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There are spaces in my home that will never make an appearance on this blog.
The basement, for one. Well, the ‘old’ basement area. And the laundry cave in the ‘old’ basement. It’s a space in our 120-year-old home that truly shows its age.
Then there’s the master bathroom. The en suite. Which is neither masterful nor suite-like.
Or sweet, for that matter.
It’s small, much like every other room in our home. Charming. Which sounds much more desirable than it really is …
It’s one of those bathroom spaces that are split up. Divided. The vanity/sink and mirror are actually in the bedroom. The toilet and shower right next door. Behind a closed door.
Thankfully.
And despite its diminutive size, a full remodel would probably still run me $10,000. Or $15,000. Or $20,000?
Clearly I have no idea.
But that doesn’t stop me from dreaming of a remodel. A big one. A gut one.
And my biggest challenge would be choosing between a white and chrome themed space …
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or a gold, glam themed space …
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But in either case, a towel warmer would be a must. A deal breaker. Especially after the brutal winter we’ve been experiencing in Chicago!
Linda
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Oh I had a towel warmer in Montana that made getting out of a claw foot tub tolerable!
Well if you have enough room for one of those vanities your bathroom is HUGE in my book and I’m jealous.
I have been dreaming of a master bath recently too. The flower wallpaper has got to go. So does the the icky fiber glass shower. The bathtub feels like I’m sitting in a hole in the floor. Ugh.
Hi Linda,
I have been thinking of doing an up do on my master bath too. You have some great inspiration.
Kris
I just redid my master bathroom – but it was a make over not a remodel. 98% of it was done with paint. I painted the walls, floors, cabinets, counter tops, mirror moulding, doors, trim, storage units, even the grate, outlet covers, shower curtain rod, towel rod, shutters, tp caddy, light fixture, and door knobs. My colors were PURPLE (I caps it because it is that purple – it shouts it), silver, and black and only the doors, trim, and shutters were re-painted white to freshen them up. I even added black to the “cut out” portions of the doors to give them extra visual interest.
The only thing I did that wasn’t paint was buying new shower curtain (bought a 2nd later and I alternate), new black rugs/mats, a new soap dispenser, and the moulding to frame out the mirror. I did use some peel and stick floor tiles and cut those into smaller squares, spray painted them and added them as a checkered (silver and black) border and then trimmed that out with nail head trim I had left over from re-doing some furniture.
So even though I would love to have new fixtures (man a new faucet and a cool sink would be awesome), I’m really happy with the make over. It’s pretty dramatic – I think of it as Old Hollywood Glam with a Twist.
Pics of the update (and befores) are available here if you scroll down: http://stacyrocks.com/master-bathroom-overhaul/