I always wonder what the inside of our home
has looked like over the past 98 years...
What kind of wall paper did they have?
What did the kitchen look like before
the "renovation" they did in the 1960's?
What kind of flooring was in the bathroom?
Well, I can now answer what kind of wall
paper was in the bathroom, and what kind of flooring they
once had under the current linoleum.
Do you think this bathroom had that floral wall paper
(in the right hand pic)
the same time they had that checkered green and brown flooring?
I hope so!! Ha
Here are the step by step changes our bathroom
has had over the past few days!!
Step 1: remove old vanity, mirror, light.
Step 2: remove linoleum and parts of the sub floor ruined by water
Step 3: remove plastic wall covering
Step 4: lay new hardy backer flooring and patch the gaps between old and new
Step 5: Lay ceramic hexagon tiles
Step 6: Install bead board, new piping (ours was rusted into "on" position)
and install new vanity....
Everything was going smoothly until step 6,
when our contractor was installing the vanity.
The drawers in the vanity were at the exact same height
as the water pipes, therefore they ran into the pipes when they were closed.
So, we decided to get a different vanity...
and I am kinda happy the white vanity didn't work,
because after we brought the white vanity into the bathroom,
I no longer liked it.
It was too much white, nothing stood out.
The new vanity we picked out did not go with the
mirror or light we had picked for the white vanity.
Therefore,
As of last night, I have totally redesigned this bathroom.
The vanity light,
the vanity,
the mirror
have all been returned and
the new mirror, light and vanity
have been picked out...
And I am more excited than ever!!