well after ~4 months, the master bath was finally finished a couple of weeks ago, so i thought i would throw some pictures up. unfortunately i didn't take any 'before' photos...the shower was a beige fiberglass unit w/ a 'wrinkly glass' door (not sheet). the vanity had a pale mustard formica top, w/ very dark stained oak. upper-mount small porcelain sink and some cheapo faucet. there was a similar-style vanity (same countertop and wood) across from the crapper w/ no sink, just for storage.
so we decided to gut all that stuff, but install the new stuff in the same place so we didn't incur cost of moving plumbing. we also decided to install a skylight to get some more ambient light, as the bathroom window faces north.
looking into the bathroom (note - it's a pretty small room, so i was challenged in getting decent photos even w/ my lens set to widest):
sink and lights:
two pictures of the shower:
i will take credit (or derision) for the design and color scheme of the tiles.
lastly, a couple of photos of our kitchen and addition for N8, as we were wrangling about cabinetry color (i prefer a natural look, he's been doing some dark stain work)
so we decided to gut all that stuff, but install the new stuff in the same place so we didn't incur cost of moving plumbing. we also decided to install a skylight to get some more ambient light, as the bathroom window faces north.
looking into the bathroom (note - it's a pretty small room, so i was challenged in getting decent photos even w/ my lens set to widest):
sink and lights:
two pictures of the shower:
i will take credit (or derision) for the design and color scheme of the tiles.
lastly, a couple of photos of our kitchen and addition for N8, as we were wrangling about cabinetry color (i prefer a natural look, he's been doing some dark stain work)
Awesome! I love the kitchen. Some day I will have a nice open kitchen.
From the pic, it looks like just "knick-knacks" in the overhead, and the only wine is the three bottles standing up.