Before I left town on Friday we had some exciting developments at the flip.
Hardware was installed on all of the doors . . .
I love these levers!!
The shower glass was installed – it totally changes the look of the master bathroom!
We also switched out the glass door on the shower in the 3rd bathroom – it was pretty nasty before, and looks soooooo much better now:
We didn’t go completely frameless on that door because we didn’t think it was worth the added cost, and I’m happy with that decision because this door looks great!
The last thing I saw before I left (to go on our annual shopping trip with my mom, sister and aunt) was this:
Woohoo!! I’m loving the 1 x 2 subway tile – it’s interesting but not too interesting next to the granite – don’t want too much competition!
And while I was gone Jason was sending me lots of updates, so I didn’t feel like I was missing too much of the action. He hauled over all 5 zillion of the boxes of bamboo so they could acclimate, and had a little help opening all the boxes from the tile guy’s kiddos – too cute!
And speaking of Ben, our tile guy, he’s been working magic with some travertine in the jack ‘n jill bathroom:
I saw it last night and the entire bathroom is almost finished – I’m dying over it!!
Is everything looking like you thought it would? Did you have a fab weekend, too?!?
P.S. It was a blast reading your comments on the Saturday Style post – thanks so much for your feedback and lovely words, I was so nervous about how that post would be received since it’s a big departure from the main discussions on this blog. You guys rock!!
Totally awesome – all of it! The chevron tiles in the bathroom have me swooning. I want you to come redesign for me please! :)
Christy,
New Jersey, here I come!! I can’t wait to show you guys how the chevron turned out!
~ Liz
The chevron pattern will be amazing. Those pieces have to be individually cut to that shape, right?
Kitchen coming together nicely. Backsplash looks great!
Kathy,
Yes, they do! Lots of detail, luckily our tile guy is very precise. We now have boxes of triangle-shaped pieces that are left over – thinking we’ll use them for accents in future bathrooms, or maybe as a backsplash!
~ Liz
I love the door hardware! It’s beautiful.
Everything is looking so lovely. I’m so envious that this is all coming together so quickly for you. It seems like my renovation is moving at a snail’s pace compared to your flip!
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Erin,
Renovations can never be finished fast enough, can they? I don’t think so! Good luck with yours. :)
~ Liz
1st love the interior doors you selected. 2nd can the door hardware you picked be anymore perfect!! wow
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Katrina,
Thanks, it definitely helped a ton when you guys gave your feedback about which door to choose – I’m really happy with them, too! And I’m a total sucker for that door hardware – we have the brushed nickel version in our house and 2 years later I still love it!
~ Liz
Love love love the hardware on the doors. Cant wait to see the finished product.
Thanks, Jessica! :)
Love the handles. Hadn’t seen that style before! The subway backsplash was a great choice. Not too busy, yet interesting enough.
I totally concur with going for the semi-frameless look. It’s a great look at a much more justifiable cost, huh?
Can’t wait to see the bamboo floors and chevron tile!
Shannon,
Thanks, we agonized over the backsplash! We also agonized over whether to do a tinted grout or go with white – we ultimately went with white and now Jason is having second thoughts – uh oh! :)
~ Liz
Can you please tell me where the door hardware is from?!
Sure! It’s the Kwikset Signature Series Ashfield collection in polished chrome, and we got it from Build.com. Happy hardware-ing! :)