That ceiling, oh-em-gee! I love how you find uses for the previously discarded parts of the house! So much creativity from you and your parents! You home is shaping up into a showplace!
You are the personification of possibility thinking, Andrew! That ceiling medallion alone is ample evidence for the title. My shoulders ached in sympathy while the drywall went up. And up. Using the beams from the drop ceiling as staging supports for the new one was SO smart! This was a great episode and a project that should bring you and your amazing parents (I am a HUGE fan of your mom and dad!) enormous satisfaction. You three make an unbeatable team. Your attention to every detail of this project produced a truly prideworthy result. Once the foundation work is finished, I am going to have to repaint my entire house, so that paint sprayer was very interesting to me and I'm giving it a good, hard look. Fantastic work in every respect, y'all!
That seemed to be the most involved project ever! But oh so worth your neck breaking, back breaking, sweat n tears, mind blowing ideas!!! Can't wait for your final reveal, I'll be watching for each episode, this is so exciting! ❤
This transformation is wonderful! We took out a popcorn 😢 ceiling and replaced it with beautiful metal ceiling tiles in our late 1800's cottage so I can really appreciate this particular project! As everyone else is saying, you have such wonderful parents...the love and talent! ❤ from Prescott, AZ
Medallion & moldings made the light come fully to life, light makes ceiling look great, they need each other. The music when you were all installing the ceiling together combined with the way you edited the video reminded me of dance, and when you were painting the ceiling ballet came to mind.
This is awesome! You and your parents work so hard and are quite creative. The results are worthy of a feature in AD. I look forward to seeing the finished room. Take care.
Another awesome project done! That medalion is everything! I love that you reuse all the materials. You are so creative and you must be so grateful to have such devoted parents as it is so much work, and ceilings are the hardest to work on, I've painted quite a few over the years. I wish I lived closer to my son to help with his projects! It's always exciting to watch your videos and follow your progress, cant wait to see your room done! Cheers!
Andrew the moulding detail is gorgeous!. kudos to your Dad perfecting the dry wall seams such a difficult thing to do, especially on a ceiling. Love it x
My first thought for those ceiling planks was to make an indoor or outdoor picnic table. Kudos to your dad for all that ceiling patchwork! My shoulders ached just watching this 😄It's coming along nicely. The medallion is a lovely touch, too.
I grew up in the era that saw me smacked and shamed for not holding the flashlight exactly where my dad needed it. Your parents are amazing! I love the medallion!
Hi Andrew. What a difference a paint sprayer makes huh? My husband used to own a paint company, and those sprayers cut the work time way down! You did a good job! I am loving the way the room is coming together. The medallion is perfect! You and your parents are doing a great job and I'm excited to see what's next!❤
@@REISSUED Yeah, it takes some getting used to for sure! You did a great job! You're very welcome, I enjoy watching your progress, and ideas! You all are doing a great job! It's hard sometimes to improvise, or retrofit something new into the old. I love older homes too. Thank you for sharing!
1:21 Just got all caught up on the home renovation playlist after starting this video a week or two ago. WOW! So much amazing work and excited to continue to watch the renovation unfold!
an hour from setup to cleanup on that ceiling? amazing. And I know you know, but you owe your Dad bigtime for doing all that mudding. No idea why but I do like that light fixture, although I still think it could use some of those little 1940s-50s industrial looking light shades . . .
