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our bathroom reno.

13 years ago
last modified: 13 years ago
We were brave with our choices for the entire house. Our old farmhouse was a timber frame construction so we salvaged all the wood we could and used it in places like the door frames making them appear as a post and lintel construction. To go with the large timers sporting square nail holes, the old sawmill markings, and hand hewn notches, we decided to apply a Venetian plaster using durabond 90. We are very pleased with the results produced. We were particularly pleased with the restoration of an old sideboard we had purchased years earlier. The antique mirror was repainted using hammered metal spray paint.

Comments (2)

  • PRO
    13 years ago
    Great restoration ! so much character and life in this bathroom !
  • PRO
    13 years ago
    Very nice, if you want some additional drama, you might put that mirror(whidh is a little small where it is) and put it on the wall where you have the towels, then you can add towel hooks lower if needed. Then I would get a large rectangular mirror with a heavy black oframe for above the vanity. You might also try staining the grout darker to match the tile.