I've begged the trades to send me progress pictures along the way. Here's what they've sent:
I designed a 3-dimensional wall treatment. (Can you say signature item?) We'll put a neon light on the right side to finish out this fun focal wall. Can't wait to show you all the end result. Who am I kidding?... I can't wait to see the end result!
Bathrooms are tiled and currently waiting for the concrete floors to be stained, vessel sinks, mirrors and lights.
This picture is mid-installation but shows lots of goodies if you look around...planked wall to the right, brick wall in the background and stacked stone up front. Our carpenter is working on a box that'll top off the half wall and give the illusion of the divider panels going from floor to ceiling.
The shiplap paneling is carried over into the waiting area and is painted light beige, almost white.
It's exciting to see things finally coming together as the sawdust begins to settle. Lighting is up next. I've ordered some great chandeliers from etsy that are due to arrive this week.
God's been working in amazing ways when it comes to the art we hope to use. Meetings are still in the works but as soon as the details are solid I'll share what's up my sleeve!
What an exciting project to be working on, Dana! I love the wall treatment and can't wait to see it all done!!
ReplyDeleteThat statement wall piece looks like it will be amazing and I adore the tile
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness! love these peeks- it's looking sooooo good!
ReplyDeleteWow, I would be so intimidated to do a project of that scale! So impressive, can't wait to see all of your awesome ideas come to life!
ReplyDeleteI have no idea how you can coordinate such epic-ness long distance. So, so talented.
ReplyDeleteWhat an exciting project! Thanks to your contractor, you were able to supervise the renovation from a distance. I can’t wait to see the results of that 3D wall treatment. Anyway, I commend you for that well-designed bathroom, and for doing all that you can to convince the contractor on using light grout with a dark tile. Hahaha! I’m looking forward to seeing how cozy and entertaining your restaurant will be, as soon as it opens. Thanks for sharing! All the best!
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