Time for a new update. Like I said after vacation we hit the ground running. Still hold my full time job working for my husband as his paralegal in our law practice. Catch up there took president over the art studio. The electrician got all the lights, outlets and ceiling fans working. Yeah, no more electric cord from my hubby’s wood shop!!! You can see the lights and fan working.
My pics are mostly taken at night, because that is when I get out back to work on the studio.
Below you can see, I got most of the floor painted on the north side of the Studio. 
I mentioned before that I have been cleaning out the old art studio upstairs in the house and moving an armload of art supplies at a time down the stairs and piling it to go out. Figured there had to be a better way to get it all out there besides one armload at a time, so I borrowed my hubby’s new wheel barrow. Brought it to the front door, loaded it full and rolled it out back and unloaded. Great mode of transportation for moving art supplies out of the house. LOL
Took the doors off the cabinets on the south side and prepared to start painting the south back corner.
First coat of primer going on the walls on the south side. These cabinets are smaller than the ones on the north side.
As soon as I get the walls and cabinets painted on this side my hubby will build my counter top. This is going to be the hot side. My 4 kilns will go on this side. 2 small table top 110 kilns and 2 large 220 glass fusing and ceramic kilns.
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All good things must come to an end. We so enjoyed the rest and relaxation and the visit!!
Then the purple went on the cabinet facings.
And finally I started reinstalling the doors. You can also see from these two pics that the walls have also received their final coats of paint. This back half of the left hand side of the studio is ready for Hubby to install my sink and my counter top.
The 4×4 frame work has been put up to case the 11 foot opening we cut between the two modular units.
The exterior wall frame work was built to frame up the window opening on the right side unit, which will close up the end wall.
And on the left side unit the exterior wall framing was built to hold the door and a window.
I am still painting walls, adding the finishing coats.
Yay!!! The door, a window and an A/C unit are in on the left side!!! It is now much cooler in there
Here is a view of the door and window from the inside, still need the insulation and interior wall board hung, but it is progressing so nicely!!! It is all so very exciting!!
And two coats of primer under the cabinet. They are ready for the new paint.
My hubby found some great bargains, he trolls all the Swap shops and CraigsList when we need something. We scored a brand new exterior door in the frame with the locks for $100 (you can see the door in the pic below sitting in the background). I needed two windows, one for each of the two front walls, found them, brand new never installed $50 each, another great score (sorry no pics of the windows yet).