Beautiful! I love how you and your parents go that extra mile for beauty and creative expression. Makes my heart happy! I am in the industrial light fixture camp! Love it, very cool. Perfect contrast to add interest and that creative expression that we love. Hey, what do you think about introducing your parents on camera sometime? Just a thought.😊
The ceiling looks great. I love the diy medallion and moulding, I think you nailed it on all your goals A couple spraying tips: Careful about arching the spray nozzle. You don’t want to get that extra couple inches from flicking your wrist, that extra distance doesn’t go on evenly. The movements should have a robotic feel, or like isolations in dance. It’s better to keep the same angle and distance than to get an extra 6” The dust isn’t from overspray. There’s nothing you can do to prevent that. When the paint passes through the air, some of it dries before hitting the surface. The buildup around your nose is from air getting sucked in there, pulling the dried paint dust with it. Just get the mask as tight to your face as you can so you don’t breathe in anymore than you have to For the second coat, you really do want to roll it. I work as a painter, our second contract is painting track houses. I don’t usually work on that crew, so I don’t spray a lot, but they do spray all the primer and ceilings, plus trim, doors, window frames, etc. Wood doesn’t benefit from a roller, but primer and your finish coat do. Our basic process is to spray it on heavy, then roll it off before the paint/primer has time to dry. It doesn’t seem like it should save that much time, but it does on big projects. You won’t benefit much on individual rooms, due to the time needed to clean the machine. Spraying saves time due to scaling, you need BIG areas for it to save time. I actually don’t use a sprayer at all for my own home. The only thing I’ve sprayed here are the doors, since I could uninstall them and spray them in the garage. I can roll pretty much everything faster than I can clean out the machine, so it’s not worth it to pull out the sprayer. We also sprayed the exterior of our last house The reason you want to roll the primer is that rolling pushes it into the drywall and makes fibres from the drywall lay flat. You get a much, much smoother finish and a better bond with the drywall. Rolling also evens out any heavy spots by picking up the excess paint and redepositing it in the thin spots. For the finish coat, spraying and rolling have different textures. If you ever need to touch up the ceiling, you should use the same technique to do the touch up as you used for applying the coat. So if you sprayed the ceiling, the touch up should be strayed too. Nobody wants to spray in a finished room. So we typically roll off the sprayed paint to even it out and give it a fine rolled texture. Also, sorry, still not feeling the exposed wire. I don’t think there’s any amount of “graceful draping” that’ll make me like it. Whoever made it didn’t know how to hide the wires and it shows. I’d rather have something that’s intentionally designed to look industrial than a poorly executed diy. Kudos for trying, but I’d be keeping an eye out for a replacement
It's fantastic! I love the visual interest it provides, and I love the updated look the light fixture gives it. I can't wait to see the whole room done!
I came to this video after watching how you transformed the Ikea blind with wood veneer for the window ... Because you said you were considering using the same window treatment idea for the Studio. I say yes ... Do it !!! Why ? . . . The original inspirational photograph had four windows next to each other ... You have 3 windows in the 'bay window' area of the studio. I think 3 or 4 will give you the same basic look that they got in the photo that inspired you. There is more space between the windows in your studio here ... But I think you will really fall in love with the window treatment you created when applied to 3 adjacent windows. May I suggest you consider hanging the blinds a little closer to the top than you did in the first room. The photo that inspired you left a bit less of a gap between the top of the window and the start of the blind ... And I think with 3 adjacent windows less gap at the top will give you more of the original look you fell in love with . . . . . . Do YES . . . definitely seeing the original photo that inspired you to do that window treatment in the bedroom . . . You have to do it in the studio BECAUSE of those three windows !
Ceiling looks amazing! The medallion is creative and so beautiful, I love how you used the siding, gorgeous! The light is cool but it kinda looks like a broken tv antenna...
Great work! It must be so great to work with your parents on these projects. The medalion design is cool. I loved to way you used the siding to emphasize the angles. I think that the exposed wires on the light would be less controversial is there was less slack. Can you shorten that wire?
How does your Dad know every skill upto DIY this house? Amazing ! Was he a contractor? It’s coming along so lovely. Gotta agree with others on the damn cords. Sorry 😅
Beautiful medallion! Sadly, I just can't get past the messy cords on the light fixture. The fixture itself looks quite interesting with the formal moldings but I find the cords very distracting, Maybe you could tidy them up a bit? Your skills and eye for design is impressive and your parents are amazing.
As far as the rafters go - if you need money to fund a part of the project, wood is at a premium right now and you could definitely find a buyer. Otherwise, it could be cool to make it into a tabletop. My father has also had a lot of success with cutting boards and lazy susans (a lazy susan might be great on a crafting desktop to hold tools).
