Alright! We have made it to the end of the house tour posts! Our final post has a reason for being last. Do you have a space in your house that has no real purpose and is the catch-all space for just random stuff? Well that describes perfectly our “carport room”. Why is it called the carport room? Well, it used to be a carport that the previous owners converted to a finished room. Aren’t we brilliant with naming things? [Sidenote: Eric and I joke that our first born will just be called Boy One or Girl One, as we like to name things simply. For example my stuffed animals (yes, I still have them and love them) are called Dolphin, Brown Bear, Turtle, etc. No more explanation really needed, is there?]
So our carport room is one very long room (enough to fit a car obviously) that is attached to our kitchen/living room.
As you can see, it acts as a formal dining room. Aka, a room that we don’t often use since we aren’t the formal dining room people all that much. Actually, from what I hear and see in my own life and on HGTV I don’t know many people who are. If you are one, please let me know how to get more use out of mine! Also, for you to really see how this room is purposeless thus far, I didn’t pick up after ourselves. This isn’t the easiest thing for me to put that out there since I am Ms. Organization. So let me take you through our room that has no purpose.
So here is the other side of the carport room. This is where the Goodwill piles go, the large recycling pieces go, where we do our ironing, and random monkey balloons (still hanging in there from February!) live.
Now here is Eric’s area that has lots of tools, RC car stuff, car cleaning supplies, etc. What was I saying about this room having no purpose? Look at all junk stuff we have in here!
- Living Room
- Kitchen
- Guest Bedroom #1
- Guest Bedroom #2
- Guest Bathroom
- Master Bedroom
- Master Bathroom
- Basement
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