Harborside Wrap Up.

Harborside Manor was picked up almost a week ago and I miss it.  Not that the worktable is empty now: there is a green house we worked on previously (Non-colonial Colonial) that has returned for wallpapering and a blue Holly Hobby house that is being electrified and finished.  And, as always, my friend's Contemporary Ranch kit is partially assembled/painted and waiting for my attention.
But before we move on, I wanted to officially have closure on the Harborside Mansion . . . here are the before and after pics (with a brief recap of work done) of this beautiful home.
Starting at the top with the 3rd floor:

Before: Attic Left, removed wires from back walls and installed décor.

After: Attic Left, now a laundry room and bathroom.

Before: Attic Right, removed wires across back wall.

After: Girl's Bedroom, sconce wired to bathroom wall and décor installed.

Second floor is next - all lights had to be wired to a new tape run installed on 3rd level floors.  Glue spots had to be removed/chipped/sanded out.  And décor was installed in all rooms.

Before: Study/Office, wires moved from ceiling to floor above.

After: Study/Office

Before: Hallway

After: Hallway

Before: Bedroom looking into Bathroom, that glue spot in the back corner was killer to remove!

After: Bedroom

After: Looking into the bathroom from the open end of the dollhouse

After: Bathroom as seen from the front of the house when bay door is open.

First Floor: again, wires were moved from ceiling to floors above.  Kitchen wall was glued in place.  Arch way was cut from Kitchen to Conservatory.  Décor was installed in all rooms.

Before: Living Room

After: Living Room

Before: Kitchen

After: Kitchen

Before: Conservatory, here you can see what a difference that arch makes!

After: Conservatory

Extra photos just because:

After: The Bay, with door open, looking into the Bathroom and Dining Room.  Those angles needed for the trims were a headache!

After: looking from the kitchen into the dining room - sorry it's crooked!

Before: Whole House

After: Whole House, love those floors!

After: Whole House.

Although it had it's moments of frustration (don't all projects?) it was a beautiful house!