Howdy Andrew!! I bet by the time you got done, your hair was white! That happen to me when I sprayed the inside of my cousin's garage! You are certainly blessed to have your parents constantly there to help you on projects!!! Looks fabulous there Tiger!! Hugs & Tugs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It looks absolutely amazing already 😍. The three of you make such a great team 👏👏👏 And a sprayer has been a game changer for many of the other RUclipsrs I’ve watched 😃
Really Love this detail. It feels like some sort of window art (almost like a white stained glass shape?) on the ceiling. I like the look with the industrial light fixture!
Funny story. When I was in grade school I argued with my math teacher about my ‘F’ in geometry. I proclaimed to her through clenched teeth, “I will never need to use this information in real life!” Fast forward, as a part owner of a scenic company, we were hired by an animal pharmaceutical manufacturer to create a “wheel of fortune” type prize wheel that stood horizontal and had interchangeable pie pieces. All of this has to be custom crated to travel all across the US and overseas. It took us 10 hours to figure all the angles and cuts and math… needless to say I screamed “I’m sorry, Mrs. Trotter!” more than once. I’m soo impressed with you and your “team”. I’ll have to watch this a few times before I get your math. What a wiz kid! It turned out stunning ♥️✌🏼
Omg of all the higher math, geometry is the one I use ALL the time! Algebra too actually… but never calculus 😂 Glad I still have some of these skills for projects like these! And wow your project sounds crazy!
1:25 -- You left the 2x6 ceiling *joists* in place to help with installation of new drywall on the high ceiling. 3:38 -- After the new drywall was fully attached to the high ceiling, you removed the 2x6 *joists* . General stick framing terminology: *rafters* = sloped framing supporting roofs *joists* = framing supporting floors and ceilings *studs* = wall framing Salvaging the ceiling joists was a good decision!
I’m riding out a hurricane, watching too many RUclips videos on home decore, and realised that the light fixture in your studio space is the same one used by Shea McGee of McGee & Co. in their Swan Lake House project in the primary bedroom. In one of your previous videos, you (Andrew) had said that you couldn’t find anything like it online. Just thought that might be helpful/ allow you to see it styled in a different space.
How beautiful is that!! Oh my goodness wow!! And you are absolutely right about the light fixture, the combination of ceiling details that you added just pull everything together perfectly! Excellent job sunshine!
That room was perfectly fine, and you could have left well enough alone. I'm so glad you didn't!! That is some incredible work y'all did, and it looks amazing and authentic!!
Have your parents always been handy? I don’t recall a video about your parents and your childhood. This is so inspiring! I love my parents however they don’t know how to install a lightbulb 😞. I’m so much like you. I remodeled my entire home on my own. I just love how your parents are involved. ❤
Ceiling was totally worth the effort! Don't let the light fixture haters get you down 💪 i made an exposed bulb fixture where I encased the cords in rope that wraps around a bar hanging from ceiling for an industrial/ nautical feel. People were intrigued but always seamed to form am opinion that it would never work in there own safe/ traditional vanilla home. Maybe if you put your own spin on the light fixture with swagged ropes or chains , or even strips of painted canvas fluttering down to create the shape of a traditional chandelier but in the reissued fashion??? Im sure you'll navigate the look to feel exactly like your home and will be ready to have an AD visit of your own 😻
Andrew- that medallion is genius! My current So Fla house reno included taking off the original roof and putting a new truss roof to span an addition. I saved the old 2x6 roof rafters, old growth Dade County pine, and plan to rip some of them down to planks for the ceiling of a new covered patio.
Y’all need to treat yourselves to a massage! Those ceilings hurt the arms and neck! Please do a sit down video with your parents! They are amazing! And totally devoted to bring your ideas to life!
