THE CABIN - PART 3 & 4

It's taken a while to complete this project of redoing the cabin.

With my job of flipping a house, trying to keep my house

in order and most important of all

the arrival of a new grandson, it's taken a little longer then I expected.

Well, I'm finally ready to reveal the kitchen and porch do overs. 

If you want to see the before pictures you can see them here.

First, lets enter the kitchen from the living room shall we.

Another beautiful turquoise door. :)

This is stepping into the kitchen and the view out the back door.

If you turn to your left you see the dining area of the kitchen.

I left the log wall natural. This was the back on the outside of the cabin

before the kitchen was added.

The glass cabinet my dad made many years ago.

The small piece against the wall is called a honey cupboard. He made that too.

The dining table top is very old, but on a more recent table base.

All of the chairs are old odds and ends in design but have been refinished

and had new bottoms woven in. By my dad of course.

 To the right of the door way is the wood cook stove .

The red and white table is around 70 years old. My parents used it in there first

house when they got married.

Under the back wall window is a dry sink my dad made.

This is looking toward the door that leads back into the living room.

 Here's a closer look of the dry sink at the kitchen window.

Old pottery and enamel pots fill the shelves.

Here's a close up of the old wood cook stove.

It still works and heats up really well.

Now we'll move on to the refreshed front porch.

A little cleaning and decluttering really improves the look.

Don't you think?

And here's the reason this whole project was done.

My dad.

Doesn't he look relaxed and comfortable?

I love this man.:)

I hope you've enjoyed coming along on this journey

of redoing the cabin.

THE END:)

If you'd like to see part 2 you can click here.

I am able to do all things through Him who strengthens me.

Philippians 4:13