Sink and Tub Before ...
Tub after glazing! Its dry, but still curing, so that's the reason for the rubber glove on the faucet. We will be able to use it later today (the 24 hour mark).
Toilet Before ...
New sink and toilet!
New faucet ...
I hung my monogrammed Ballard shower curtain, but then realized that even though I ironed it before putting it in the linen closet, it has become wrinkled again, so I have to take it down again.
Floor Before ...
Floor After ...
I plan to paint the walls above the wainscotting a light grey. I have to pick up lavender towels and some accessories. Also, I'm not sure what to do above the toilet. I have that small shelf there now but I'm not sure if I should do something different. Suggestions?
(Oh, I wanted to add that the white cabinet, light fixture and mirror were all things that we replaced when we moved in. The bathroom was in even more dismal condition before but that was 5 years ago and I don't have digital pictures.)
Wow, the reglazing looks amazing - just like brand new! I love the floor and your shower curtain too. I like the shelf there and would add some decorative accessories. Great job! It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYour bathroom is coming right along. I think the gray and lavender are going to be excellent choices. Can't wait to see the end result. I know you're doing a happy dance each time you walk by!
ReplyDeleteWhat a huge transformation. I love the new fixtures and the floor is lovely. Reglazing is such a fabulous thing, your tub looks brand new. Grey and lavender sounds so pretty, I look forward to the finished room. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteit's really looking great! I would love to reglaze my shower... was it expensive? If you don't mind me asking?
ReplyDeleteLooks great, Melanie!
ReplyDeleteMy house was built in 1958 and all of our bathrooms had pink toilets, pink sinks, and pink tubs before we remodeled the house. I love pink color, but I don't know about pink bathroom. heehee...:D
The cost to reglaze was $385 (a little less than expected).
ReplyDeleteReglaze - $320
Caulk - $40 (a lot for caulk, but I just hate dealing with caulk)
Repair corroded spot - $25
I love your shower curtain and your new floors. You are giving me a lot of inspiration!
ReplyDeleteHi Melanie! What a gorgeous room this is turning into! So much work but worth the effort! The first thing that came to my mind was those wall words to match your monogrammed shower curtain! Something simple in saying? Just a thought! I also saw some smaller frameless mirrors in pretty shapes at KMart that would be pretty on the side of your large one?? Anyway its beautiful as is too! - Jeannette
ReplyDeleteI'm loving the way it's shaping up! Definitely looks a lot more sophisticated, so to say, much more classy!
ReplyDeleteAs for the shelf, I remember reading about some tasteful arrangements of toilet paper that I really liked. I think it would go well with the overall look. I will check to see where I read it and will post again.
Looks great!
ReplyDeleteHey Melanie, I love your new bathroom! What a nice job! I can't wait to keep up with you here on ur blog! Cin
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