Heading out to work. Going to McDonald’s for my morning large caramel macchiato (iced with extra shot of espresso add whipped cream 😂😂😂) and going to watch this update video with my “coffee”. Woohoo Can I say I watched the first two minutes and I’m just obsessed with how cute your parents are helping you
Update: love! Medallion is excellent! You almost tend toward a historical nod. Is there a name for a serviceman’s uniform aesthetic. Haha anyway, really love your work. The freehand bird in flight wallpaper was just a jaw dropping moment!
That medallion is so incredible, especially with the molding on the ceiling. What a great use of reclaimed materials. Fantastic work, and your parents are total rock stars for being so great at doing so many things.
The ceiling looks awesome. I'm sure it is so nice to have your parents input-I know I would certainly appreciate decision making assistance. Grats on the paint sprayer sponsorship-well deserved. I will keep it mind in my future. Have great day ahead.💖💖🎶🎶
That ceiling, oh-em-gee! I love how you find uses for the previously discarded parts of the house! So much creativity from you and your parents! You home is shaping up into a showplace!
You are the personification of possibility thinking, Andrew! That ceiling medallion alone is ample evidence for the title. My shoulders ached in sympathy while the drywall went up. And up. Using the beams from the drop ceiling as staging supports for the new one was SO smart! This was a great episode and a project that should bring you and your amazing parents (I am a HUGE fan of your mom and dad!) enormous satisfaction. You three make an unbeatable team. Your attention to every detail of this project produced a truly prideworthy result. Once the foundation work is finished, I am going to have to repaint my entire house, so that paint sprayer was very interesting to me and I'm giving it a good, hard look. Fantastic work in every respect, y'all!
Watching you and your parents working so hard on these projects together, defines the meaning "A labour of love"
Haha absolutely 😂☺️
„Clapboards.“ Those are always tapered like that to overlap. OG!! Drooling- I need some.
Would save several to use as replacement siding, too.
That seemed to be the most involved project ever! But oh so worth your neck breaking, back breaking, sweat n tears, mind blowing ideas!!! Can't wait for your final reveal, I'll be watching for each episode, this is so exciting! ❤
This transformation is wonderful! We took out a popcorn 😢 ceiling and replaced it with beautiful metal ceiling tiles in our late 1800's cottage so I can really appreciate this particular project! As everyone else is saying, you have such wonderful parents...the love and talent! ❤ from Prescott, AZ
Medallion & moldings made the light come fully to life, light makes ceiling look great, they need each other. The music when you were all installing the ceiling together combined with the way you edited the video reminded me of dance, and when you were painting the ceiling ballet came to mind.
Haha I think my dancer side is showing 😂
This is awesome! You and your parents work so hard and are quite creative. The results are worthy of a feature in AD. I look forward to seeing the finished room. Take care.
Thank you so much Jacqueline! ❤️
Another awesome project done! That medalion is everything! I love that you reuse all the materials. You are so creative and you must be so grateful to have such devoted parents as it is so much work, and ceilings are the hardest to work on, I've painted quite a few over the years. I wish I lived closer to my son to help with his projects! It's always exciting to watch your videos and follow your progress, cant wait to see your room done! Cheers!
I would walk on hot coals for my son and clearly Andrews parents feel the same way! ❤️👋🏼🐨🇦🇺🦘
Your parents have gone above and beyond with their help. I think you could make a good living off of selling those medallions, gorgeous!
Your parents are just something else ❤
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This turned out beautifully. It’s lovely to see you working with your parents on this and creating some great memories together ❤
Andrew the moulding detail is gorgeous!. kudos to your Dad perfecting the dry wall seams such a difficult thing to do, especially on a ceiling. Love it x
Yeah he’s had lots of practice between my parents house and mine… and I think this is his best work yet!
My first thought for those ceiling planks was to make an indoor or outdoor picnic table.
Kudos to your dad for all that ceiling patchwork! My shoulders ached just watching this 😄It's coming along nicely. The medallion is a lovely touch, too.
The way those wrap over the moulding is brilliant.
