Hall Bath Reveal

It was a total gut job but keeping the original layout cut down on costs (exception was swapping the toilet and vanity). The goal was to update it and make it feel bigger without actually adding square footage. We had the electric upgraded {as well as throughout the rest of the home} to today’s standards and replaced all finishes and fixtures {minus the vanity}.

From a renovation standpoint, I'm declaring this room DONE.

What we did:

• tore out soffit over the bathtub 
• swapped toilet and sink 
• replaced yellow bathtub 
• hung new light fixture above the mirror 
• painted the walls & ceiling 
• tiled the shower walls 
• new door for linen closet 
• painted the existing vanity and replaced countertop, sink & hardware 
• replaced the mirror over the sink 
• new toilet 
• replaced tile floor

Before

After

While the shower got standard white grout, I chose a sandy gray grout for the floor in the hopes of it hiding dirt a little better. The tiles placed in a diamond pattern give such a great look to the bathroom.

Linen Closet Before

After

Bye bye sinks & countertop

Adios dirty, ugly yellow tub

We replaced the old gray tub with a deeper, sleeker white soaking tub

 

Paint Colors (all Benjamin Moore)

Ceilings, Trim - White Dove
Bathroom walls - Ozark Shadows
Bathroom Vanity - Universal Black