Anyway at the beginning of this tale we kept the original 1948 vanity. And took away all of these awesome layers of paint. Mom did the most work with the toxic fabulous goo. go mom!
here's dad littering his cigarette butts in the garden of eden. In somewhat a compassionate note he is a stress basket and did have a lot to do in a short amount of time including coordinating electrical, plumbing, dryer repair, drywall, carpentry, a car show and registering his vehicle and bathing it, and mom. The workers were: Salvador, Raul, Jose, and Alejandro. Oh, and me, lets not forget, cuz i'm awesome. I powerwashed the patio, polished things, dusted, vacuumed, and tidy-d. Cigarette butts are litter though guys, don't deny. I'm thinking a soft very light blue for the bathroom. I can't decide the color of the vanity yet but i painted the insides a rad shade of cranberry. and this is my dream tile which we must save up for. i think it goes with both an earthy yet contemporary feel? i want it to cover the vanity and the floor and small white subway tiles as the backsplash and in the shower.
and lo and behold like magic, primer works wonders! though in the right angle the spackle looked like puffy white clouds in the bright sky. and then dad got all obsessed with making sure the sheeting protected the permabase whatever until we tile and that took forever and then something was leaking after everyone left and the door wouldn't go back on right- so we don't have to yell 'virtual door' anymore- and can just shut it like normal people even if there isn't a knob on the door. but one last group effort...also i'm super proud of mom buying brushed nickle and those awesome round bulbs and i picked out the curved shower bar which rocks! and pushed for the tile being elevated past the window which seriously helps the bathroom with verticality and looking not so claustraphobic.
and lo and behold like magic, primer works wonders! though in the right angle the spackle looked like puffy white clouds in the bright sky. and then dad got all obsessed with making sure the sheeting protected the permabase whatever until we tile and that took forever and then something was leaking after everyone left and the door wouldn't go back on right- so we don't have to yell 'virtual door' anymore- and can just shut it like normal people even if there isn't a knob on the door. but one last group effort...also i'm super proud of mom buying brushed nickle and those awesome round bulbs and i picked out the curved shower bar which rocks! and pushed for the tile being elevated past the window which seriously helps the bathroom with verticality and looking not so claustraphobic.
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looks fab! How long did it take from first pic of bathroom with spackling to the last?
wooHOO!! looks so good.
Looks fantastic!
the drywall was done on the 28th or 29th with the spackle then a few day break for the holiday weekend then they came back sanded and primered it all and on maybe the first or 2nd (wed)- while mom did the vanity, then the last things they did were install the shower backing, and the fixtures. so about a week? and the demo was maybe a week before that.
My goodness. First of all, I love the phrase 'God's art.' Tremendous. I must/will plagiarize that.
But more importantly, with such mad-cap construction site so close to your sleeping quarters, I can't help but wonder what sort of particles you are breathing in when you sleep at night. Perhaps you go to bed wearing a surgical mask :)
wow! i love the photo of the three of you working together. proves it can be done. ; )
that tile looks really cool, btw. i hope you can get it!
when can i come over and use the bathroom and feel all privileged and stuff? : )
Said rouge brother totally apologized for the damaging the jungle. The new bathmat is cushy and wow, hot water, cold water, light switches. It is all good.
"Virtual door!" hahaha.
looks awesome. That tile is DEFINITELY worth saving up for; don't settle, keep pushing for it!
whoaaaaaa! the wall is soo different! but i liked going to the wc via twinkly lights. hmm, i think your mommy needs a tattoo on her arm, maybe the henna kind, but still. and i SO want to be able to strip furniture! maybe the next time you can invite me over to 'help' / learn and drink lemonades.
Talk about night and day! Can't wait to use the facilities and experience the newness for myself!
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