Fancy a look? The light isn't brilliant but I could wait no longer..
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Turning around you then see this..
I'm not sure you can really see the brackets of the shelves. They are twirly, metal ones and were a wonderful find at B & Q (a DIY store) costing only £2.45 each. They did have other sizes available. We thought for a very long time as to whether we should paint the shelves (and brackets) but decided to stick with white.
I made the light pull from a broken necklace I found at Totnes market and a crystal. The other one (for our extractor fan) has pale blue velvet ribbon and 3 small crystals.
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The floor had us flummoxed for a bit but then we found these mosaic tiles and because the bathroom is only 2 square metres it didn't cost a fortune to have tiles.
We had the bath panel made in tongue and groove to match the rest of the house.
Phew...
What a difference 6 weeks or so makes!
Now for all the details:
Wallpaper :: Cath Kidston Rose Bouquet (in blue)
Shower Curtain :: Marks & Spencer for £5
Bath Mat :: a hand towel from Cath K and I sewed some pink lace on the ends. I've also got a plain cerise one from M & S, same colour as the spots in the shower curtain.
Towels :: Cath Kidston
Wall tiles :: from Trago Mills £13 a sq m.
Taps :: Grohe Eurosmart (found a very good deal on-line)
Basin and lavatory :: had to be small (short projection) to fit in our bathroom. Found on-line.
Bath :: cheapest steel bath we could find from a local merchant.
Mirror :: our old thrifted one painted with Dulux mix your own shade (Moroccan Velvet 4)
And was all this worth it? Umm...
yes it was....!
This post is dedicated to the loveliest aunt anyone could wish to have...Madelyn..thank you a million times over xxxxxxxxxxx
