I've been working on a little project with my mom, and it's finally finished!!
A beautiful, bright, sparkling new bathroom!
I *wish* it were in my own house :)
I really really wish.
But that's ok....it's being enjoyed by my little sis, Shannon :) (oh...and by me...when my boys and I go to sleep over at Nanny's house)
I wish I had a before pic. The original bathroom was about 30 years old, and in need of some TLC. Ok...more than a little TLC....we had it all ripped out, and started fresh :)
I'm so happy with how it turned out....phew. I was just a *liiittle* bit nervous that our "vision" wouldn't be quite as lovely in real life. But Shannon loves it.....my mom loves it....and that's what matters :)
The big mirror was the original mirror in the bathroom...and my dad felt very attached to it!.......so we worked it in :) It really does open up the room and make it feel twice as big as it is!
It's been finished for a month or so now, and I've been able to have a couple of really relaxing baths in that beautiful tub......dimmed chandelier and all. So so lovely.
Our contractors, Danny and Brandon of New Vision Projects (and their crew of skilled tradespeople), did an amazing job!
Ahh I love it. It's so gorgeous. I wanted to see it when I was out so I'm glad you posted it! :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning Tracey!!!! I'm in LOVE with that bathtub :-)
ReplyDeleteVictoria
Wow So Pretty! The vanity is my favorite piece. Lucky lil sis you have!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! So pretty and relaxing! You did a fantastic job...
ReplyDeleteWOW! I never thought an all white bathroom could look so polished and sleek!! Please post more of your work, its a wonder!
ReplyDelete-Irwin Zinkin
It's glorious!! What a transformation!! A far cry from the lavender awesomeness that was the old tub!! I love the legs of the vanity.
ReplyDeleteGORGE!!!
Looks great Tracey!
ReplyDeleteThis is so lovely and very similiar to what I hope our master bathroom will look like when our own renovation is done,(minus your beautiful tub)as our space is quite a bit smaller.
ReplyDelete- Alda
this is so fresh and clean love it..
ReplyDeleteWow. What an amazing transformation from the mauves to the whites! Love it. I may or may not, have to use the loo the time I'm at your folks!!! ;-) guess it would be pushing things to take a bath!!!
ReplyDeleteKaren
OH my that is amazing! I am so happy for all of you that get to use it!...What a wonderful job you all did!
ReplyDeletewowwwww looks so gorgeous! I was just stopping over to see how you were doing! Had been a while since I've had a chance to read your blog. I might forward this post to my hubby for future reference. ;)
ReplyDeleteThis bathroom looks immaculate! I’m pretty sure that you are now enjoying relaxing bath times in your beautiful bathroom. All the pieces complement the overall look of the space, but what I like most is the different patterns used to decorate the area. It breaks the monotony of the bathroom and gives it an interesting look.
ReplyDeleteThis bathroom is a sight to behold! It is majestic and very elegant. Though the majority of the design and pieces are in white and gray tones, it does not look dull or uninteresting. Rather, the color makes the room look lighter and more spacious! And the simplicity of the look makes this bathroom attractive and pleasing to the eye.
ReplyDeleteTracey, your bathroom is radiant! Taking a long, relaxing bath in your tub must be double the pleasure. Yes, mirrors make a space look bigger. The chandelier is such a nice touch :)
ReplyDeleteWhere can I get that vanity!?
ReplyDeleteWhere can I find the vanity?
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ReplyDeleteI'd like to know also where this vanity come from
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ReplyDeleteWhat color paint did you use on the walls?
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ReplyDeleteLove, love, love the vanity. Where can one find?
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