



Three outdoor living spaces, decked in purple & blue = super happy Erin.
Follow along with me as I create my perfect house
This is my pretty master bath tile (notice the window up top and the bench below. Fancy!)
Here is my hall bathroom with a similar tile (blue versus brown/purple) and all my bath hardware waiting to be installed.
Yay!

Here's a view from the living room. That piece of wood is going the new door to my shed! (I was so excited when Kevin told me that - I'd figured they had forgotten, but no - they remembered. They are smart like that.)
Here is the view towards the kitchen. Notice the hanging light fixtures, just waiting for me to pick out the bulb covers. (Fun!) The plumber and carpenter are working away...
This is the current state of my bedroom, as they work to install the master bathroom cabinets. (Seen through the doorway.)
And this is the view from the back deck into the backyard. Construction much?
Lastly, this is the side yard... stained a beautiful blueish purple thanks to my paint choices! Love it! :)
So much is happening!! It's SOOOO exciting!!!!!! :)






This is the guest room, which I switched from orange to light blue. My mom, who for months has said she doesn't care what the room looks like, decided to tell me she wanted blue after I'd already picked out orange. ;) I love her! Hope you like the blue, Mom. (I do!)
This is the front entry/piano room. Love all the paint canisters on the floor. This room is the same color as the rest of the non-colorful parts of the house - granny apple white. It's got a green tint to it which is kinda neat. I will be painting this room, just not sure what yet.
Here we come across my office, which is hot pink! (Technically it's "peony" from Benjamin Moore.) Thank you IKEA for inspiring this room... I love it!
Here's the view down the East/West hallway. From the left, the rooms are: hall bath, office, guest room. I love how the colors interplay.
Here we have my kitchen! When I went back and looked at all the pictures I'd save for "inspiration" when building my house, they looked like this. It was always a green or blue backsplash, and I'm happy to say that I love this color green. ("green energy" to be exact.) I opted not to go with a tile backsplash and instead paint everything, which not only saved some money but allows me to change things up when I get bored. (Yes, I said "when" and not "if." I know myself!)
Lastly, this is the front wall in the living room, framing my window seat. It is the same green as the kitchen and I just love how it makes the wall pop!
I am very happy with my colors! I feel bad because I commissioned Jen to help me and then just did my own thing anyway. I don't think she'll be mad though, she understands I'm a bit wild about color.

Here's a look at the HUGE driveway in the back, plus the finished deck. At first I was a bit overwhelmed with how big the driveway was, but once all the trash/debris is removed from the yard & I redo the red shed & put in some landscaping, I think it will be just fine.
Meanwhile, this is how my kitchen looks at the moment. I really like the way the top trim came out. It will be very cool to see once there is paint, appliances and countertops. :)
Last, but not least, is the infamous chair. It lives outside now. (Of course it wouldn't surprise me at all if it moved back inside somehow.
Check out the new back deck - it's so cool!! And obviously this is where my driveway will go. The driveway will have a walkway up to the back deck.

Here is a shot I just think is cool - the base of the steps for the front deck.
Next week lots of stuff happens - tile, electrical finish out, plumbing finish out, tiling, painting, and I'm sure other stuff that I don't know about. Then comes countertops, the rest of the cabinets, inspections, and then *fingers crossed* my certificate of occupancy!
No one can fault me for trying to find the perfect color... however, I think my neighbors might be getting really scared at this point that my house will eventually look like a taco stand or pinata supply company. It is the east side, afterall... ;)
What have we got here? I'll try to explain: