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Tile Is As Tile Does.....

A little more lighting was installed today. Sorry, I don’t really have any pictures of the lighting as we are not hooked up to power yet (other than an extension cord running through the living room.

The builder started on the tile work. Looks like the tile has been set with the mortar but the mortar between the tiles has not been applied.

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The entry way from the garage into the kitchen.

 

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The second bathroom (upstairs). Sorry for the crappy picture

 

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Here is the piece of resistance: The master bathroom tile work. You have to use your imagination here. The tile work is about half way done and the Euro Shower enclosure needs to be installed (not to mention the light in the ceiling above the shower where the hold has been sheet rocked over….grrrrr).

I guess that they will be putting in the hardwood floors next. Then, hopefully, the quartz countertops. Since the above pictures were taken about 7:30 this morning, for all I know, the flooring and countertops could already been installed or at least started. I guess that we will find out tomorrow!

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