Country Club Hearth Room in Camp Hill, PA

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Project Overview

Timeline

One week

When

March 2022

Where

Camp Hill, PA

Job Site Details

The Country Club Hearth room, used for member gatherings located in Camp Hill PA. Roughly 3200 feet of space that required painting and repairs.

Condition of Site

Outdated colors were prevalent throughout this space. The chair rail required relocation. Wall compound had to be applied to previous location, sanded, primed and painted.

Services

Drywall repair, chair rail re-location, sanding, and 2 coats of paint.

Challenges

As a result of an 18′ ceiling height, a special indoor lift had to be utilized. During the entry and removal process, adjacent room floors required significant floor protection.

Special Tools

The use of a special electric sanding tool (Festool) was required. This tool sanded surfaces and vacuumed the dust into a built in filter that assured adjacent rooms and surfaces were not affected.

hearth room after paint job

Before Photos

There were many necessary preparations to this job, including floor coverings, utilizing a lift to reach the ceiling, and sanding various spots, including the previous location of the chair rail.

Hearth Room Entrance

Hearth Room Entrance

While it has historical charm, the Hearth Room was in need of some sprucing up for spring.

Back of Bar

Back of Bar

For hospitality's sake, we had to make sure not to leave out the bar area from our makeover.

Windows

Windows

These windows offer a lot of natural light for the room.

Main Area

Main Area

A lot of furnishings and other various items needed to be removed from the room prior to painting.

High Ceilings

High Ceilings

The 18' ceilings in the Hearth Room necessitated the use of some special tools.

High Ceilings cont.

High Ceilings cont.

From top to bottom, we made sure the transform the entirety of the room.

After Photos

CertaPro Painters of Harrisburg were able to give new life to the Hearth Room without taking away from the historical significance of the space.

Main Area

Main Area

The new color scheme of two contrasting light shades does a lot to make this room feel even more spacious.

Back of Bar

Back of Bar

This bar is now updated and ready for many more years of toasting.

Fireplace

Fireplace

The new color scheme is really emphasized here, with all paint being a light blue shade and the wallpaper above contrasting it with a light beige.

Windows

Windows

These windows now work in tandem with the new paint job to open up the room.

High Ceilings

High Ceilings

Even though they are so high, the shade of the ceilings still play an essential part in tying the room together.

Main Area

Main Area

Even with its historical charm, this room now has a new lease on life and is ready to host many more generations.