Nice!

Spot on. Great textures and looks like it has always been there. All of the elements combined make a great statement.

love it!

Rustic indeed! Congratulations!

Amazing! Love this! Love that chose to use stone indoors...what a beautiful feature it became to help tie everything together.

I love the makeover, it got a rustic personality, just asking are those tiles for backsplash or other things?

Where did you get the stacked stone?

sooo much better!

Well done!!

Good job!

You nailed it!

Nice update!

nice!...what flooring did you use?

The dry stacked stone wall is a nice touch!

Perfect log cabin bathroom!

So much nicer!

Hello Warren, that is not a tile, it is a dry stack slate that comes in approx. 12" long by 4" wide strips and it's easy to apply. No need to grout!

Hello K, we purchased this stone from our local tile supplier. I am sure that if you ask at your local tile shop they will have it as it's very popular material and reasonable as well.

Hello maryqf, the floor we used for this log home is from SHAW , it's a hand-scarped wood plank layer on the top and laminate below. It gives the rich wood look without paying for solid hardwood flooring. Great product and very durable; We also used this product in our Highland Park store and with all the foot traffic we have its holding up great!

The new design looks more roomy. Great job!

Much more rustic but still updated! Great work!

we actually used a very similar stone for a low wall in our log cabin that separates the entryway and the kitchen.