Wow....I can't believe how busy things have been lately that it's taken me over a week to be able to write this new post. Without further delay, you can imagine that a lot has transpired between my last post and now so let me get you up to speed on the 'goings-on'.
We left off last with the ceilings been prepared for plaster work or P.O.P as they call it here. They have gone a long way now and everything is taking shape
So as you can see a lot of work has gone on with the reception area ceiling and let me make a slight confession here. This wasn't originally what I planned for the effect. I wanted the oval shape to be recessed in but then my work men discussed with me and they convinced me that why not have alternative effects in each area and after a bit of consideration, it made sense so we went ahead and I think you will agree the effect looks good, though keep in mind it isn't finished yet.
Equally the reception area too has had work done to this level, let's take a look.
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| You can see the skeleton (noggins) of the ceiling that was there originally |
In the process of doing this, the client has also decided to do some extra work like the empty space at the front of the building is now being turned into a small meeting/store room.
Let's take a quick look at the layout to remind you how it's supposed to be.
It's the room on the left of the diagram in the bottom left corner. We will be looking at that in the next post. I hope again you have found this insightful and till the next post. Ciao!
This is fantastic. I love everything I saw here.
ReplyDeleteI will definitely want my home to be like this. I hope others who come on this blog will also appreciate it as much as I do, and patronize you. We need this kind of home designs in Africa. You have done a good job, it's highly commendable. Keep the good work up and may the Lord prosper the works of your hands.