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| A week ago we tore our bath apart and this is where we are today. We still need our medicine cabinet and vanIty light installed, however picking a paint color has been a challenge. I'm hoping someone can help me decide. I'm not sure if I should go light or dark in the brown family.
Here are some pictures of before and after.
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| WOW that is inspiring. We plan to begin next week, your pictures give me pause...demo is really ugly!! |
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| Oh my! We have the same "before" bathroom!! Didn't you just love the demo phase?! Good riddance, I say! Am nearly to the paint choosing time myself, and it is not my talent, so I have no ideas for you. Instead I have a question. Please tell me ASAP the name/color of your floor tile. It looks so close to what I am selecting, and your pictures have aroused my curiosity. Thanks. And great job, by the way! Congratulations on style and speed. |
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| Thank you all! Yea I have to say demo was exciting. Good riddins I say. I'll figure out a color soon enough my husband is ready and won't wait to long for me to start painting. The tile is from home depot - unfortunately it was a last minute decision but I'm very happy with my choice. It is called Brazilian Slate by Marazzi. |
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- Posted by shanghaimom (My Page) on Wed, Feb 29, 12 at 11:18
| What a transformation! I love your demo shots-esp the shattered tub and sink. You can "feel" the exhilaration of smashing it all up. I'm thinking BM Manchester Tan is just about right! A good backdrop for all your pretty details. It isn't peachy or greenish like so many tans can be. Beautiful job on the bathroom! |
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| Shanghai mom - thank you I'm heading over to paint store to take a look at some suggestions. I have to say to anyone looking to destroy a cast iron tub - its not easy! But yeah it was fun getting in there and helping out in demo |
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