Construction, cats and sundry family matters.
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Well Lights
Progress in Master Suite



The freestanding tub is stored temporarily in the bedroom, it will end up in front of the window where Seb and Femmy are standing. We have the world's longest vanity with lots of drawers and his and her sinks eventually. The counter will be white caesar stone called blizzard and the sinks are American Standard undermount studio sinks. Faucets will be Grohe atrio style.
Some updated kitchen shots...


Kitchen is well underway. There is still a crown moulding and a kick plate around the base to install but they will be done later. We've had a number of issues with the kitchen counter supplier but the kitchen company (who subcontracted to them) is doing a good job of managing through. The kitchen will be covered up again as soon as the next counter work is done. You can also see the built in fridge here. The foreground of the room shot shows a bunch of baseboards that have been primed and are ready for installation.
The Master Designer & The Master Tiler
This is Irene Langlois and Frank. I dont' know Frank's last name. But he's an artist of tile.

Before putting tile on the walls of the master shower, Frank sorted all of the pieces by colour and pattern. Then he laid out an experimental pattern before installing.

What you might not be able to notice due to pic quality is that the pattern goes from busiest at the bottom to plainer at the top of the shower, its a very cool effect when you see it in front of you. The tile is called Arabascata and its a creamy white background with grey, black and sometimes tan veining. There is also a lot of variety in the tile as you can see here.



Before putting tile on the walls of the master shower, Frank sorted all of the pieces by colour and pattern. Then he laid out an experimental pattern before installing.

What you might not be able to notice due to pic quality is that the pattern goes from busiest at the bottom to plainer at the top of the shower, its a very cool effect when you see it in front of you. The tile is called Arabascata and its a creamy white background with grey, black and sometimes tan veining. There is also a lot of variety in the tile as you can see here.


Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)


