as compared to the original trim work in the downstairs bathroom (with brand-new frosted glass window).
pretty money, huh?
scattered thoughts on life, on design, and on {beatrice + the bird}
Monday, June 23, 2008
bathroom with all (okay, a lot of) the trimmings
check out Drew's super trim work. Note the window he did here
as compared to the original trim work in the downstairs bathroom (with brand-new frosted glass window).
pretty money, huh?
as compared to the original trim work in the downstairs bathroom (with brand-new frosted glass window).
pretty money, huh?
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Monday, June 09, 2008
upstairs bath concept board
a bit of inspiration, and then the real stuff we're using.
http://www.brooklynlimestone.blogspot.com/
http://www.thisoldhouse.com/
Sunday, June 08, 2008
bathroom month summer 2008: weekend 1
a couple things of note happened this weekend: first, we began a monthlong surge to finish the upstairs bathroom before both drew's parents and my mom and paul arrive at the beginning of july. and second, the sun came out in oregon. seriously, we are getting slammed this spring with cold, wet weather, and there's no real end in sight, so we're grateful for even a couple of hours of direct sunlight a week. i'm sure our tomatoes and strawberries are grateful as well (the latter have been rotting in place).
so, we're already a day behind, because drywall hanging took two days instead of one. probably because i am craptastic at all things drywall, including but not limited to carrying, measuring and cutting, so drew has to do ALL the work. here he is in action, installing the first of many ceiling panels:
that yellow thing at the front of the frame is the drywall lift. read: best machine EVER.
sun! in portland!
note pawprints on ceiling. huck was extremely helpful, especially when drew was trying to cut the drywall.
despite worrying that the salvage gods would rain down hatred upon me for doing so, i decided to paint the original, unlaquered brass feet of the tub a rich, glossy espresso brown, mostly so the brass wouldn't conflict with the nickel and chrome finishes in the rest of the bathroom. turned out really well, salvage gods be damned.
how things looked as of 6 pm tonight, facing the linen closet and future sites of the tub (left side) and toilet (right). the entire room now has walls! very advanced. next up, mudding.
for more pics, click on the flickr badge at left and then on the "bathroom month, june 2008" set. stay tuned.
so, we're already a day behind, because drywall hanging took two days instead of one. probably because i am craptastic at all things drywall, including but not limited to carrying, measuring and cutting, so drew has to do ALL the work. here he is in action, installing the first of many ceiling panels:
that yellow thing at the front of the frame is the drywall lift. read: best machine EVER. sun! in portland! note pawprints on ceiling. huck was extremely helpful, especially when drew was trying to cut the drywall.
despite worrying that the salvage gods would rain down hatred upon me for doing so, i decided to paint the original, unlaquered brass feet of the tub a rich, glossy espresso brown, mostly so the brass wouldn't conflict with the nickel and chrome finishes in the rest of the bathroom. turned out really well, salvage gods be damned. how things looked as of 6 pm tonight, facing the linen closet and future sites of the tub (left side) and toilet (right). the entire room now has walls! very advanced. next up, mudding.for more pics, click on the flickr badge at left and then on the "bathroom month, june 2008" set. stay tuned.
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