Once upon a time, there was a bathroom...

...that seemed irregularly large for such an old house.
The pink tile was quickly dispatched, only to reveal...

...yet another layer of tile.
That pink and cream tile-look linoleum?

It gave way to ANOTHER layer of black-and-white granite-look linoleum, and HARDWOOD FLOORS.
We suspected early on that this was initially a second bedroom, based on:

This ill-disguised carcass of a window, which roughly corresponds to the master bedroom closet, and the fact that the hardwood floors stop a couple of feet out from said closet. Suspicions confirmed: the closet was a tiny, authentic 1927 bathroom at one point.
And maybe, just maybe, our bathroom will end up looking something like this...

...after about 100 hours of scraping stinky linoleum glue.
1 comment:
That's fantastic, I'd love to know who puts pink tile on top of artificial wood on top of real wood?!
Rather than working your butts off, you should just finish the masterpiece with a nice top layer of astroturf.
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