Fill up that bathroom!
Last one in the bathroom series (at least for now), how to stuff an empty room with cupboards and all other kind of junk, courtesy of the woman (or women, in that case I really feel for you) in house. Let’s start with…
Last one in the bathroom series (at least for now), how to stuff an empty room with cupboards and all other kind of junk, courtesy of the woman (or women, in that case I really feel for you) in house. Let’s start with…
The final step before the furniture: putting the ceiling up and in the process installing the lights in said ceiling now that the electrics are in place. Get ready for an overload in pictures!
“I want some, some energy, the ultimate discovery, electric blue for me, never more to be free, electricity”. Yeah, electricity, my favorite DIY subject!
“We are on a roll”. Or so we thought. Or not, actually, if you read the floor tiling post, that ended with a grout misery. But other than that, we were on a roll.
“Everybody on the floor, everybody on the floor, on the floo-oor”, if you were a teen in the nineties you might remember this song by Tokyo Ghetto Pussy (I kid you not, some pretty freaky stuff happened back then). You really have to check out the Youtube video and it’s suggestions if you’re in for …
When thinking about an intro for this post, nothing came to mind. So you’re going to write about our bathtub, and how it got in place? Great. How do you get people excited to read about that? Maybe I can tell about how we chose our tub? How I had to go lying into it, …
Now that we know how we want our future bathroom to look like, it’s time to start building up things. First thing we need, before we can start doing anything, is to do a little thinking about what we want to do with the room above though…
Because you can’t just throw a tub, a shower, a toilet and some sinks in a room and expect it to be your bathroom, we had to put our grey matter at work before we could start working on creating that beautiful bathroom we were both dreaming about. As I heard on a certain show …
Last time we left off from our bathroom removal process with a bathroom that was empty, no longer cluttered with anything in it like a sink or a tub, or even cabinets. Before we could start building up our new bathroom however, we still had to do something about the room itself: the old ceiling, …
First thing we tackled, aside from the wallpaper, was the bathroom. I could let Chrisje work the wallpaper together with her parents (to which I owe thanks, as the method we used to get the wallpaper from the walls is actually a trick we learned from them), while I prepared the bathroom removal. Actually emptying …