Hello,
It would be really great if everyone here could just post one or a few pictures showing the current state of their house.
I'll start right away.
For renovations, it’s best to provide a comparison of before and after the remodeling.
Before March 2014:
After May 2015:
It would be really great if everyone here could just post one or a few pictures showing the current state of their house.
I'll start right away.
For renovations, it’s best to provide a comparison of before and after the remodeling.
Before March 2014:
After May 2015:
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hampshire11 Jun 2019 15:15Funny! However, I haven’t been looking for 30 years anymore, as I am happily in a relationship. The house appears to be several times larger than it actually is, which surprised us when it was finally built. We have 115 sqm (1238 sq ft) for ourselves (left and center) and just over 30 sqm (323 sq ft) each for our boys (right). Below, everything except a technical room consists of foundation and rock.
The building project seems to attract attention in the area; I have already heard the nickname "Alpine hut." Staying inconspicuous in such a prominent location is not that easy...
The view is great; on Saturday, there was a huge rainbow, which I photographed from the motorhome below the cellar level.
The building project seems to attract attention in the area; I have already heard the nickname "Alpine hut." Staying inconspicuous in such a prominent location is not that easy...
The view is great; on Saturday, there was a huge rainbow, which I photographed from the motorhome below the cellar level.
hampshire schrieb:
Funny! However, I haven’t been searching for 30 years anymore, as I am happily settled. The house looks several times larger than it actually is, which surprised us when it was finally built. We have 115sqm (1237 sq ft) for ourselves (left and middle) and just over 30sqm (320 sq ft) each for our boys (right). Below, everything except a utility room is foundation and rock.
The building project seems to stand out in the area; I have already heard the nickname “Alpine cabin.” It’s not easy to go unnoticed in such an exposed location...
The view is amazing. On Saturday, we had a huge rainbow, which I photographed from the motorhome below the basement level.
[ATTACH alt="M6081156.JPG"]35224[/ATTACH]That was not directed at you at all!!!!!!!
All the best to you.
Regards
tumaa schrieb:
Perfection is not always possible ..........Post everything about your house and I guarantee someone will say the same thing.
Criticism is good, but your comment is a bit rude.Oh dear, my house certainly has many flaws, and the floor plan is definitely not perfect either, but if I encounter the same problem and point it out, that criticism is justified and appropriate.tomtom79 schrieb:
Oh dear, my house certainly has many mistakes, the floor plan is definitely not perfect either, but if I have the same problem and someone points it out, that criticism is justified and appropriate. Of course, but you need to be able to distinguish between types of criticism!
The tone makes the difference.
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hampshire11 Jun 2019 16:40@trumma @tomtom79 : Perfection in life is boring. Anyone who "needs" a perfect life is either out of touch with reality or unwell. A house is a shelter for the lives of those who live inside it. It can have quirks, edges, and character.
Life motto: Better happy without reason than thoroughly unhappy.
Life motto: Better happy without reason than thoroughly unhappy.
hampshire schrieb:
@trumma @tomtom79 : Perfection in life is utterly boring. Anyone who "needs" a perfect life is either out of touch with reality or unwell. A house is a shelter for the lives of those who live inside it. It can have quirks, edges, and character.
Life motto: Better to be happily carefree than thoroughly unhappy.I had no other message!!