Interior design ideas / Lakberendezési ötletek

While we are waiting for the trusses for the roof to arrive (hopefully tomorrow), I have my homework to do: finding plumbing fixtures for the bathrooms. Vanities, faucets, bath tubs, shower and shower heads, toilets let alone all the accessories, that I can buy later (towel racks, soap dispenser, toilet paper holder etc.)...my head is starting spinning...Anyway, I've found quite a few things online, and we also visited a big showroom in LA just to have a taste...:) I like contemporary style, so I've tried to pick all the fixtures that fall into this category...
I added a link with some of the ideas I saw online, feel free to check them out and let me know what you think...:) (I know, you can't argue about taste:) http://www.houzz.com
Oh, by the way, the second floor is done! yay:)

Mialatt a tetőelemek kiszállitására várunk (remélhetőleg holnap), én nekilátok a házi feladatomnak: ki kell választanom a fürdőszobai kellékeket, és szerelvényeket. Mosdók, csaptelepek, kádak, zuhany és zuhanyrózsa, wc, nem beszélve az apróságokról, amit majd később is ráérek megvenni (törülköző tartó, szappan adagoló, wc papir tartó stb.) A fejem kezd beleszédülni...
Találtam elég sok dolgot online, és elmentünk egy bemutatóterembe LA-be, csak hogy legyen elképzelésünk. A modern stilus tetszik nekem, ezért az ilyen kategóriába soroható kellékeket próbáltam válogatni. Tettem fel egy linket a blogra, ahol néhány ötletet gyűjtöttem be a netről, szivesem veszem, ha megosztjátok a véleményeteket velem:) (persze tudom, izlesek és pofonok...:) http://www.houzz.com
Ja, egyébként elkészült az emelet. Hurrá!

Second floor is done - Elkészült az emelet

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Hello everyone! Üdv mindenkinek!

What is it like to live in a motorhome? Milyen is egy lakókocsiban lakni?

Since it takes a few days for the concrete to dry, I thought to "take a brake" and show you around in our little, cozy motor home :) Though Wayne is an expert when it comes to living or traveling in a motorhome, I had no idea what it was like, until we first were "introduced" to this guy. It's a 1985 36' Titan, and still running. Of course a lot of stuff have been replaced or changed in it. Until about 3 years ago, my parents-in-law used it, and as far as I heard, they had had some adventurous trips, as far as Alaska, British Columbia etc. Well, seems that after 20 years it was time for a change, so they bought a nice new Rexhall push-out giant, and we "inherited" the old one. As a new "homeowner" I had to learn how everything worked. By now I've been familiar with most of them...air conditioning, gas stove and oven, ceiling fans, shower and bathroom (well, that's kind of an exaggeration, since there's only a sink and a toilet...

The big day:) / A nagy nap :)

Yes, the big day is here: we started the demolition on Monday, June 7th! The previous night was crazy, we had to clean out the whole house...Even though I had started it quite a few days earlier, still there was a lot in there. Clothes in the closets, kitchen utensils, lots of canned food in the pantry (I wonder why on earth we have to keep so much stuff in the pantry) folders in the file cabinet, toys, you name it...Travis came over to help take out the big pieces, like the stove, TV, refrigerator etc. We were up till midnight, so exhausted by then that could hardly move :) We just pulled out everything, put them in boxes, not caring any more about sorting things...Now most of them are in boxes all around - in the shed, in the pool (this is our new storage place, it had been drained,of course:-) I'm sure it'll take days till we can find everything we need :) After the long, tiring day, we fell asleep really quickly in the motor home :) Monday morning came fast, the demo guys...

Building our new house - Ha felépül egyszer a házunk...

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