I am so excited to share the after photos with you! (In case you missed the first post, click HERE to see the before pics!) We absolutely love everything that was selected. Some things were purchased online (hardware/mirror), many items were purchased at Moluf’s (sink, toilet, faucet, shower fixtures, hot water heater). We love that place! Continue reading “#10 Bathroom Reno: The AFTER Photos!”
Continue reading “#8 Bathroom Reno: TILE-When It Starts To Come Together!”
The behind the scenes work continues. Things are happening. Just remember that good things take time (and skill)! Insulation was added in areas in addition to the spray foam that was done on demo day. #sealupthosecracks #donotletthecrittersin Continue reading “#7 Bathroom Reno: The Prep Work Continues!”
To me, every bit of building is so important. If you don’t have a solid foundation and proper use of materials in the beginning (even though you don’t see them) that can lead to problems in the future (i.e. water, or tile that cracks, etc.) Continue reading “#5 Bathroom Reno: The Devil Is In the Details…”
Bathroom Reno: Subfloor installedThe demo portion is done, so now there is a clean slate. Nothing horrible was found except for a section of pipe that was behind the shower from the controls to the shower head was taken outside and placed softly on grass – the pipe fell apart. Continue reading “#4 Bathroom Reno: And so it begins… Lights Out.”
It helps so much to go through magazines and look online for inspiration photos. I saved our images in a folder in Pinterest so that I could access them easily. Continue reading “#2 Bathroom Reno: Our Inspiration Photos and Ideas!”
We have very little experience when it comes to renovations. Our house was built in 1931. It has oodles of charm (did I just say oodles? 🙄) When we moved into our house the walls and ceilings had been blown with a popcorn texture 😳 – The walls are plaster, so we had them re-plastered so they were smooth. The guys did a fabulous job! We also had all the floors sanded and refinished. Other than that we did everything ourselves, paint, etc. – About 10-15 years later we did renovate our kitchen. We found contractors for each job. The problem is when there is a problem with one it backs up everyone and it’s not easy to get back on the schedule in a timely manner. That’s why we wanted to use a contractor, someone who managed what was going on and noted anything that needed to be changed, etc. We wouldn’t have known the small things that turn out to be pretty big things. Continue reading “#1 Bathroom Renovation: The “Before”…”
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