Wow, I didn't realize how much history that style has! Okay, that's very cool!
I've got the rest of my photos, I think.
Two views of the changed hallway; first picture taken next to the new stairwell (that grey blue strip on the left taking up about 1/4 of the picture) near the master bedroom door, the second taken from in front of the new back door looking toward the new stairwell.
The Master Bedroom. I ended up taking about two feet or so off the one side in order to make that new hallway, which made it so that I had to move the bed, bedside tables and the lamps. The rest of the room remains unchanged.
The bedroom near the master bedroom. The virtual visitor is facing the same direction near the door as when I had taken the original picture of this room, but the room has basically flipped; the closets are now out of shot to the left with the beds and door to the right. I even had enough room to add the end chests at the foot of each bed. I also added a third window.
The bathroom. Because of the changes I ended up having to make to that one bedroom I had to remove one of the doors. In so doing I was able to switch from a single sink vanity to a double sink vanity. Also, after taking the screenshot of the floor plan for this floor I realized that I really didn't like having that one wall that was at the foot of the bathtub, so I removed it as well as the straight rod bath curtain and replaced it with an L shaped bath curtain.
The new attic space. I realize it looks kind of strange with the stairwell sitting straight dab in the middle but at the time I couldn't really think of what else to do with it. I could change it in the future to have instead of walls and a door just an opening in the floor with railing on three sides then adding the door downstairs? I don't know.
Also, I took the second Attic picture first and didn't realize that I'd somehow painted that one wall a light green instead of white like the rest (I know that the walls around the stairwell are also not white but I did that for contrast so that it could be distinguished from the outer walls). I fixed it before taking the other picture.
You'll notice in the first picture of the attic space that there's another door there beside the one to the stairwell. That's to the smaller attic space above the decking. That's this space pictured here. If I need to store additional sewing supplies (patterns, fabrics, what-have-you) then I'd store it here, or possible change the study into a second guest bedroom and make both attic spaces into my Sewing haven.
For the entire attic space I have the outside walls start at 6 feet and come to the point at 10 feet.
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