Interiors

FirstDay Cottage interiors are often finished with a lot of customized details done by the owner builders.  Take a look at these pictures to get an idea of the different looks that are possible with a FirstDay Cottage.

A kitchen tucked into a saltbox wing with special cabinets.	A carpeted downstairs bedroom with window treatments and a white ceiling	A second floor master bedroom in a 16' Original in Alstead, NH
An upstairs room with a continuous sill built with extra sheathing boards.	An upstairs bedroom with clever built in shelving	A nicely detailed bathroom with a slate tile floor.
A second floor vaulted ceiling living area with a ridgeline skylight.	A FirstDay heated with radiant heat and finished off with hard wood floors	The second floor of a FirstDay Cape with some sheetrock on the interior.
A second floor nursery with a closed off ceiling to create a useful storage loft.	A typical, simple FirstDay kitchen with the standard cabinets	A dining area with wrap around corner windows in a Spacious Cape.

Kitchen/dining area with a counter/island.	A "pickled" interior with simple trim details in a standard saltbox.	An office space and loft in a Saltbox with a patterned stain on the standard flooring.
Looking from kitchen into living room.	Looking from kitchen into living room.	Bay window and concrete counter done by owner .
Master bedroom.	Bay window, difficult to build, but well worth it.	Typical kid's bedroom (Baby born during construction).
Master bedroom.	Built in storage.	All the wood stove you will ever need.
Looking up to the upstairs bedroom from country kitchen.	A Caribbean room in NH.	Details.
Details.	Radiant heating slab and concrete counter.	Utility space upstairs, between bedrooms.
Detail.	Custom details by owner. Stairs NOT by FirstDay.	Painted wood. Note shelving under stairs.
With house on slab, you get storage space under stairs.	Living room.	14' T-Shape house. Country kitchen as is.
Partitions before sheathing.	Detail.	Kitchen detail. Our standard cabinets.

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