Christmas Drywall

Finished up enough of the drywall last night that I have have a fully usable theater:

And, I have the office side facing the family room done:

Unfortunately I ran out of drywall screws so I wasn't able to put the final panel up on the stairwell, but this at least finally gives me a real perspective for the size of each room. It looks like they will work out very well, however that may have to wait until I get some furniture in there to know for sure, but that won't be for a while.
The original landing room, which you can see here, was very small and unusable:

The original family room, shown here:

was very long and skinny, and I was worried that I might still have that issue with the new layout, but by shortening the landing room, it's made the rooms much more livable.

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