The Comfort Tour

Here are some more pics of the house. I did the kitchen and then redid a couple of the cabinets last year that got damaged when a supply line sprung a leak when nobody was around. I also installed all of the cherry ply on the walls and built the niche where the TV is.

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Amazing views, it's basically like being outside. I also did the outside railing and built a fair amount of the deck that has a serious cantilever.

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Here's a good pic of the cantilever and that sculptured screen on the side patio is what we used as the backdrop for our ceremony.

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Couple of shots of the screen which pivots to allow easier access to the deck.

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Dobalovr said:
That's called craftmanship right there! Being able to produce that kind of artistry with your bare hands makes 3D printing look stupid! A dying art Matt well done!
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Thanks Dobalovr but Just to clarify, the screen is a signed piece and is vintage and that outdoor patio room was designed and built around it.
 
Did I mention that the tower with the window is actually what gives a parascope view from the floor of a 30 foot tall shower?

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Yes, there's a mirror as big or bigger than the window mounted at an angle just inside it that gives you a view of the horizon to the west. So it's a sunset view in the winter but if the leaves are on the trees all you see is the trees. The shower head is a solid 18 feet from the river stone floor.
 
Really great shower, it's like your standing in a heavy downpour.

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Everything is beautiful and unique. Tastefully done with a lot of visual interest.
But I can't deal with that bulging wall... :p
 
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