. I have a great raw nut and dried

fruit snack that I carry everywhere.

Raw “roasted” nut snack

 this room could sleep 4 if a trundle were added under the window bed

 there is space under the bottom bunk and other bed for plenty of storage

 the closet organizer plus the headboard storage area may have guest wanting to stay longer

“ Working on projects with limited budgets forces one to be even more creative, not only with ideas but by utilizing as much as you can that is at hand instead of purchasing items or supplies”

“This place had a raw slab floor, that was perfect for the faux stone look because it had the rough texture of stone already. The paint supplied the look and finish for easy clean up”

before

after

other bed in room-storage or trundle area under bed

window before

scrap walnut ladder to climb above

eco-friendly green

You never know when you could use that item you are about to toss out, if you don’t donate it to the local thrift shop & you have some space to put it- you may want to keep it and create something from it----Dare to be different, anyone can purchase from a store or catalog!!!

remember to donate your discarded

building materials to a Habitat for Humanity Restore near you.