The electrician has rerouted all the conduit and is hanging the lights. The Plumber has installed the sinks and toilets in the bathrooms and the carpenter is installing the kitchen cabinets.

Baseboards painted and drying

Photo Studio Gallery showing marble floor, black 8ft doors with frosted glass, and black baseboards.

Updated small bathroom (non ADA) – new tiles and fixtures

Photo Studio front Lobby showing tiles, black 8ft doors with frosted glass, and black baseboards. Lighting and drop ceiling being hung.

Editing room – new photography studio – black baseboards and glass brick wall

Kitchen cabinets being installed, room for the sink.

Kitchen cabinets being installed, room for the sink and the two ADA drinking fountains (WTF?)

With regard to the kitchen, in case you are wondering why we have TWO DRINKING FOUNTAINS, the new ADA rules specify that you have to have two drinking fountains with 6″ of difference in height. R U KIDDING ME!!!! When is this madness ever going to end

The drywall crew are prepping some of the areas that we have marked, and then we should start with the final interior painting sometime next week.

The daylight studio has a coat of bonding epoxy down to increase the adherence of the filler layer and epoxy paints that will be used to paint the studio floor.

Still have to find some light weight room darkening blinds for the natural light studio as it will be used for both natural and studio light duties

South Entrance and parking – New photography studio – prior to purchase

Prior to selling the studio the previous owner had a done a great job of painting the studio, but s you can see in the image above, the  green colors they had chosen did not fit our color palette, and more importantly they blended in too much into the background.

With over 50,000 cars a day passing by we wanted a color scheme that would attract attention, be in line with our corporate color palette, and not be too un-Florida!

So we chose the color palette similar to our current web design – a darker coffee color at the called black raisin, a medium taupe waistline below and a light taupe for the majority of the walls. The back-lit store front signs that are being designed are in white and with the dark background they will easily be visible in both daytime and nighttime.

Painting the new Danny Steyn Photography Studio

Painting the new Danny Steyn Photography Studio

South Entrance with the new paint colors – new Danny Steyn Photography Studio

While we like the dark black raisin as the top color for the building, we inverted the colors for the wall as we did not want to white bird droppings to show up on the boundary wall where they often congregate, so here the dark raisin color is used as the waistline to separate the two shades of taupe

Boundary wall – new Danny Steyn Photography Studio