Our downstairs guest bathroom underwent some cosmetic changes
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| Actually, it underwent a major revamp! |
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| From this |
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| To This!! |
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| Let me show you how dysfunctional the old bathroom was! The sink had no finished piping that was buried to the ground. You get your feet wet when you wash your hands! Likewise, the other tap has a dangling hose! Turn on the tap if you dare! |
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| The most ugly bathroom that you can ever inherit from the previous owner. How he renovated it to this, boggles the mind! |
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| The raised pedestal had to go! Yikes! Fugly!! |
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| Drilling lines on the wall to hold the floating sink table |
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| Making the sink holder |
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| Reinforced concrete with wire netting |
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| This sink is not cute nor a novelty but it was the perfect size for the pedestal shelf |
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| The raised "kampong" squat much hated cess pool is gone! |
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| New sewerage pipes |
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| Tiling the floor to match the table |
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| Slowly gaining a semblance |
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| I cannot envisage what this is nor what it is for |
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| Adding an artsy mirror |
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| To get the coordinated look |
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| A storage cupboard to complete the country look |
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| Potted ferns soften the effect and props are added |
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| Finishing touches |
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| My collection of Christian Dior perfumes (Dune and Jadore) I chose them for the muted browns |
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| Aussino bathroom set and Crabtree and Evelyn scented Azzemour block candle, fragrance on a tile |
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| Shell shaped soaps from Guardian and shell soap holder from Pangkor Island, and assorted hotel freebies. Footnote: Everything was DIY, nothing was professionally done and it was a ONE MAN SHOW!!!! |
