Some things in life have to be marked as momentous, it throws such curve balls that we have to celebrate the good with all our energy. Given the tragic events of this weekend, I feel blessed to have had the company of fantastic friends last night for our surprise party thrown in honour of Mrs... Continue Reading →
The salvaged Banana Bench makes her debut on the tenants’ terrace
Slightly more yellow and bendy than I'd originally anticipated she'd look once positioned, but you gotta love her for sheer quirkiness! Our salvaged piece of Robinia timber was sanded down using a belt sander and fixed in place using some heavyweight screws on the original two slate end posts. I hate the striped slate which... Continue Reading →
And you think you’re having a bad day….
Gotcha there didn't I, you thought my world had collapsed over an on site disaster, a rent skipping tenant or one of the many other calamaties which befall Team Moregeous each week, tee hee :-0
Finished timber shelves up on the tenants’ resurrected terrace
How can anyone not love the knots, grain and perfect imperfections of real wood, it just knocks laminate or any fake replacements into a cocked hat everytime. Of course, it's not practical for every job and can be cost prohibitive on large pieces of furniture, especially in the rental market, but it's such a delight... Continue Reading →
New diamond pattern slate path for tenants: signed, sealed and delivered
I bought and developed a property five years ago which didn't get my full attention, unusual in Moregeousland. I'd just had a car accident and injured my back so was a lot more hands off than usual for quite a long time. Sometimes when things aren't done properly, it takes a while for the resulting... Continue Reading →
How to use an old picture frame to make a hallway blackboard
Gone a bit potty with the blackboard paint this week and had great fun 🙂 After creating some blackboards with old kitchen doors, I found an old frame which had no glass, one of those things just waiting to come in handy, i.e. gathering dust in a corner. There was a spare wall in one... Continue Reading →
Reclaimed gorgeous timber for our Moregeous project
Back in 2001 I met a man with a passion for trees. Having always had a real love for oddly shaped bits of timber and driftwood, it made me realise there were other people out there who shared this passion, so I wasn't just a weirdo wood lover! When I bought my first flat in... Continue Reading →