Sad 70s bath gets an update!
My husband and I left our condo (where I did a bathroom remodel that we STILL miss) and moved into a home that was built in the 70s. None of the bathrooms were updated. We made the lower-level bathroom our first big project.
I still have one blank wall that might need some art or extra hooks and I might paint the non-tiled areas gray at some point, but work is done!
BTW, we got three quotes on the glass panel. I posted a thread here after I was disappointed by the high quotes. The third guy decided to send a quote by text after we left a voicemail to schedule a call (we passed on that one). The fourth came in at $800 and they were able to schedule us earlier than the other two. Hooray!
One bathroom down, two to go!
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I had wanted the niche on the wall that faces you when you enter the room, but that didn't work out for a couple reasons. I was so excited when we realized we could put a niche that was extra deep on the wall by the fixtures! I love it!
Floor tile - Deco D'Antan by Tagina
Overside subway - American Olean
Chair rail - Ceramic Expressions
Vanity - Kitchen Bath Collection
Faucet - Newport Brass
Toilet - Kohler Memoirs Stately
Shower fixtures - Pottery Barn (I do not recommend!)
Towel bar/ring/hook/paper holder - Restoration Hardware
Light fixtures - Shades of Light
Mirror - Horchow
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By the way, we got rid of the tub because our dog was afraid of his baths and the shower wouldn't be so scary. Unfortunately, cancer took him before the work was done.
Our new puppy, however, LOVES the shower. Even likes to sit in there for fun.
- 10 years ago
- 10 years ago
The tiles are different. The floor tile it too big to be used in the shower and there are several mosaic options from that company.
I never saw the one I picked in the grey color way until my order showed up. I was a little nervous, but I love it!
Tile shopping...my floor tile is on top and the shower tile, in black, is on the left.
Other styles I considered to give you a sense of what this company does. Their mosaics are really interesting!
When the order came in...
rockybird