Just found out our new house has deeply slanted ceiling in master bath
Amy Martin
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Our New Master Bath
Comments (5)Hi Ann, There is travertine on the borders, the ledge of the edge of the shower and the little cubby for soap. The floor and the wall were ceramic tile. We wish we could afford an all travertine bath, but since we had the lighter ceramic on the wall, it made the decorative stuff stand out more. I also thought about removing the bathtub (1 use in 3 years), but was to chicken cause of resale value. The only thing it was good for was holding my potted plants during the winter. I'm really enjoying my bath. And from my experiences with our contractors, I have to say, never assume nothin'! What they have in their minds may not be what you have in your mind. All the best and please post those photos when you are done. Esther...See MoreI don't like our new master bath
Comments (40)I would like to second peytonroad's suggestion about the backsplash tile. Use the blue glass tile but also incorporate some of the tan tile into the backsplash. You have a nice, long span of backsplash and I think that could really tie it together. I also like the idea of having your contractor take the blue tile band all the way out to the edge. Even though a door will be going in, that will make the blue accent look more purposeful and finished. I agree with lukkiirish and others that more blue on the walls is a good idea. I like your blue tiles and I don't think the combination is a mistake - you do have the "sand and sea" look and sweeby makes a great point about adding colorful accents. I have a feeling, if you take some of these suggestions, you will love it in the end....See MoreSneak Peek of our Unfinished Master Bath
Comments (26)Lol, the toilet does not feel private! It's next to the shower. We could have relocated it to a closet close by, but it would have been cramped and windowless. We could also have combined the tub and shower and put the toilet up one end or other. The toilet location was the biggest challenge with the width of the room, but there's a door and we close it while using the toilet, so it doesn't really matter where it is....See MoreOpinion: Should We Sell our Home or Just Rent it Out for a Year?
Comments (44)Hey, all. I thought I would give you an update. We have had one "low ball" offer ~$675,000 since reducing our house price to $749,000. We couldn't get that low so they offered on a higher priced home that had a pool (they really wanted a pool, so I think they preferred our home, but were trying to get us down, so that they could put in a pool). However, I think things are really picking up in the neighborhood. Four high end homes have gone under contract (2 at $799, $699 and $829) in the last couple of weeks, so I am no longer worried about comps. We are going to continue through May with it just "for sale" and then we'll offer it to rent, as well, beginning in June. I am at peace with either option, as I am just excited for us to get on with our lives together in Florida. I appreciate everyone's help, support, and positive energy....See Morehummingalong2
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