Now, here is the thing. I started thinking about adding slide out drawers under the sink, which reminded me that the cabinet really does need to be replaced, per what Danny and the inspector said. Mind you, I do not trust Danny as far as I can throw him, but, the inspector had a suspicion of mold being present, in that area.
My feeling on these things is that, if the cabinet needs to be replaced, one may as well try to go for both functional and beautiful, in the bathroom. There are some things that are needed, like a way to hold towels and safety rails/bars for the sake of getting in and out of the tub; but, not much is needed for storage, when all is said and done.
That being said, here is an idea for the sink pedestal and vessel. Both are from http://www.signaturehardware.com/product9192 , and, the vessel comes in beige, as well.
I think, though it is hard to envision if it would work, as a certainty, that this is the bath set to go with this vesel/pedestal combination, as they are all three about natural elements and natural tones.
http://www.organize.com/collection-bamboo-bath.html
Likewise, would this be the best toilet bowl brush, it seems. http://www.organize.com/formbu-reg-natural-stainless-steel-bowl-brush.html and for now, this would be the best plunger http://www.organize.com/stainless-steel-plunger-holder.html and a bamboo/bronze tension mount shower pole wouldn't be remiss http://www.organize.com/formbu-reg-tension-caddy.html along with matching adhesive wall hooks http://www.organize.com/formbu-reg-natural-medium-adhesive-hook.html, a matching woven hamper http://www.organize.com/clothes-hamper-bamboo-wicker-tall.html, a banana leaf woven toilet paper holder http://www.organize.com/baletotiho.html, a banana leaf storage bench http://www.organize.com/banana-leaf-storage-bench-whitney-design.html, oak corner shelving http://www.organize.com/oakshelf.html, and, bath mat http://www.solutions.com/jump.jsp?itemID=13312&itemType=PRODUCT
A bamboo peg towel rack and matching toilet tissue holder:
And, of course, we need a faucet and stopper for the vessel
That, above, was all chosen last night/early this morning, while I was very tired, which is some of the reason I don't have more pictures of the items. However, from what I remember and what I have seen posted, it all sounds basically good. But, there is more needed.
Such as, I would like to replace the bathroom door, or, redecorate it to make it look good. It's a hollow core door that has been highly abused and is holey and lightly duct taped, as a result.
*ahem* That happened before I moved in!
What else? Oh, well, I had thought of using tile on the walls, but, I am not sure now. Maybe just paint. Let's see!
Here is something that would definitely help in changing the look of the bathroom: Painting the tub surround with epoxy paint. Could be a bamboo stencil would be good to be used.
What color? Hmmm ... I have a wonderful idea. Let's run with it, and see where we get. In the meantime, take a look at these potentials:
The Sierra Copper Fabric Shower Curtain by Manor Hill sold at Bed Bath & Beyond, where one also finds
and this wonderful Sea Isle toilet seat and this Wooden Bamboo Zebra Toilet Seat and this other toilet paper holder and these lovely, slightly out of touch with the design, fleur de lis shower curtain hooks.
And this hand rubbed bronze tension shower curtain rod
and the Delta 5-Spray Brass Finish Handheld Showerhead and this lovely Teak Asia Stool
And this lovely Bamboo Wall-Mounted Shelf with towel holder
Okay, my idea, which I am still looking into is to paint the tub so that it looks like granite and matches the sink. Though, I might have to settle for a dark brown or a green, instead.
Then, the surround could be painted blue, for the background, then repainted with bamboo stencils. Something very fancy, Moroccan in feel, and time consuming to paint. Probably paint the toilet the same color as the tub, and, maybe paint the inside of the bowl with a design, as well. Hmm m...
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