A Winter Bath Part 2

Happy Weekend my FRIENDS!

Today is the final part of my Winter bath tour.

I love our farmhouse bath.

It so reminds me of my gramma H's one.

Except for our floor.

Remember overlaying?

You can use this technique vertically too.

Adding the green garland over the clothes,

then this sprig of silver.

For those seeing our bath for the first time,

 Bob made our cabinet.

He painted it the same color as our other walls.

The shiplap (which he also did)  is a grayish green.

Many items this year came from what

we are selling at the gift shop.

Like these mittens and galvanized house.

It holds a tea light.

I chose silver and green for my Winter bath.

 

There are times when I mix in old with new.

Galvanized church is new.

Added a vintage bottle brush tree

 to this antique hurricane.

I believe I stole this idea of mirrors from Robin.

The Cranky Crow Blog.

In the antique business it is a known fact

you should NEVER face mirrors to each other.

It becomes a portal for ghosts.

These mirrors do not face my larger mirror in here.

I had this pretty buffalo check ribbon.

Just pinned it to the backs of my aunt's mittens.

Again overlaying garland.

Rule 5 in a locker basket.

(group of 5 items together for a display)

Icicle white is the color of the cabinet.

Benjamin Moore paint.

An antique egg basket holds our toilet paper. 

Our vanity is an antique dresser that Bob painted

from an olive green to black.

Even has the wooden wheels at the bottom of the legs.

He added the marble top and fitted the plumbing,

so that all of the drawers are accessible.

The mirror is also an antique wood one

which Bob painted black as well.

Our walk in shower complete with bench.

Not sure where this pink glow is coming from?

The shiplap is grayish green.

Bob and his cousin did all of the tile work.

I stayed with my mom for 2 weeks while in process.

We only have this bathroom.

Glad we did it because when mom broke her hip,

she stayed with us for 4 months.

This is one of the doors in our home

 that Bob salvaged from a 100 year 

old farmhouse that was being torn down.

Hopefully they can live another 100 more.

They don't make wood doors like this anymore.

Well that does it for the tour.

Hope you enjoyed it. 

Wintertime Bath Blessings To All!

Janice