Now, the wall is complete, and if you look at the top, there is a “chong saeng” or small window to let light in at the top of the wall. (Not sure what this is called in English, but maybe “clerestory window“.)

We used the same slightly yellowish brown tinted acrylic that we used for many of the windows in BaanRimNaam. (The color in Thai is called “tea color”, which has a pleasant sound to it also.)

At the lower right corner of the wall, you can see the opening which will be used to slide the bed out of the way during the day when we aren’t using it. (You can see the structure of the balcony “step” that will keep it clean and dry outside through the window frame.)

Now that the walls are done, we just need to finish the doors and windows and it will almost be ready to move in!