Master Bath makeover

Hello steemits, it has been a while since my last project. I wanted share with you a project we have been working on.

The first thing I did was start on the floor. I had to take up all the old tile. I do not know why people love the demo part of a job. I am the opposite. I am not a fan of it because it is hard dirty work. Here is the closet floor stripped to the wood.

The bathroom area with the floor stripped, but I still have some tile to remove by the toilet.

I had a really hard time picking out the tile. I finally decided on gray porcelain tile.

Here is the floor with the grout. We chose a lighter grout for the floor.

We had a nice cabinet in the bathroom that we were going to use but, I had purchased a new vanity top for the cabinet. When we put the vanity top on the cabinet, the sink did not line up with the doors and I did not like that so we ended up getting another cabinet.

I sold the one that was in the bathroom originally. Then I bought a used one.

The cabinet was gray and it was not very nice on the inside. I sanded it down and stripped it. Then I painted it white. I painted it white on the inside so it made it a lot better. At first I did not know if I was going to keep it and use it, but it ended up looking pretty good so I ended up using it.

I used a mirror I had from my dresser. I did a DIY post how I stripped it and sanded it. Here is the link https://steemit.com/projects/@christir/diy-mirror-makeover. The light fixture in the bathroom I used the one that was in there originally and changed it up a bit. I did a DIY post how I made the light fixture. Here is the post link https://steemit.com/blog/@christir/diy-mason-jar-bathroom-light-fixture. I painted the closet and bathroom a dauphin gray.

The master closet never had a door, so I purchased this tri-fold door for the master closet. The master closet is connected to the master bath.