I love to work on bathroom remodels. They start and
finsh quickly, which is great if you demand instant gratification. When giving a bathroom a
facelift, it doesn't take much to up it a notch from what is typically done by the do-it-
yourselfer. Here is a quick before and after of a client's guest bathroom with a simple update.
Before: Not an absolute eyesore, but it definitely needs some character.
After: wood, stone, tile, mirror, sconces, and a curtain valance finish the room. Mixing the fixture finishes (polished nickel, and antique bronze) keep the room from inheriting a mail-order/pre-fab look.
Before: Not an absolute eyesore, but it definitely needs some character. 
After: wood, stone, tile, mirror, sconces, and a curtain valance finish the room. Mixing the fixture finishes (polished nickel, and antique bronze) keep the room from inheriting a mail-order/pre-fab look.
The bathroom looks great!
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get that mirror Nate? I love it.
ReplyDeleteLove the mirror! And I am in the market for one...
ReplyDeleteWow, huge improvement. I'm so glad you posted that pic, because it illustrates the look of wide plank flooring in a small space. I've been toying with the idea of doing it in my DIY powder room, and now I can see it works!
ReplyDeleteWhat a killer bath face lift! Nicely done N. Fischer. If I wasn't already a designer...I'd hire you.
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