Bathrooms, Finished

Ah, the bathroom.
Where do I even start?

Here's a good look at the cabinetry.

Remember the hole in the floor?
Notice all of the above pictures were taken from the doorway of the bathroom?  That's because I was afraid to actually go into the room.  That was before I picked up a dead rat.  I was a softie back then.

So here we have one of the new bathrooms. 
The old bathroom plus part of the old hallway became two new bathrooms.

Here's the shower in the hall bath.
Plus a self portrait of me.

Here is the window wall of the master bath. 
If you scroll back up to look at the first picture, you can see this wall.  That's the same window opening, just a new window.  Thankfully.

Here is the master bath cabinet.

And here it is again.

Here is the master bath shower. 
As a plus, the new one isn't filled with mail.

This is in the master bath shower. 
Those shelves, for soap, shampoo or whatever, are triangles cut from the countertop grainite.  That Chris, isn't he clever?

Tile

The tile guys are at the house.

See?  Here's the evidence.

Tile saw.

Mixer, for mixing grout.

And just inside the door, boxes of tile.

This is the shower in the upstairs hall bath.

That's how Luke reaches the tile at the top of the wall.  He stands on a bucket.  Clever.
Also, those are knee pads laying next to the bucket.  For not so high tiles.

This is one of the guys cutting a piece of tile.

And here is Luke installing it.
See the white plastic spacers in between the tiles?  Thats so the grout lines stay consistent.  He'll pull those out as soon as the mortar behind the tiles sets a little more.

Bathroom Finishes

Here is the new counter top in the upstairs hall bath.

 

And this is the shower, walls prepped for tile.

This is the granite in the master bath.  Sorry the picture is so dark - the light from the window throws me off.

No, not really any better from this side.

Ok, here's a closeup of the stone.

This is the master bath shower, getting ready for tile.

Speaking of poor photo lighting condtions, here is the downstairs bathroom

And a closeup of the counter.