After 42 working days (if my math is correct), our bathroom and living room construction projects are done! When I last left off on our updates, we were waiting for the sinks and countertop to be installed. It’s gorgeous! Here’s
Yesterday I posted an update on the living room. I only have a few things to share about changes to the bathroom. The electrician installed new lights in the sink room and the shower room… …including a gloriously bright light
When I go two weeks in between updates, you’re going to see a lot of changes. Get ready for tons of pictures! Our contractor has focused on the living room over the past two weeks or so. It’s been quite
Since we don’t expect our new bathroom vanity to arrive for a couple more weeks (thanks, COVID!), our contractor has moved the construction from the master bathroom to the living room. I completely forgot to take real “before” pictures way
Since we’re still waiting for the vanity to arrive, there isn’t much work going on in the bathroom right now. The latest changes were adding the showerhead and other fixtures to the walls. Now the work moves to the living
Over the past week, things have really moved along in the bathroom project. The tile and grout are finished, and we have the first two coats of paint! When our tile guy came to scope out the project, he made
Things are happening so quickly that it’s sometimes hard to keep up! So let’s see if I can keep everything in chronological order from the past three days. Last Friday featured a lot of new drywall. Our contractor installed all
We’re just one week into our master bathroom renovation, and we already can see huge improvements! Since demo day last week, our contractor has made some great progress. The old pipes from the toilet and shower base have been removed.
I’m finally getting around to posting the pictures from our first spring project! First up, it’s the before photos of our old front door. This is what the area looked like for a good portion of the day. It was
While demo day is fun (and noisy!), it also kind of makes you question why you decided to start a major project in the first place. But the result of demo day is an empty shell with lots of possibilities!