Upstairs Bath

The Finish Line:

This 40 sq. ft. of space is where we spent 2/3 of our upstairs reno time and money. Here's why:

Before:

One of those bathrooms that you feel dirtier after using.

Demolition began promptly and took a few short hours.  It's incredible what you can accomplish with a hammer and flat bar.

During:

We salvaged the old double hung sashes, which now live in our garden shed.  Everything else went out the window onto the driveway below.  Side note: that day I learned you could remove an old toilet without dumping all the water in the bowl.  I was ready for it, but THAT would have sucked.

After:

Short version of what we did is as follows:

New tub

New subway tile surround w/ glass accent

New toilet

New privacy glass window

New floor tile and subfloor

Re-purposed pedestal sink from downstairs bath

New vanity sconce

I swear the yellow outlet and cover plate in the image below were replaced.