I wonder if there is any kind of molding we can use to cover this up some

One wall done, three to go.

This is the same Photo as the second in this gallery. Can you see the difference with the spray foam?

As I stared to add primer on the walls one thing I realized is I never touched the pipes!! I never cleaned them, removed paint from them or even sand them down to make them smooth!! I might try sanding them smoot after I'm done or just give up on them and put pipe insullation on them.

If you look in the top corner here you can see some of that spray foam.

Walls are primed

So I gave a tug at this branch that looked dead and a 6 foot chunk came down and clocked me in the head. You can see some of the scratches here.

Still have no idea what to do with these power cables

Primed wall. Still needs a little primer

Dim light but the walls are painted. Trust me.

Redgard is a crack provention/moisture guard. It goes on pink and dries to red. Sure looks weird doesn't it.

Second coat of redgard applied. You can really see how red it gets when dry. I can't wait to do something to hide all these wires.

1st coat of Redgard. One Coat helps with crack prevention, two coats and its a moisture guard.

The easy part of lying down the tiles. Now I have to cut strips to fit anywhere you can see red

Vinyl tile on the 1st half. This is all I could do until we get back from Texas, and yes I did get a lot of redgard one the wall but that will all be covered one we put in the wall base. Hey what do you think of a light blue wall base? That's if its available.

We need to cut that pipe out of the corner. It serves no purpose that I know if. Arrows indicate grain direction