Century Studios’ new home is about to go Technicolor! We will begin painting the walls and ceiling of our new space this week. We are getting very excited to move in and get things set up, but there are many gallons of paint to be spread about before that can happen. Once we complete the painting, the moving can begin in earnest!
As you can see in the first photo on the left, the 16′ glass rack has been completed at the back or our upstairs space with storage space above it. The photo to the right was shot standing at the back wall and facing the front of our space. We still have brown paper in our door and picture window at the front. The space should change dramatically this coming week as we add color to the walls and ceiling.
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Century Studios’ new home is about to go Technicolor! We will begin painting the walls and ceiling of our new space this week. We are getting very excited to move in and get things set up, but there are many gallons of paint to be spread about before that can happen. Once we complete the painting, the moving can begin in earnest!
As you can see in the first photo on the left, the 16′ glass rack has been completed at the back or our upstairs space with storage space above it. The photo to the right was shot standing at the back wall and facing the front of our space. We still have brown paper in our door and picture window at the front. The space should change dramatically this coming week as we add color to the walls and ceiling.