Downstairs Bathroom Remodel - So Much Better

Finally

Shanna chose the light fixtures, the vanity, and the storage solutions

She also chose the curtains, new towels, rugs etc.

She decided to remove the linen cabinet in order to expand the shower.

Downstairs Bathroom Remodel - The Recent Upgrade Process

Shanna chose this hex shaped tile for the floor of the bathroom

And this tile for the walls

They removed everything

And fixed plumbing

Evolving

Downstairs Bathroom - Where We Started & The First Upgrade

This is the original tear down after the sewer backed up. For awhile it looked like this with just a throw rug on the floor

We ignored this shower by changing the shower curtain on occasion.

Downstairs Bathroom - The First Upgrade

For our first upgrade we painted the room white, put down a classic style linoleum, and eventually swapped out the sink for this pedestal version

The linen cabinet

Upstairs Bathroom Remodel - So Much Better

There are only two things remaining. The gorgeous Moroccan mirror and the curtains my mom helped pick out twenty years ago.

Oh yeah, I kept the lid I made for the bathtub.

I kept the upstairs linen closet because it is super useful and does not impede a wheelchair.

The original midcentury modern lights and medicine cabinets were kept and I added the glass shelf above the sink

I did not put a door on the shower, instead I'm using shower curtains. Why? Because it's easier to clean.

Upstairs Bathroom Remodel - The Recent Upgrade Process

We replaced this tub which made it imperative to change out the tile

The tile for the shower floor

The tile for the rest of the floors and walls

There is a pedestal sink in the basement bathroom that we moved upstairs. The previous sink was a pain to pass when I was stuck in a wheelchair. This bathroom is much more accessible (I'm not in a wheelchair anymore, but who knows what the future will bring).

Upstairs Bathroom Remodel - Where We Started

The original floor tile. I really liked it