I learned a lot about myself during these weeks.
-I have no patience for painting.
-I do not like to make decisions.
-I do not like to buy things sight unseen.
I learned some other thing along the way too. Did you know that you cannot paint with latex paint over something that was previously painted with oil-based paint? Well, you can't. What I still don't know is how you're supposed to tell if there is oil-based paint on said doors and trim.
I also learned that blue painters tape really only works if you're able to put it on straight. And, if you're able to do that, you're probably able to paint a straight line anyway, so why not just forgo using the darn tape in the first place?
Another thing I learned is that electricians charge WAY too much to install a ceiling exhaust fan. And why do I need one in the powder room anyway? It's not like anyone is taking showers in there!
So, without further ado.....
I do love it and it was worth the wait.
The picture above the toilet is actually an Andrew Wyeth painting called Geraniums. My Dad bought it for me a few years ago and was a little hurt I think that I had it in the powder room. Now, I think it looks great with the paint color and the farmhouse feel I was going for.
I am still trying to decide what to put in the 4 framed one. Any ideas? Something with the four seasons maybe?
For a trip down memory lane, here are Day One, Two, and ???
I'll sign off with a Before and After Shot.
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During |
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SPEC TAC U LAR!! I LOVE the sink and wooden vanity. May I come over and wash my hands? :)
ReplyDeleteKathleen! I LOVE it!!!! It looks wonderful...and before I even read your description, I thought it had a farmhouse feel! (my fave!!)
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful...and I agree...something 4 seasons would be perfect in that frame.
Yay you!!! Project complete. Winning! : )
Looks great Kathleen!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome. I love that you call it a powder room, so classy!
ReplyDeleteAs for the 4 pictures, we have one like that, and I have a picture of where Phil and I met (Austria) then a picture of where we were engaged (Steubenville) and then one of our wedding day and one of our kids (that one keeps getting changed as we add more!)
Beautiful! I love the sink. Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love it and I love your honesty about the project. I have a love/hate relationship with home remodeling.
ReplyDeleteAs for your picture frames, find some favorite pictures of the family at a farm or during the fall. They are great reminders of wonderful memories. Miss you Babe
Love it!!!I love the sink and mirror.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful, Kathleen! (And I hate painting too!)
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