MJ Maccardini (trailerfullofpix)'s photos with the keyword: hallway

Open Studios days, Arts & Industries Building, Pine Street, Florence, MA.

Red House, home of William Morris, Bexleyheath.

The Trustees' Office & Store is the only Victorian building at Hancock Shaker Village and it has the most mod cons. This is where the Shakers conducted their business with the outside world. hancockshakervillage.org/museum/historic-architecture/trustees-office-store

The bell was rung to call the Shakers to meetings or meals. hancockshakervillage.org/museum/historic-architecture/1830-brick-dwelling

Painting of the bathroom was finished yesterday. The paint is C2 Amontillado (it's made in Massachusetts by a collective, and is low-VOC). Today, I re-installed the shelving in the laundry area. Next: I need to clean out the floor of the foyer closet and remove all the furniture and assorted junk from the foyer. New flooring goes in Tuesday.

This is around the corner from the foyer photo. Door to the bathroom is on the right. I'm tearing up the two different types of crap sheet vinyl and having vinyl tile put down (one pattern throughout the foyer, hall and bathroom).

The clutter behind Ganesh. This mess will be hidden behind sliding rattan panels hung from a track on the ceiling. I bought the panel system at Ikea many years ago and never got around to putting up.

The original 1986 fixtures. The batik Ganesh hanging here is a bedspread, not a shower curtain. It hides the washing machine (circa 1982) and the related cleaning product clutter.

The mixer valve in the upstairs tub leaked behind the wall and water came down through the ceiling of the bathroom below. This was the start of my bathroom remodeling adventure and money pit.

After the ceiling is fixed, I'm having a new fan and vanity light installed and then the bathroom will be repainted. Then the new flooring, toilet (lo-flow) and vanity come in. The two prints on the wall will stay. One is a James Cauty print called Global Warming, the other (seen in the mirror) is an Adams of Rye letterpress print of the Aardvark Manifesto 2010. The mirror and the washing machine will stay also. Everything else goes, including the finger towels that came from my mother's house. FYI, she died in 1980.

New flooring going in here. Might have the foyer and hall painted later this summer.

I'm pretty much settled on the tile. Sliding rattan panels will replace the Ganesh curtain. Having a hard time deciding on the paint for the bathroom (trying to find the right orangy-yellow).