Mount
Stewart is restoring the stone floor in the Entrance Hall to its former
glory. For many years it has been
covered with black and white tiled linoleum which always looked very impressive
on entering the house. This was the last
opportunity to photograph the work in process and to see, one part completed,
the middle area being worked on and finally the last part still intact. The VIDEO explains how the stones were restored.
This
is the Entrance Hall’s beautiful chandelier protected
from all the dust while
the work is undertaken.
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Many
thanks for visiting and also for all your comments.
Wow.
ReplyDeleteI really love seeing restoration work. So much better than the destruction which seems more common.
What a huge job!!! It seems it would take them forever to do it. And the poor scrubbers, they need knee pads. So which floor do you like the best? The linoleum was very stunning. When will it be done?
ReplyDeleteTalk about hard work. The lino gave more of a French look to the floors. The natural stones are beautiful.
ReplyDeletewow - looks like lots of work!
ReplyDeleteIt's going to be interesting to see it being revealed in all its glory. Looking at that chandelier reminded me of the episode in 'Only Fools and Horses' when they were cleaning a chandelier. Classic comedy.
ReplyDeleteThat is a labor intensive job.
ReplyDeleteThat stone floor does look worth restoring. It will be fun to see it when finished.
ReplyDeleteI love to see old structures being restored!
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