The Provision- After- Master Bath

Part 1 -  The Master Bath

Before

To be honest,

 this was not only the master bath & hall bath,

 but the only working bathroom in the house!

The photo does not due it justice... it was wayyyy scary!

The tub was rusted out,

the tile on the floor was popping up,

the vanity was water damaged beyond repair

and everything was very, very dirty!

 We made the decision to take the two bedrooms

and this "beautiful" bathroom

on the first floor and combine them

to make a master suite and powder room.

It was fun to find this old stud

behind the bathroom drywall.

For the record, we removed this stud

and added it back into the new wall.

Of course, we added our remodel

to this "list"!

Did I mention...

we gutted the place?!

:-)

This view is looking from the new master bedroom

into the new master bathroom!

Same view... During Reno

Stepping inside the door,

on the immediate right is the extra large shower-

During Reno

We designed the bathroom

to be light, bright and white!

We tiled the shower walls with traditional subway tile.

Wayne even built in a bench, which was topped

with the same granite we used on the vanity!

We searched high and long for the perfect vanity.

We found ours at Lowe's,

however it only came in brown....

no problem.. we just painted it the same white

as our trim color!

(I wish I could have taped us

getting it into the opening...

think--- leg press workout!)

I changed out the original knobs

for these sweet little glass ones!

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On the left side of the bathroom

is my antique claw foot tub

and behind that the toilet.

The toilet is the only thing from the original

bathroom still in the exact same place!

The finished view from our Master Bedroom.

The door on the right of the tub is the

entrance to our closet.

We used a white limestone tile for the floor.

The Vanity- All Done

The view back towards the bedroom.

(The lighting in some of the photos is causing a pink glow.

The color on the walls in both the

 bedroom and bath is China White (Benjamin Moore)

and does not contain any pink.)

There was enough room in the shower for

two shower heads.  We decided on a standard head

and a rain shower!  Each shower head operates

using an individual handle!  We LOVE our shower!

-----bath time-----

I was so excited to find that my thrift store

cart fit perfectly in the corner!

The branch from a "money tree"

adds the texture and color I wanted

for that corner!

My newest find for the bath was a caddy for the claw foot tub.

I had found many I loved but at $50- $100 didn't fit my 

thrifty ways...

I found mine at a local thrift store for

$1.53!

God is so Good!

I am linking up to Metamorphosis Monday

over at Between Naps on the Porch.

coming next...

Part 2- The Master Bedroom