Well, our remodeling project continues.
I had the brilliant idea of copying the spiffy looking ceiling in the newest issue of Lowes Creative Ideas magazine. The magazine refers to the ceiling as a "fifth wall" which is "often overlooked as an opportunity to add style and beauty to a room." Ceiling tiles, planks or panels can "transform" your ceiling from "drab to dramatic" according to the article.
Swell .more drama in my life!
I had already had the recessed lighting in mind and purchased everything for my handyman, who, just this morning had scraped every inch of the grease trapping, pop-corn lookin acoustic stuff off my kitchen ceiling. The entire bottom floor of this house is covered with a fine white dust and it may take years to dig out of this mess. Why I had an acoustic ceiling in the kitchen, Ill never know. Obviously a man built this house.
Then came the Lowes magazine and once again I use my womans prerogative to go from drab to dramatic with Armstrong paintable tin-look ceiling tiles- trimmed with wood beams. "No problem" said my handyman, and I was off to the big city to buy those nifty ceiling tiles, that Lowes advertised.
Only problem was, I didnt read the fine print.
Wouldnt you know those things are special order! Grrrrrrr! It would take about 10 days to 2 weeks to get my product delivered to the store, which is 50 miles from my house!
No thanks! I will stick with drab! Besides, were already wearin dust masks. :cough: I need to get this "stylish" project completed so we can breathe again.
I cant take too much more drama anyway!
Or, any more creative ideas from home improvement stores!


Sorry to hear your plans fall through, sounded like you were all pumped about it and everything. My brother works for Lowes, only 18 miles away, and he gives me the lowdown on all their stuff, kinda deflates me before I can get all pumped up. Has is Papa doing? Kristi
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