One thing that made it easier on us is that the water line was already in the wall from the washer. We were able to use this line for our fridge so we can use the ice machine and tap into it for the other side of the wall were we hooked up the washer.
This is after we put the new drywall up for the ceiling, and the frame work for the pocket door for the pantry.
This is inside the pantry looking into the kitchen. You can see where the entry door used to be for the bedroom.
While we were working on this we realized we had a leak in our hot water heater which is located in the same area. I was very happy to find this now while we had the walls ripped apart so we could fix it and not have to tear a new wall apart later.
This house was built in 1985 (what a great year by the way...) The builder used a lot of pony walls and and spindles to separate the room. When we took the part of the wall down in the kitchen in left a nice whole in the ceiling and wall.
This is during the process of scraping all the popcorn ceiling off. It is so nice to almost be free of that ceiling!
The drywall is up, the door is in place, the wall is ready to be textured and painted.
G loves soda... Now so does E... Like father like daughter. It is so funny to see her with a cup almost as big as she is.
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