Finally done! In retrospect, I can't figure out why it took so long...it all seems so simple in pictures.
For backstory and more 'Before' pics, check out Master Bath Part I and Master Bath Part II.
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| Shower Trim - Before & After |
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| Shower Trim - Before & After |
Despite all the work there was considerable damage left on the wall behind the old vanity. I used cheep and simple Wainscoat from HD to cover the damaged areas. To me, Wainscoat says early-American design (not my taste), but it seems to work in here.
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| White Wainscoat |
The average height of a bathroom countertop is 31-inches. I failed to measure the original (hobbit) height, but I'm sure it was much less. Unfortunately, I may have gotten a little overzealous with the replacement. At a towering 43-inches to the top of the sink, even my 5'7" self needed a step-stool just to brush my teeth.
But that is not a problem when you have one these on hand (the sawzall not the blow dryer).
It was worth the wait!
Decorating is always more fun!
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| Sponge soap from Tarpon Springs, FL |
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