House of Jen

Professional gut job, I ended up using two of the Baster dumpster bags from Home Depot.  They worked really well, and held quite a lot.  My only complaint was that there was like maybe a $20.00 savings to pick up two at the same time from the same place.  I would of though the discount would of been greater.

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I used 24 x 12 tiles from Home Depot on the floors (of all 3 bathrooms) and the shower walls.  They had a linen pattern but I like that they were neutral and cheap, at less than $2.00 a square foot.
(It was in stock at the time, but I don't believe its still carried at Home Depot anymore, but similar to this) 
I knew I wanted some type of an accent tile, but if you've ever shopped for accent tiles, or tile in general, its crazy expensive.  I couldn't find anything I liked at Home Depot, and ended up at the Tile Shop.  I got lucky and this Glass Brick was like 60% that week and I picked it up for about $8.00 a sheet. 

I had the time run to the ceiling in the shower, and the accent tile laid vertical for a waterfall look. They ended up using about 7 sheets so for less than $60.00 it added a lot of value.

I also had two shower shelves built into the side, as I can not stand shampoo bottles on the floor or those hanging racks.


 I went with a light grout called Alabaster, I believe it was the brand that was sold at Lowes.

After the finished tile:  I think this was the first project that was "done" but it was one of the only projects I had paid to have completed, so I always appreciated that I didn't have to lay tile.

That's the master closet to the right, that was smaller than the last house :( but I'm really happy how it came out using the Ikea Pax system....  more to come on that...