Beautiful, you’re bringing the old girl back into its glory. Love it! 😊
Andrew, your parents are Rock Stars! I'm already anxious to see the project completion! Cheers.
I grew up in the era that saw me smacked and shamed for not holding the flashlight exactly where my dad needed it. Your parents are amazing! I love the medallion!
That ceiling is gorgeous! You’re so lucky to have parents like that😊❤️
Thanks Bonnie!
The ceiling turned out beautiful! You are lucky to have such talented parents to help out. I love your style, it is timeless.
First off, what a smart idea using the beams for support! I have held up drywall before and was miserable. The medallion and molding look beautiful 😊
Yeah I wasn’t sure at first… but it was definitely the way to go! 🙌🏻
❤️ the medallion, I would buy. ❤ your helpers, there is some common sense floating in this team, working smarter not harder.
Hi Andrew. What a difference a paint sprayer makes huh? My husband used to own a paint company, and those sprayers cut the work time way down! You did a good job! I am loving the way the room is coming together. The medallion is perfect! You and your parents are doing a great job and I'm excited to see what's next!❤
Yeah the amount of time saved is crazy now that I kinda know what I’m doing! Thanks for much for watching and sharing your positivity ❤️
@@REISSUED Yeah, it takes some getting used to for sure! You did a great job!
You're very welcome, I enjoy watching your progress, and ideas! You all are doing a great job! It's hard sometimes to improvise, or retrofit something new into the old. I love older homes too. Thank you for sharing!
1:21 Just got all caught up on the home renovation playlist after starting this video a week or two ago. WOW! So much amazing work and excited to continue to watch the renovation unfold!
Your dad is a rock star! The ceiling looks amazing--that center medallion design is superb. Great progress.
Thanks Sue!
an hour from setup to cleanup on that ceiling? amazing. And I know you know, but you owe your Dad bigtime for doing all that mudding. No idea why but I do like that light fixture, although I still think it could use some of those little 1940s-50s industrial looking light shades . . .
i agree! the light fixture is just begging to be taken fully into the industrial vibes.
Holy Cow Andrew! My mind is blown! Epic design and workmanship!👏👏👏❤
Beautiful! I love how you and your parents go that extra mile for beauty and creative expression. Makes my heart happy!
I am in the industrial light fixture camp! Love it, very cool. Perfect contrast to add interest and that creative expression that we love.
Hey, what do you think about introducing your parents on camera sometime? Just a thought.😊
Spectacular! I'm always blown away with your vision and results. Waiting for the next video is an exercise in patience.
Love the way you mix styles and make them work perfect together. So much looking forward to next episode😃
Thank you so much! Next installment in a couple weeks will be painting the rest of the room and moving in some furniture 😱
The ceiling looks great. I love the diy medallion and moulding, I think you nailed it on all your goals
A couple spraying tips:
Careful about arching the spray nozzle. You don’t want to get that extra couple inches from flicking your wrist, that extra distance doesn’t go on evenly. The movements should have a robotic feel, or like isolations in dance. It’s better to keep the same angle and distance than to get an extra 6”
The dust isn’t from overspray. There’s nothing you can do to prevent that. When the paint passes through the air, some of it dries before hitting the surface. The buildup around your nose is from air getting sucked in there, pulling the dried paint dust with it. Just get the mask as tight to your face as you can so you don’t breathe in anymore than you have to
For the second coat, you really do want to roll it. I work as a painter, our second contract is painting track houses. I don’t usually work on that crew, so I don’t spray a lot, but they do spray all the primer and ceilings, plus trim, doors, window frames, etc. Wood doesn’t benefit from a roller, but primer and your finish coat do. Our basic process is to spray it on heavy, then roll it off before the paint/primer has time to dry. It doesn’t seem like it should save that much time, but it does on big projects. You won’t benefit much on individual rooms, due to the time needed to clean the machine. Spraying saves time due to scaling, you need BIG areas for it to save time. I actually don’t use a sprayer at all for my own home. The only thing I’ve sprayed here are the doors, since I could uninstall them and spray them in the garage. I can roll pretty much everything faster than I can clean out the machine, so it’s not worth it to pull out the sprayer. We also sprayed the exterior of our last house
The reason you want to roll the primer is that rolling pushes it into the drywall and makes fibres from the drywall lay flat. You get a much, much smoother finish and a better bond with the drywall. Rolling also evens out any heavy spots by picking up the excess paint and redepositing it in the thin spots. For the finish coat, spraying and rolling have different textures. If you ever need to touch up the ceiling, you should use the same technique to do the touch up as you used for applying the coat. So if you sprayed the ceiling, the touch up should be strayed too. Nobody wants to spray in a finished room. So we typically roll off the sprayed paint to even it out and give it a fine rolled texture.
