Master Bath Reveal

ITS THAT TIME! We are finally showing off the completed master bathroom transformation. I say this because I feel like it truly was a transformation. It is NOTHING like it used to be and almost everything is brand new. We have been living with it for a few months now and I am OBSESSED and we are so proud of our hard work. We love to show it off when we have friends and family come to visit and I have had a few comments of "shower of dreams". UGH! I love hearing that because it really is for me.

Before
I HATED this old space. I refused to even use it. It was so cramped, you couldn't even get dressed or dry your hair in there. And I HATED the carpet. The main reason why I refused to use that space. So so gross.

After

Its hard to believe that the entire bath used to fit in the toilet room and shower space area. I love the extra space we now have.
I cannot express how much I love our bathroom or which is my favorite part, as it kind of all is. The bathroom is so functional for our needs. I love having a double sink. I love that I don't have to take turns rinsing after brushing. I still have to remind myself I do not need to time when I start brush vs. when he starts brushing. I used to do this to try and coordinate ourselves with sink times so neither of us are standing with a mouth full of tooth paste. I love the separate toilet room so the bathroom is still usable when the other is needing the facilities. I love our extra large shower. I love that there is a bench in there and I have some where to prop up my foot while shaving and I love the niches that perfectly store our shower products. I love the tile and paint colours and the bathroom is still very light and there is no lighting is seeing issues.
I just love the bathroom and it was worth all the head aches and mental breakdowns.

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