Bedrooms and kitchen are made from boards that are not suitable for mud plaster. Thats why we used a commercial, but natural plaster instead, and asked our contractor to arrange the application. The team of three came in and quickly transformed the rooms:
Before:
In between:
After:
Thursday, 26 June 2008
The builders come in
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Monday, 16 June 2008
Straw Roof Finished, Floor uncovered & Window front OK
Just some photos of the house.
Kobayashi has finished the roof and done a marvelous job. Last time I saw it it was all rough, but he went in with a hedge cutter, and now its really nicely trimmed, and looks sharp!
He also replaced the metal structure on the top and painted it a more pleasant brown, as opposed to the striking red we had before.
On this view you can still see the light blue on the metal roofs. I need another sunny day to finish painting it.
The Kabeya-san, finished plastering after Kunihara-san put the windows in their frame - it looks fantastic!
Having basically completed his work, Kunihara-san uncovered the wooden flooring and put all shoji's and doors in (I took a photo of Shojis too late in the day and it was too dark).
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