The last couple of weeks we were busy with the regeneration of a bathroom.
We live in a house that was built in 1860 and it is 155 years old.
Our main aim is to keep some of it as close as possible to the original era
but also add some little modern twist to it.
You can read about the sourcing for the necessary on this
blog post
We re-enameled the bath and you can read about this process on this
blog post
It is now time to show you what has happened!
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| The bathroom change was major and we started with the plumbing |
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| A door was removed and bricked up. |
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| Everything was placed where suitable. |
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| The floor was fitted with a water resistant floor and the shower fitted with a big swivel door |
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| The free standing bath all fitted with modern hardware. |
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| The eagle claw feet of the bath go well with the old carpet |
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| A chair was added to hold the towels on a silver tray |
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| Close-up of the hardware |
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| Hardware on the vanity were old pieces that we painted |
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| An old silver teapot holds the flowers |
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The mirror was fitted in an old oak frame.
The taps are also a new sleek design |
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| Taps with a little bit of attitude |
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Lots of blessing from South Africa
Sandra
Thank you for all the wonderful friends whom are sharing this story!!!
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