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Full Bathroom Remodels - What can I do with this?
I am about to undertake a significant project - remodeling 2 full bathrooms back to back. I definitely have a budget and am looking to the cheapest version of "acceptable" as possible. I live in a fairly higher end traditional New England town and the rest of the home has been updated to reflect a timeless, elegant (but not cray fancy) look, what seems to known as the 'Nancy Meyers' feel. I am doing all of this myself and pretty DIY handy with other stuff but this is my first official stab at bathrooms. Some notes: Full bathroom 1: The walls all have this very gray small square tile which is largely in very good shape. Is this something which could simply be painted and made to look pretty presentable? The giant blue tub is impossible to remove without disrupting the tile as well - it is completely surrounded. Is there a world where this can just all painted white? The cabinets of the vanity are in great shape - could this just be sanded and painted? New counter, sink, mirror, and lights are a given. https://preview.redd.it/0tnoi4fvm4se1.png?width=1062&format=png&auto=webp&s=8bca9fe9f932b1274ebbbd0744a8854c7b4595ec https://preview.redd.it/csx8duywm4se1.png?width=1046&format=png&auto=webp&s=44f9b0bd4d18b0226d71526bb46af078e0fd257f Full bathroom 2: The same situation with the tile, except this one has a blue fiberglass shower which 100% has to go. What could I realistically do here? Remove the fiberglass and replace with those shower wall panels? Fill like a different tile would be very weird, while mirroring the other tile would take forever. This room has a blue tile which absolutely gas to go. Like the other bathroom, the cabinet is actually is pretty good shape and could be likely be restored. https://preview.redd.it/uwj33h0zm4se1.png?width=1054&format=png&auto=webp&s=023c383bc1e74a259e93642dd655c0ed121e67af https://preview.redd.it/tya7ctszm4se1.png?width=1054&format=png&auto=webp&s=646b147417b0986f719188a6fe1f57e59209e104 Thoughts, idea, everything is appreciated. submitted by /u/Upper_Face758 [link] [comments]
| | I am about to undertake a significant project - remodeling 2 full bathrooms back to back. I definitely have a budget and am looking to the cheapest version of "acceptable" as possible. I live in a fairly higher end traditional New England town and the rest of the home has been updated to reflect a timeless, elegant (but not cray fancy) look, what seems to known as the 'Nancy Meyers' feel. I am doing all of this myself and pretty DIY handy with other stuff but this is my first official stab at bathrooms. Some notes: Full bathroom 1:
Full bathroom 2:
Thoughts, idea, everything is appreciated. [link] [comments] |
