hmmm I never thought about shopping the whole store instead of staying in that room-zone. I need a cabinet for my sewing room badly and now I'm thinking one of those tool cabinets like my hubby has in the garage would be perfect. "A weekend and a little paint" right Monica!!
I absolutley don't like wooden ceiling but in this bathroom it works and brings atmosphere. Well done ! I am a bog fan of using what's good and not throwing everything out.
Monica u are exceptionally good...this channel lose their big audience when they stop this show "weekender" But u are absolutely amazing nd so talented magnetic to attract all previous audience nd all new ppl..no one can resist to praise ur exceptional good nd unique ideas of make over..keep it up..loveeeeeee ur transformation..love from pakistan...❤❤❤ ...
Lovely transformation! The neutral limewash on the walls is perfection. The new vanity and mirrors were spot on. The ceiling and feature corner waterfall backdrop with wall shelving is absolutely stunning! The painting is pretty but got a little lost in the mix. Maybe hang the plants or use floor plants, or a lower/longer console. Only thing I found jarring was the gray armoire. Maybe instead wood toned to match the vanity, lime washed like the walls, dark brown from the shower tiles or black like the hardware. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 ❤🎆🎇✨
I agree about the color of the armoire. I think it should be a color closer to that of the vanity and possibly taller - there is something about the height that feels "off" to me. But the extra storage is great and I like that it has glass so that you can see where your most used products are and grab them easily when needed.
I really like what you did with the corner shelf to make the tub look more intentionally askew. Love the lights and all the storage, and the oil painting! The only things I didn't like was too many mixed faucet finishes and the hole around the tub fixtures, I thought there might be some way to make that a bit less obvious. And maybe would paint the gray cabinet a different color, it didn't really go with everything else, but the shape and function was nice.
this is awesome! I know this is such a small detail, but I feel like making the shade on the window a light wood/rattan shade instead would've helped balance the wood in the room better. Right now the wood looks to be more centered towards the entrance. Anyways, awesome work!
She said they were going to finish the bottom shelf to protect the wood. The shelf is removable, which would make cleaning easier. Mostly just a dust mop to clean below the shelf & around the tub. 😄✨
Everything really is beautiful. The only thing I think is weird is the shelf that is level with the tub. The cut out around the plumbing is weird and looks like an afterthought.
I love the corner with the tub but I would have change the tub faucet so I wouldn’t have that hole that makes it look unfinished. Maybe it was not permitted by code, like having exposed piping sounds like something I that is not to code
That makeover is fabulous. The vanity is beautiful and very functional. I love the new light fixtures and mirrors and the black hardware. Adding the wood planks to the ceiling and in the corner by the bathtub and then adding the shelving turned the entire feeling of the room, and added so much functional storage. Also added a great deal of warmth to the room. I'm not a fan of the gray color of the armoir, or its height. I think it could be taller and should be a tone that more closely matches the vanity. I don't see how gray fits in the otherwise natural wood/sort of beige look of the rest of the room. Overall, a stunning transformation!
If it is treated wood that is used, say, for outdoor fencing, no problem. I didn't look for one but I assume there is also a venting fan somewhere in the room since the bathroom look like it was remodeled, it definitely is not a 100 plus year old bathroom!
I thought lime wash was sensitive to humidity? Maybe you thought about that, and that would be good to tell other home renovators that might not know and just follow your advise :). Thanks for a good episode!
I really like what you did with this but I keep getting distracted by the fact that every metallic finish in that bathroom is different. The shower has chrome, the tub has brushed nickel, now the sinks have black metal edge mirrors. Honestly it looks 100 times better, but it still needs work.
Erm.. so now there's a gaping hole around the bathtub's tap and showerhead, where dust and water will get into but that they won't be able to access to clean and dry??? Whose genius idea was that???
