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| This cabinet freed up knitting/sewing/craft space in our linen closet, and allows us to finally start using our laundry hamper for dirty clothes instead of storage! |
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| Cedar planks on our closet floors, to discourage the plethora of pests we country denizens tend to find there. |
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| After -- and in case you can't tell from these photos, we ended up choosing the very soft grey-green for our wall color. |
Many, many thanks to our wonderful contractor Shane Hibler at Briggs Construction in San Marcos (who also oversaw our dining room add-on a few years back), and most especially to our very talented designer/daughter Alexis, who made all the decision-making so much easier! Much more professional looking photos are going up over on her website (just click the Lane Design Studio button over in my side bar to the right) and I will be doing a blog post there soon about the remodeling process in general. Oh yeah, and thanks for putting up with my little obsession for the past month!
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Wow! Now THAT'S a bathroom! I love the shower and tile work.
Linda: I feel like I'm at a spa when I use it -- or, what I'd imagine a spa to feel like, since I haven't actually been to one!
Oh yeah, I completely forgot to mention my very favorite thing! The two smaller knobs in the shower are the on/off/pressure controls, one for the hand-held nozzle, and one for the overhead nozzle. The big knob in the center is the temperature control. Once you get that set just where you like it, you pretty much leave it alone. That means that if I want to save water and shut it off while I shampoo my hair or shave my legs, when I turn it back on it will go right back to my favorite temperature, without me having to readjust any knobs or handles. I LOVE that!
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