And here is the before photo:
Now keep in mind that we're still not finished, but here is the (in-progress) after:
Here's what we've done:
- Painted the walls (Martha Stewart Magnetite)
- Installed a new light fixture
- Painted the trim (Behr Ultra Pure White)
- Installed a hexagon tile floor
- Replaced the peeling fiberglass shower surround with white subway tile
- Replaced the tub faucet, showerhead, and sink faucet
I love my striped vase from West Elm! It finally arrived after being back ordered for a VERY long time. I wasted no time clipping some pretty budding branches from the backyard and placing them in their new home:
And probably my favorite thing in the bathroom is this original painting by Etsy seller UnitedThread: (although the hand towels from Anthropologie aren't bad either):
I'd still like to find a few more wall accessories, and we also need to install the threshold in between the bathroom hexagon tile and hall:
The last thing I'd like to do is have a custom roman shade created for the window. Here are a few of the fabrics I'm considering:
Thanks so much!













I love the floor. Classic and timeless.
ReplyDeleteLove that print. All of the colors combined work so well together. I really love the wall color too... let's just say I love everything about it lol. Awesome job!
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful. I love the gray and yellow colours. And the print and towels.
ReplyDeleteThanks! That's why we chose it - it seemed to be a good fit for our little 1930's home.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kasey! I love gray and yellow together and have really been wanting to use the combination in a room somewhere.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sarah! I can't wait to finish it.
ReplyDeleteGood work Lauren, it's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love it! The floral print shade really catches my eye, would look awesome with the paint color & yellow towels. Can you share the style#/Maker?
ReplyDeleteLet me know when your house is for sale.. I would so move in as is!
Hey Lauren -
ReplyDeleteI don't know if you ended up locating the name of the fabric on the roman shade, but Camila posted about it over on Effortless Style (http://blog.effortless-style.com/2011/08/weekend-recap-my-rug-arrived/) last week. It's Misia fabric by Manuel Canovas. Funny too, because I knew she used this fabric ages ago, and I searched all through her archives trying to find it, but was unsuccessful. So disappointed, but then here she goes and posts about it a couple weeks later!
Thank you so much Carolyn! I hadn't gotten the name of the fabric, just a seller who wouldn't give me the name lol. I really appreciate the info!
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