Brandon and Amelia, You do good work and you have good taste! I really like your “Driving Miss Daisy”, kitchen floor. The mix of modern day and antique items is very cool! Very enjoyable video!
I think my parents painted their kitchen the same color. I had one of those globe lights at the top of the stairs in the old house. That house had the same type of walls..... those strips are called "rock lath".
In-ceiling radiant electric was all the rage in the late 60s and 70s; it proved to be burdensome as repairs required destroying drywall, and many of these were simply abandoned in-place.
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its been a while since I have seen your videos. Glad to see you are well.
Brandon and Amelia, You do good work and you have good taste!
I really like your “Driving Miss Daisy”, kitchen floor. The mix of modern day and antique items is very cool!
Very enjoyable video!
You have a really nice place! I always love vintage mid-century homes.
I think my parents painted their kitchen the same color. I had one of those globe lights at the top of the stairs in the old house. That house had the same type of walls..... those strips are called "rock lath".
very cool house
I missed these videos
My grandfather's old split level house had in-ceiling electric heat, so it caused the plaster finish to crack after a while.
In-ceiling radiant electric was all the rage in the late 60s and 70s; it proved to be burdensome as repairs required destroying drywall, and many of these were simply abandoned in-place.
@bbishoppcm Yes, that was often the case. My grandfather typically used his fireplaces for warmth, being a little cheaper to run anyway.