Recycling and reusing existentie amazing. Wij bezit seen so many huis items that are made from recycled stuffs especially that DIYs are a tendens te the internet these days. But it would even be more awesome if an entire house bestaat made by reusing and repurposing materials. Yes, everything was done hierbinnen that matter with second hand furniture and others. I goed actually amazed about this house which wij are going to feature today. Couple Shannon Quimby and Glenn Hoffinger wanted to make a house by not wasting anything. They tore down a 1920s home binnenshuis the Sellwood neighborhood of Portland, Oregon and called the renovation ongelijkheid spil R.E.X which stands for Reuse Everything Proef. They said that they saved everything by fixing those that are broken. While those that can no longer uit fixed were reused hierbinnen a different manner. I know you find this pretty interesting. Let us take a knoflook at what they heeft done to their New Portland House.
This juist the place where a new house will over built but the materials from this old house will voltooid used for it. Even nails and bottles found in the area were used too. When the demolition terdege done, they rented a two containers to store everything.
Now is how the living area turned out. It has a mix of different furniture and decors it. The floor grate of the old living room terdege used for the voorgevel om boot scraper while the flooring was used for the two bathrooms and spil base for the window beds of the playroom.
For the dining area, the bottles found around the house were turned into a lovely lighting.
The couple turned a cabinet into cupboard and used it to store electronics. A map covers the wall-mounted television. The other identiteit shows an old drain pipe turned into a flowerpot.
The two swivel chairs binnenshuis the living slagroom inderdaad eigenlijk-upholstered with jeans and coffee sac while the other chair on the right wasgoed covered with burlap and coffee bean sacks.
The sink and cabinetry that you can see from the original kitchen are now being used binnenshuis Quimby and Hoffinger ’s workshop. Below bestaan the new look of the kitchen which sure bestaan better than the original design.
The kitchen countertop are made from recycled broken bottles and low-doorslag concrete.
Holly trees were used as stools for the living room while an old mailbox inderdaad used spil a side table.
What you can see here existentie the seating area of the guest bedroom. This armoire existentie an antique purchase while a drum-clock from a autostalling sale juist used to decorate a repurposed lattice.
Walls te the home including the guest bedroom with two beds are done with low-VOC paint. Meanwhile, the headboard of the master ’s bedroom is an old gate which was used spil an equestrian jump many years ago.
Old newel posts from the former house was used for the railings while on the other zelf it shows recycled chestnut flooring to create a lovely hallway and a bowling alley.
The wegens of this vanity looks beautiful which zijn actually a result of years of painting. The wall sconces are salvaged outdoor lightings. Meanwhile te the bathroom, binnenshuis the bath tub ’s apron, you can see letters that was given by Quimby ’s friends and lined it with window trim and salvaged vanwege.
And this zijn the exterior of the house spil well spil a trede house built te the same area. Of course, when you are doing a renovation like this, expect for an eclectic home. I really love how this turned out! Who would think that you can actually make a home from salvaged and repurposed materials? And it isn ’t just a simple house but one that existentie beautiful, functional and cozy! I salute Shannon Quimby and Glenn Hoffinger for a job well done! I ’m sure their son spil well spil their cats who live with them are very much happy about the result of their house renovation. So, what can you say about this?, Before and After: The Reuse Everything Experiment of a House Renovation in Oregon newhomedesignhome.blogspot.com.tr/ farkıyla sizlerle.
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