Bath remodel. Open or privacy
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Small bath remodel on a modest budget. Finished!
Comments (108)Thank you, IRhuel and rufinorox! Emmi--Thank you! We had another full bath in the house, so showering wasn't a problem, thank Goodness. The entire bathroom was gutted in March down to the studs, then the ceiling was bumped up and a closet door reorientated. Then it was sheetrocked and tiled(walls and shower). After that, the fixtures were put in. The bathroom wasn't ready for complete use until October. It took a while, but it was mostly my fault because I took my time researching and making decisions on products since I was on a tight budget. I thought I would go insane trying to choose the tile!...See MoreKitchen open floor plan remodel, 6 months later. Thanks GW
Comments (57)Laughable- thanks so much for the link, perhaps we can do something like that this summer when we have more time. Looks like a great fix for now until we can save the 3K for window treatments. Whit- our kitchen is just over 16' long and 12' wide. For the lighting plan we actually have a small pendant to still put in over the kitchen sink. We originally purchased 2 pendants over the peninsula, but with the kitchen light fixture, dining chandelier so close by we nixed it. We used the highly GW rec. home depot LED 4" lights. We had the electrician put them where we needed them most and have 8/9 in the kitchen and then more threw out the first floor. They are all on dimmers. With out the uppers to worry about shadows on the countertop we rarely turn them all the way up. During the day I rarely turn on any lights as the place gets lots of natural light. Good luck with your remodel. I really working in this kitchen and find it plenty big for us. We hosted Christmas and had about 5-6 people cooking/prepping and it was great. Cleans up well and the peninsula has been perfect for my 3 year olds meals and craft time and keeps her at bay while I cook. Just wanted to ad our much anticipated new addition finally made her debute fashionably late on 2/13/13, a successful VBAC: We are enjoying her just as much as the kitchen ;)...See MoreOpen nook in bath remodel - Thoughts?
Comments (4)Is it wide enough for seating. My favorite part of my bathroom was the cheapest. I put two storage creates together and topped it with a cushion. I love to sit on it in the am to moisturizer after a shower and to do pedicures....See MoreMaster bath remodel
Comments (53)The shower in the middle is a unique touch, I love the color scheme. The accent tile in the shower was a really good touch. A towel warmer was a brilliant add, as who does not love a warm towel right out of the shower. This remodel turned out very well nice job....See MoreP C
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