Before: Reception Desk & Room Divider
Before: Main Shelving Unit
Before: Seating area & good ol' DP machine
And yes, the paint job was intentional. For nearly 6 months clients asked "So, when are you gonna finish painting?"
Basically, we closed down the salon last Saturday at 3pm and immediately began ripping up carpet (a nightmare in itself - every square centimeter was glued to the cement subfloor), tearing down those 1990's shelving units. Luckily, father-of-the-boyfriend is a professional painter so he did that while we tore carpet out. Sunday we came in and laid the wood flooring and built all of the shelving units/side tables.
Then we (and by we I mean 94% my dad, 2% dear boyfriend, 2% my mom and 2% me) spent the entire week building that reception desk. Come the weekend we painted, stained and installed it.
Back to the matter at hand. This wholeheartedly deserves a drumroll, so I'm going to trust that you all are sitting there drumming on your desk. And if not, shame on you!
Ladies & gents, let me introduce to you the newly redesigned Ray & Co. Design Salon
There are still a few finishing touches (like the blue painters tape covering cords on the floor behind the reception desk, and the rug that hadn't been swapped out yet) but all in all I think it turned out amazing. The clients, employees and owner all love it!
I'm still trying to decide what should go above the shelving unit, it looks like something is missing... any suggestions?
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