Black, White, Burgundy and Bad

Save my Bath

Host: Today we’ve got a Swedish duo Nicholas and Anna.

Anna: So this is our bathroom.

Nicholas: If you can call it that. In Sweden you would never see a bathroom that
looks like this.

Host: All tolled with products labor and raw materials, the total cost of this
marvelous make over was around $18,000.

Nicholas: It’s just fantastic.

Anna: It’s the best bathroom we’ve ever seen.

So we can’t even believe that this is the same room that it was before.

Nicholas: No it’s just amazing the difference of it, how much lighter it is with the
new wall colors and how much bigger it looks and it looks a lot more like
a bathroom.

Anna: Beautiful.

Nicholas: This is the new built in closet and it looks like it’s been here forever like
it’s part of the room, really and I really like the glass doors with the
frosted glass because you can sort of see what’s in there but if it’s messy,
you don’t see the mess.

Anna: That’s true.

Nicholas: The longer basket in the bathroom great to have.

Anna: And the storage I can have everything I want here and it looks really great.
I have my make up close to my make up table.

Nicholas: The only thing we’ve got to keep with the floor tiles which I think they
look a lot nicer now.

Anna: It’s even nicer definitely and this carpet. It’s so nice.

Nicholas: Very nice carpet.

Anna: that’s going to be nice in the morning when it’s cold when the floor is
cold.

Host: It actually covers enough of the floor so that the floor becomes an accent
rather than an overpowering aspect of the design.

Nicholas: We love everything about it.

Anna: Thank you so very, very much. It’s perfect.