2050 DLHP

My Mom's been asking for some shots of the interior since I moved in. Here are a few!

Those that know me well, know that I have an affinity for furniture. I've been curating vintage midcentury modern pieces in anticipation of moving into my office for well over a year now. This is a vintage Finn Juhl desk from the Diplomat Series circa 1950s in Rosewood. It set the standard for all pieces that I acquired for the office. Hard to believe that this desk is almost 70 years old.

Fine tuning the landscaping. Only major thing left to do is repairing and sealing the parking lot.

Perfect Japanese Maple tree for me to watch grow from my office window. Steps to the expansion turned out cool. Always like when I see something in my mind, and when executed by the builder, it is what I saw in my mind.

Site work continuing. Like painting a picture. One stroke at a time. (-:

Landscape installation and site work in full effect.

About to be Lit on Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway!

Trenching, repairing concrete curbs and sidewalks, and shaping planting beds in preparation for parking lot resurface and landscape install! !

Paint crew got it in today! Pressing forward to the finish line.

Saturday morning grind. Checking in on the crew as they paint the expansion.

Again, amazed at why Bank of America (prior owners) decided to paint over all of the natural wood elements of the building. Sure it was based on money and maintenance and not on design, but oh well. Anyway, I'm bringing it back for my design. Starting to strip the exterior wood in these pics. A bit more to go and then the refinish.

Those that know me, know that I am frugal. Decided not to skimp on the lights though; so important in creating a productive work environment. Like how these conference room LEDs turned out.