The before view of the bathroom from the bedroom
The before view inside the bathroom to your immediate right
It was a closet, deep and narrow. This was the inside.
The after view to your immediate right; the shower has been relocated
If you look closely at the little tile, you'll see glass tiles that are a greenish beige. That is the color of the bathroom walls above the beadboard.
The before view of the shower on the right
The before view of the inside of the shower
The after view of the shower on the right
The before view of the vanity to your immediate left
The after view of the vanity to your immediate left
The before view of my beloved Toto toilet on the left.
This is a closeup of the hand towel rack.
The after view of my beloved Toto toilet on the left, after the half wall.
And now my very own idea made real by Robby Cain, contractor extraordinaire....look:
I have a secret storage space for books and extra tp or whatever. Isn't that cool? A girl thought of that, thank you very much!
The closet that was once to your immediate right in the bathroom was relocated and redesigned. It's now located after the shower, across from the toilet and it runs floor to ceiling.
Here is the front side of the half wall.
And now we have a library light over the toilet on a separate switch.
This is a shot from the bathroom back into the unstaged bedroom. I took it so you can see a truer picture of the paint color I used in both rooms. It's a fresh, light green. In the bathroom shots, I think it looks yellow.
There you have it! It took 6 weeks because the original painters delayed us a week and snow delayed us a week. It would have taken 4. And it's my favorite room in our house. That's saying quite a lot!
Thank you to Randy for addressing the floor plan problem; thank you to Robby and Debbie Cain for seeing to every single detail for us and leaving us with such a lovely space; and thank you to THE SOURCE (you gotta keep up, folks - that's Chef Stu's new name!) for blessing this project and making a big girl's dream of a functional space a reality.
Always looking forward (to taking a shower), PJ