Also, sorry, still not feeling the exposed wire. I don’t think there’s any amount of “graceful draping” that’ll make me like it. Whoever made it didn’t know how to hide the wires and it shows. I’d rather have something that’s intentionally designed to look industrial than a poorly executed diy. Kudos for trying, but I’d be keeping an eye out for a replacement
The ceiling looks great. The room is going to look amazing when finished
What a beautiful masterpiece!
Your parents are amazing. 😊
Thanks Rhonda!
Great job on the the medallion! You're very fortunate to have your parents' creative handy work also...kudos to y'all
Always love when a reissued video is released! Love your home makeovers and style!
Thanks Jo! I always look forward to your comments 😊❤️
You’re creativity know no bounds. And your belief and faith in your vision always pays off. Another great job by you and your parents.
Thanks Natalie! ❤️
@@REISSUED you are more than welcome. I love your videos and look forward to them ❤️from 🇦🇺
Wow! Great work, looks amazing!! It astounds me that you are able to find the time to get so much done AND make, edit and upload a video each week.
Thanks Gabby! Haha it’s a bit all consuming at the moment 😂 But hopefully when I grow the channel a bit more, I can get some editing help!
Gorgeous… always amazes me! what lovely parents you have ❤
You guys are ingenious!!! Bravo!!
Wow, that was a lot of work!!! But turned out great. My neck hurts watching your Dad prep the ceiling . LOL
I think the ceiling looks great! I can't wait to see the room completed
It's fantastic! I love the visual interest it provides, and I love the updated look the light fixture gives it. I can't wait to see the whole room done!
The AD inspiration is a great choice, I think.
FANTASTIC!!! Can't wait for part 3!
great ceiling renovate! just a thought...small sails would be a nice addition to the light fixture.😃👍
Haha that’s a fun idea!
I love the creativity! It’s so fun to watch the process😊
Stunning!! 👏👏👏
A lot of work but worth it. Flawlessly beautiful.
Great Job! Great Dad! And thanks for the recommendation on the sprayer. I've been looking for one!
Yeah it worked really well for me! Sped up the process a lot… which I needed 😂
Wow! Such a lot of work, but we’ll worth it! Lovely!
I love the progress in your house. you have a great aesthetic! Found you thru your collab with Flanzella.
Looks great!
Thanks Debby!
*AMAZING!*
Absolutely amazing.
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Again and again I'm mind blown by your creativity and work.
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And as always: Big shout outs to your gorgeous parents!
I came to this video after watching how you transformed the Ikea blind with wood veneer for the window ... Because you said you were considering using the same window treatment idea for the Studio.
I say yes ... Do it !!!
Why ? . . . The original inspirational photograph had four windows next to each other ... You have 3 windows in the 'bay window' area of the studio. I think 3 or 4 will give you the same basic look that they got in the photo that inspired you.
There is more space between the windows in your studio here ... But I think you will really fall in love with the window treatment you created when applied to 3 adjacent windows.
May I suggest you consider hanging the blinds a little closer to the top than you did in the first room. The photo that inspired you left a bit less of a gap between the top of the window and the start of the blind ... And I think with 3 adjacent windows less gap at the top will give you more of the original look you fell in love with . . .
