Electrics are in!!

Master Bedroom - the silly flying saucers are the standard light holders. To save yourself $50 a light, which adds up pretty quickly, you get these lights installed and then swap then over for downlights. I tried to convince the electricians to just use a holesaw and drop down a plug for the lights but they were having none of it - jobsworths!! So I've got my work cutout for a day changing 67 of them to downlights. The fan below is underneath the outlet which I'm convinced is going to be a problem but the air con company are refusing to move it.



Family room looking over to Dining Room/Kitchen.  I will have to move the air conditioning vent as it's in the way of the light that we've bought for over the island unit.



Master Bedroom again, looking through to the ensuite.

Front portico and garage doors are on

This photo was taken after the Cedar wood was installed on the balcony. The carpenters did a fantastic job but they ran out of wood.



Painter has been and they have now stained it. It's not exactly the same colour as the garage doors but it does look really striking



Close up look. Bit of brickwork missing that needs finishing and the last few pieces of wood next to the entrance door. Once that is done, the gyprock can go under the balcony and the lights installed.



Garage doors are looking lovely. So glad we went for this colour. It blends in nicely with the rest of the house.



Looking good!

Internals are coming along

Bed 5 (downstairs) looking from the door

Bed 5 looking from the far corner

Bed 5 Ensuite Bathroom

Cinema Room - view from the corner - looking at the doors

Staircase

Family Room - view from the Dining Room @ the stacker doors

Family Room - view from the kitchen facing the stacker doors

Kitchen - view from the dining room

Butler's Pantry - view from the Kitchen

Laundry Room - view from Butler's Pantry

This is the view from the stairs to the upstairs rumpus room

Looking into the Master Bedroom with the show wardrobe on the left