Marble/Beadboard/Memoirs Bath

17 years ago

Here are photos of the first of two bathrooms we're renovating. Click on the photo to get to the album:

Materials:

- Kohler Memoirs Stately sink, glass shelf, toilet, faucet, shower controls, handshower, towel bar, and robe hooks

- Kohler water tile overhead rain panel

- Kohler Purist shower door

- Rejuvenation light fixtures, medicine cabinet, and push button switches

- Artistic Tile marble

- Pottery Barn paper holder/magazine rack

- BM "Icy Moon Drops" paint

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netty

17 years ago

That's just beautiful! I've been looking at all the pictures trying to decide if my 3' x 6' miniature powder room is too small to use beadboard in. After seeing your picture here, if mine looks half as good I'll be happy :)

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hoffman
Original Author
17 years ago
Thanks!

I realized the link to the album isn't working -- here are more pictures (including some befores).

Here is a link that might be useful: more pictures
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monicakm_gw
17 years ago
Hoffman, it's sooo pretty and tranquil :) Well done! I'm trying to figure out a blue I can use with an ivory and noce travertine. It has to be a light blue aqua shade. Enjoy your hard work. It's beautiful :)
Monica
angasal
16 years ago
Hey - your bathroom looks great! Did you demo your old wall tile or did you put the wainscoting right over the tile?
hoffman
Original Author
16 years ago
Yes, we did demo the old wall tile -- which took DAYS since it was an original mud job from 1939...
karenforroses
16 years ago
So beautiful! I love the beadboard, the soft blue, ...everything! I couldn't believe the before and after pictures. Wow!