Finished bathroom
Written by julio on December 18th, 2006
We finally got around to taking a nice picture of our finished bathroom. It’s amazing how good the wide angle lense makes things look!
We finally got around to taking a nice picture of our finished bathroom. It’s amazing how good the wide angle lense makes things look!
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Hey, I don’t think that it’s just the wide angle lens. The house actually looks terrific. You must have moved a lot of stuff around to take these pictures. From these pictures, I think you could easily be featured in a magazine. Start hunting one
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Still working my way through your previous posts. This looks fantastic! Beautiful work, guys!
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I absolutely love everything about this bathroom! Did you make the wall detail yourself or was it there (I guess I should search for the before picture
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Awww - thanks! There are some “before” photos elsewhere on the site. The former bathroom was a hideous pink and beige number from the 60s with nothing original about it. Julio and his dad copied the wainscot detailing from our dining room, but painted it rather than staining it.
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If you click on “before” condition under TAGs, you can see the pictures taken before we started.
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I WANT YOUR BATHROOM!!! That is completely the look I’m going after. One question though, is it hard to keep the hexagonal tile cleaned on the floor? I’m kind of scared of all the grout, but it looks so cool! I am even planning on using black accents. Can I just have your bathroom? Trade?
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Thanks! We are not good housekeepers, but the tile floor seems to always look good. Other than some sweeping and very rare damp mopping, we don’t really worry about it at all. Having the contrasting tiles, grout and accents makes it busy enough that your eye doesn’t ever focus on the dirt. The key, though, is that we used the more modern glazed tiles, as opposed to the authentic unglazed. Also, we would recommend using a dark grout, so it doesn’t get dingy looking. Just checked out your blog…very ambitious trying to rehab a house while in school. Good luck!