. . . Do YES . . . definitely seeing the original photo that inspired you to do that window treatment in the bedroom . . . You have to do it in the studio BECAUSE of those three windows !
Ceiling looks amazing! The medallion is creative and so beautiful, I love how you used the siding, gorgeous! The light is cool but it kinda looks like a broken tv antenna...
You all worked so hard and what more can I say: it looks fantastic ❤ you are an artist...
Wow wow wow wow
It's beautiful
Amazing job! Would love to see some Fornasetti Clouds inside the window-like panes on the ceiling.
You should do some reno videos in your short shorts. Give the gays what they want ❤😂
Wow! Fabulous!
Funky beautiful. I love your parents.
That’s one amazing job. And I love that your parents are doing it with you! And you’re hot which is a huge plus.
Beautiful!!!
Love it. Have you thought about shadowing the star medallion like your drawing?
Is there a way those old ceiling beams could be used to make your tall shelves in this room? IDK why but that's the first thing that came to mind.
Great work! It must be so great to work with your parents on these projects. The medalion design is cool. I loved to way you used the siding to emphasize the angles. I think that the exposed wires on the light would be less controversial is there was less slack. Can you shorten that wire?
How does your Dad know every skill upto DIY this house? Amazing ! Was he a contractor? It’s coming along so lovely. Gotta agree with others on the damn cords. Sorry 😅
Beautiful medallion! Sadly, I just can't get past the messy cords on the light fixture. The fixture itself looks quite interesting with the formal moldings but I find the cords very distracting, Maybe you could tidy them up a bit? Your skills and eye for design is impressive and your parents are amazing.
I get where you’re coming from!
As far as the rafters go - if you need money to fund a part of the project, wood is at a premium right now and you could definitely find a buyer. Otherwise, it could be cool to make it into a tabletop. My father has also had a lot of success with cutting boards and lazy susans (a lazy susan might be great on a crafting desktop to hold tools).
Oh, you know I clicked so fast! 😊
I'm not a fan of that light but I trust your vision
Your parents are amazing! Do you need a sister? Hehe looks great!
Haha thanks!
Your rents and u make a great team. Why not include times when you are all talking and brainstorming 💡.
I always wish I could capture those moments… but they happen pretty sporadically and can take a long time haha
You're a huge inspiration. I hope to put this much love into the details of my home as well. 🩷
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Howdy Andrew!! I bet by the time you got done, your hair was white! That happen to me when I sprayed the inside of my cousin's garage! You are certainly blessed to have your parents constantly there to help you on projects!!! Looks fabulous there Tiger!! Hugs & Tugs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It looks absolutely amazing already 😍. The three of you make such a great team 👏👏👏
And a sprayer has been a game changer for many of the other RUclipsrs I’ve watched 😃
Yeah I was surprised how much I enjoyed the spraying process once I got the movement down! And thank you! I’m loving how it’s looking as well 😊
Really Love this detail. It feels like some sort of window art (almost like a white stained glass shape?) on the ceiling. I like the look with the industrial light fixture!
Funny story. When I was in grade school I argued with my math teacher about my ‘F’ in geometry. I proclaimed to her through clenched teeth, “I will never need to use this information in real life!” Fast forward, as a part owner of a scenic company, we were hired by an animal pharmaceutical manufacturer to create a “wheel of fortune” type prize wheel that stood horizontal and had interchangeable pie pieces. All of this has to be custom crated to travel all across the US and overseas. It took us 10 hours to figure all the angles and cuts and math… needless to say I screamed “I’m sorry, Mrs. Trotter!” more than once.
I’m soo impressed with you and your “team”. I’ll have to watch this a few times before I get your math. What a wiz kid!
It turned out stunning ♥️✌🏼
Omg of all the higher math, geometry is the one I use ALL the time! Algebra too actually… but never calculus 😂 Glad I still have some of these skills for projects like these! And wow your project sounds crazy!
1:25 -- You left the 2x6 ceiling *joists* in place to help with installation of new drywall on the high ceiling.
