Here are some photos of the progress:
We are back in the thick of our remodeling projects. Concentration is on the basement - adding an additional bedroom/office and a SECOND BATHROOM! Chris is handling the bulk of the work, although we have hired a fairly cheap high-schooler who is often willing to help. The level of Chris' expertise is pretty astounding. I feel grateful that we don't have to hire a contractor, but I feel badly that all the responsibility is on his shoulders. We were trying to get the bathroom done for some visitors last week and next, but it's not going to happen. I need help with the tile choices. I am thinking a palette of black, charcoal gray, beige, light gray and white. Neutral yet a little unique. The mosaic accent I'm looking at (for the back wall of the shower) is here. (Unfortunately, the site won't let me direct link to the product. If you have time to look - it's under "Glass Mosaic - Platinum. The one I like looks most like "Celadon Swirl" although it doesn't appear to be green in the photo or in real life.) The bulk of the tile, floors and other two walls of shower, would be this. (Again, no direct link - this one is called "Urbanite". The walls would be the "carbon" color in 12 x 12s and the floors would be "carbon" in the 8 x 24). I think, to save money, we'll put a short "baseboard" of tile around the room and then paint the walls a light gray that matches the mosaic tile.
As far as the office/bedroom, I have no idea for colors. Obvious choice would be the same gray, but one of the kids may move into it someday and I don't think I'll want to paint again.
Have better ideas? Let me know.
6 comments:
Wow!
It's terrific space - I see why you are anxious to have it completed.
Here's how I choose wall color.
1) Go to Starbucks.
2) Order Vanilla Latte
3) Take latte to paint store for exact matching
4)Drink latte, happy that entire house is color of my favorite caffineate beverage and looks good with any and all accent colors which means unless some IDIOT CHILD PUTS SCREWDRIVER HOLES IN THE WALL, I never have to paint it again.
I love the doors for the bathroom. Where are they from?
The doors came with the house. One is from a doorway that we closed off, and the other is the door to the office/bedroom. One of the benefits of moving into a house built in 1927.
The Extra room will be great-- it was like a whole different house when we finished the basement! Yeah for progress!
Not really about your basement (although it looks like it will be lovely!!. Just wanted to let you know I gave you an award!
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