

This picture should help explain the tub location at the stair landing, also we did have a casualty today, the marble ledge in the picture didn't make it through the days activities. The feet of our blogged about tub might be a little wacky, and thus gravity took it's toll. What can you do? If that's all that came out of having people working on our house today and not (for once) royal screwing us...it's a TOTAL win.
So for the recap: on Friday we paid the extortionists their money to finish the electrical, which was

Then today we had a new set of handymen/plumbers install the plumbing. The sink, toilet, tub filler, tub, and shower are now all in place. Notice the water filling up the bathtub (ignore the lack of window trim, that's on the list)?
The picture on the right is the shower fixture we created. And before any eye rolling beg

We should wear black framed glasses and refer to ourselves in the third person. It looks that good. Believe it.
So yeah, I suppose that's it for now. the bathroom is ready to roll with just some misc things left like window trim, the missing marble and new radiators. But hey, it's not winter, trim is overrated and marble?!?! Whatever. All will be solved in the next month or so we hope.
3 comments:
Is the idea that you will be able to take a bath right in full view of anyone walking up and down the stairs? This seems a bit exhibitionist. Or I am confused.
Oh no, you're not confused at all. Christina had a grand vision of the bathroom being open to the world...for now. The whole thing will be interesting when we have guests staying in the room at the bottom of the stairs. What can you do, I'm just the help. - Bryan
We tried the "open" bathroom concept and it gets mighty cold with those wintery drafts slipping up on you! Aunt Marilyn
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