Fawn’s library built-in bookshelves are finished and this is one of the most beautiful rooms I’ve ever seen –if I do say so myself! I’m alway so proud when projects come together — proud of the clients who worked so HARD to make the vision come to fruition. Fawn and Jerry were like machines getting this all done so fast. I know it probably didn’t seem too fast to them but it was. Fast and well done! I’m so proud of them both and I hope someday I get a chance to meet them and see this gorgeous room in person. Maybe when it comes time to install that giant ladder! 😉
If you missed Fawn’s build, catch up here: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 and get the Free plans here!
Before
We finally finished! Our library is done!
It is crazy to think we started here. Just a bare room with no purpose.
Library Built in Bookshelves
And now thanks to Sandra.. this room is my favorite room in our house. Filled with purpose. It is a completely transformed room. I cannot wait to fill these bookshelves and add some color to this room!
We are currently in the process of finishing our dining room to match the panels we added to separate the library from the dining room. I love the way it ties it all together.
The MDF and moulding added to the window wall is my favorite part of the room. It really brought that whole wall together and makes it look like one gigantic window. I love that when you walk in… it feels like this is how the room was meant to be.
And look… Still married after this project 🙂
Thank you Sandra for teaching us so much along the way. This project has been so rewarding. With your help we were able to take a room we hated and create something amazing. We love it. Thank you so much for all of your help!
If you missed Fawn’s build, catch up here: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 and get the Free plans here!
And check out Fawn’s blog
Gorgeous! Job very well done! Stunning. And tying in the dining room will be awesome!
Thank you!
Wow that’s a gorgeous room , great work , isn’t creating built ins fun , it’s my favorite project also….
Chris
Thank you!
This turned out so gorgeous!! Great job! And you two still look so happy together. A true test of a great marriage. I had to go back and read all of the diary entries. Very inspiring…..but it made me exhausted!
Thank you!
I have nothing to say because I can’t pick my jaw up off the floor! Insane, gorgeous, beautiful, inspiring. Well done!
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Absolutely gorgeous! Hope you post pictures when it’s all filled up!
Thank you! I will… I need to buy a few more books 😉
WOW! This is so grand looking. Very impressive. Would love to see a picture after you have it “staged”.
Thank you!!!! I will post some once we have the library and the dining room finished… Hopefully soon!
What an inspiration you are! I love the built in bookcases-I’m inspired to try this on a much smaller scale in my bedroom-thanks for sharing your creativity with us 🙂
Thank you!
Wow Fawn, you and your hubs knocked it out of the park. Be sure to update us with more photos once you finish styling the rooms.
Thank you!
Super fantastic! You did an amazing job! You must feel so incredibly proud of yourselves! I also checked out a bit of your blog – sounds like you haven’t even taken time to enjoy this accomplishment but have kept right on building. Your house will be so incredible when it is done and so full of your handiwork. Well done!
Thank you!!
You guys knocked it out of the park! It makes me happy to see couples working on projects together creating a loving beautiful home one nail at a time. 🙂 Keep us posted on how you style it, I know it will be wonderful.
On the right set of cabinets I notice the face board angle away from the wall. (Walls are never plum) How did you fill the gap or did you cut a piece of face board to fit?
Seriously impressive!!! I’m trying to figure out where I could carve a space in my house to do something similar now – it’s just beautiful! I do have a question though – where’d you find that awesome chandelier? I haven’t seen one like that before. It almost looks like the capiz ones but the individual pieces seem much larger.