3:38 -- After the new drywall was fully attached to the high ceiling, you removed the 2x6 *joists* .
General stick framing terminology:
*rafters* = sloped framing supporting roofs
*joists* = framing supporting floors and ceilings
*studs* = wall framing
Salvaging the ceiling joists was a good decision!
Just absolutely beautiful!!!! The wooden star medallion is stunning! Great job!!
I’m riding out a hurricane, watching too many RUclips videos on home decore, and realised that the light fixture in your studio space is the same one used by Shea McGee of McGee & Co. in their Swan Lake House project in the primary bedroom. In one of your previous videos, you (Andrew) had said that you couldn’t find anything like it online. Just thought that might be helpful/ allow you to see it styled in a different space.
Omg you’re awesome! And I feel so validated 😂🙌🏻
How beautiful is that!! Oh my goodness wow!! And you are absolutely right about the light fixture, the combination of ceiling details that you added just pull everything together perfectly! Excellent job sunshine!
That room was perfectly fine, and you could have left well enough alone. I'm so glad you didn't!! That is some incredible work y'all did, and it looks amazing and authentic!!
Have your parents always been handy? I don’t recall a video about your parents and your childhood. This is so inspiring! I love my parents however they don’t know how to install a lightbulb 😞. I’m so much like you. I remodeled my entire home on my own. I just love how your parents are involved. ❤
It looks fantastic,EXCEPT for the light fixture.Scrap heap,please.
Haha agree to disagree 😂
Ceiling was totally worth the effort! Don't let the light fixture haters get you down 💪 i made an exposed bulb fixture where I encased the cords in rope that wraps around a bar hanging from ceiling for an industrial/ nautical feel. People were intrigued but always seamed to form am opinion that it would never work in there own safe/ traditional vanilla home. Maybe if you put your own spin on the light fixture with swagged ropes or chains , or even strips of painted canvas fluttering down to create the shape of a traditional chandelier but in the reissued fashion??? Im sure you'll navigate the look to feel exactly like your home and will be ready to have an AD visit of your own 😻
Just Wow! Absolutely amazing work and design! Beautiful! ❤❤
Andrew- that medallion is genius! My current So Fla house reno included taking off the original roof and putting a new truss roof to span an addition. I saved the old 2x6 roof rafters, old growth Dade County pine, and plan to rip some of them down to planks for the ceiling of a new covered patio.
Y’all need to treat yourselves to a massage! Those ceilings hurt the arms and neck! Please do a sit down video with your parents! They are amazing! And totally devoted to bring your ideas to life!
Living for the contrast of the decorative ceiling you created and the industrial light fixture…cords and all.
Thanks Scott!
The light peace you all worked on from the ceiling to the light is Absolutely beautiful you all did a phenomenal job ❤.
Heading out to work. Going to McDonald’s for my morning large caramel macchiato (iced with extra shot of espresso add whipped cream 😂😂😂) and going to watch this update video with my “coffee”. Woohoo
Can I say I watched the first two minutes and I’m just obsessed with how cute your parents are helping you
Omg that sounds like such a great way to watch! Enjoy! 😊
@@REISSUED will send updates haha💗✨
Update: love! Medallion is excellent! You almost tend toward a historical nod. Is there a name for a serviceman’s uniform aesthetic. Haha anyway, really love your work. The freehand bird in flight wallpaper was just a jaw dropping moment!
I love this so much! It is just absolutely beautiful 😍 You and your parents should be proud
That medallion is so incredible, especially with the molding on the ceiling. What a great use of reclaimed materials. Fantastic work, and your parents are total rock stars for being so great at doing so many things.
I love how much your family loves each other. Beautiful ceiling!
Stunning. I can’t define this ceiling any other way.
The ceiling looks awesome. I'm sure it is so nice to have your parents input-I know I would certainly appreciate decision making assistance. Grats on the paint sprayer sponsorship-well deserved. I will keep it mind in my future. Have great day ahead.💖💖🎶🎶