After 5 years of living in our little house and NOT using our master bathroom shower, I finally used EVERY component of my master bath tonight! Whoop!
This project started this summer when we finally decided enough-is-enough and got the project rolling. Before the photos, let's talk dimensions. The footprint of the master bath is 5'0" x 5'6". Really freakin tiny! It's hard to take photos when you can't step back far enough.
Here are a few before photos:
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| Before vanity. Fancy eh? |
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| Before shower. Leaky floor, not used in 5 years... |
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| Before toilet. Had to squeeze by the vanity and shower to get to it. Oh yeah, sweet stick on tile, huh? |
Let's get going on demolition! (we paid someone to do the dirty work...)
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| During demo. Had to sledge out the shower floor. |
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| Gutting the shower walls. |
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| Down to the subfloor and all clean. Subfloor was also replaced. |
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| Shower all cleaned up. |
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| Vanity and tile, gone! I like my medicine cabinet, so it got to stay. |
This was a MOMENTOUS occasion! See that plug in? Yes! I have a plug in now!
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| Plug in and patched up wall. |
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| Tiled vanity backsplash (raised drain line too). |
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| Picking out a color for the walls. |
Now time for the finishing touches. We couldn't find a shower curtain rod for the corner shower (well not for under $500) so we bought a bendable one on Amazon. Little time consuming to install, but we like it so far.
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| My boys hanging up the shower curtain rod. |
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| Yes, even the 6'6" tall hubby is too short sometimes :) |
All done!
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| New shower! |
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| Shower floor. No curbs! |
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| New toilet (which I love because the seat will not slam!) |
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| Close up of vanity and backsplash. |
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| Bendable shower rod. |
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| Tis the season! Well almost. |
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| New light fixture. So bright! |
Ahhhh, feels good to be done.
xoxo
