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Beuatiful!
Lots of windows....let me know when the ladies are getting changed!
Nicely crafteds...a few comments: Different colored windows? Different heights? Were these reclaimed? I assume your columns out front are not finished yet..
Yes, the windows were reclaimed. I acquired them for next to nothing, and they are in excellent shape. I am planning to paint the side windows white in the spring. I had not thought about the height difference between the front and side windows, but in retrospect it would have been better to have the skills on the same level.
Posts are not complete. The lower portion will be boxed with mahogany and the top will be vinyl.
Thanks for the feedback
It is really beautiful