Here are the rest of the pictures from the bathroom that I posted last Thursday...
Kim asked how I had hung the metal tissue holder on the wall ~ it was actually made so that it could be hung, as it has two keyhole openings on the back.This is an old window my husband picked up on the way home from work one day ~ someone had put it out to the road. I painted it and had mirrors cut and put them in place of the glass. It does help to make the small space seem a bit larger. The reproduction pedestal sink and faucet and the brass toilet paper holder were purchased from VanDykes Restorers. They have a great selection of reproduction supplies, including appliances... This is a little cabinet from Target, which I gave a coat of paint. The mirror is fashioned from an old standing picture frame that I painted...
This is my prized clawfoot tub, which my sweet husband wrestled down a flight of stairs of an old duplex we used to own...just for me. He has a lot of patience with some of my crazy ideas! At the time we didn't even have a place for it, but I knew someday I would... On the back wall is a peg rack he made for hanging towels...I found this wool hooked rug at Home Depot. It's a favorite, as our cocker spaniel, Zoe, is a similar black and white....
That's the ten cent tour!
I really like the pictures of your home! The bathroom is nice! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely Bathroom! I really like the little cabinet.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Deb! Im glad you came to visit! GReat bath shots!
ReplyDeleteI just love the old claw foot tub! All of the special touches you add to the rooms in your home make each one unique and charming:)
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love your bathroom! The sink, the awesome tub, and the rug are way cool!
ReplyDeleteYour little touches really do make your rooms special. But that tub!!! What a beauty!!! I would think that soaking in a tub that looked like that would make the soak seem even better!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI've had two previous homes with old claw foot tubs. I miss them!
I just loved Part II of your bathroom tour. Everything is just beautiful! You've given me some inspiration for our upcoming bathroom renovation (which will hopefully be taking place in the next month or so).
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful. I love clawfoot tubs. When I was painting interiors for a living, we once painted a clawfoot tub purple. lol It was a really nice house in an upscale neighborhood and they had decided to make the bathroom a "getaway" spot. We painted it a very soft lavender color. It was actually really pretty.
ReplyDeleteThat window-mirror really does make the space look bigger, even in the picture. I always see windows like that that people are throwing out and I'm always tempted to stop and get them. One of these days I'll actually do it!
I love your cosy bathroom, I guess I could spent hours in there!
ReplyDeleteWow what a lovely bathroom. Gives me alot of inspiration now when Iam renovating our house.
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