Building a Round House
Part 4 - Interior Work - Downstairs
Summer - Fall 2006
Framing
With the basement floor finally poured, we can now start finishing the
basement. (View the floor plans.)
![](House/Cement2Sm.jpg)
A floor--finally!
![](House/DownstairsWalls1Sm.jpg)
Framing takes shape. Back room is for storage, then two closets for a
bedroom.
![](House/LowerLevel-Center1Sm.jpg)
Center room and door.
![](House/LowerLevel-SESm.jpg)
Two bedrooms along the southeast section. Outside door is just off to
the right.
![](House/LowerLevel-WestSm.jpg)
View from door. Left-to-right: bedroom, utility room, bathroom, stairs,
storage room.
Stairs
![](House/StairTrim1Sm.jpg)
One of the last details to be finished--trim for the stairway to the downstairs.
![](House/Stairs1Sm.jpg)
Stairs are ready for carpet, but a lot of painting still needs to be done!
![](House/Carpet-StairsSm.jpg)
Last item to be finished: carpeting on the stairs.
Center Room
![](House/CenterRoomPanSm.jpg)
Center room downstairs. The weird artifacts are due to compositing of
three photos.
![](House/DownstairsDoor1Sm.jpg)
Vinyl floor installed at downstairs entry. The black dots on the wall
are lady beetles-yuck!
![](House/Ceiling1.jpg)
Months later: finish work finally moves downstairs. Ceiling is complete,
all doors have been hung, and the baseboard is nearly complete. Still
to come: door trim, finished stairs, and a bit of paint.
![](House/Carpet-Downstairs1Sm.jpg)
Downstairs complete when the carpet is installed.
It took a year to figure out what to do with "that pole". Now
it's custom totem pole carved by (now defunct) totempoles.net.
Bedrooms
![](House/ChristysRoomSm.jpg)
Bedroom 3 - painted.
![](House/Bedroom4Sm.jpg)
Bedroom 4 (labeled Bedroom 2 on the plans)
![](House/WindowTrim2.jpg)
Trimmed-out windows
Doors after staining.
![](House/BR1-Carpet1.jpg)
Carpet makes the bedrooms nearly complete.
![](House/BRCeilingTrimSm.jpg)
White plank ceiling and trim in bedrooms.
Bathroom
![](House/DownBath6Sm.jpg)
Tile in the downstairs bathroom was laid on the diagonal to mask the fact
that the walls are not parallel (by design).
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Susan Wells Rollinson
Remodeled October 2019. Updated 5/5/08.
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