Sophisticated Southwest Bath

Save My Bath

Host:

Dave: Back in the day this was a rocking 70’s bachelor dream, all the party’s.

Sandi: Honey the party is over.

Dave: Guess what I don’t have a tight confined space anymore. This is great!

Krista: My overall design for the space really is to bring a little bit of a southwest
into their home making it contemporary as well as sort of southwest turn
and feel is the overall design style.

Sandi: This tub is comfortable even without water in it. It’s wonderful.

Dave: One of the things that I like about is this tube is that it’s not the safety
hazard that the old tub was.

Sandi: We went from a very square tub to these rounded edges they’re smooth. I
think circles and roundness is more comforting that this square edges we
used to have.

Dave: On the walls before we used to have the packy cypress wood with all those
nukes and crannies, all the indentations. Now not only do we have a
smooth wall, we have a chair rail, we have alternate colors instead of old
dark brown wood.

Sandi: Together it looks really cool and contemporary as well as warm and
earthy.

Dave: But also above the tub we have a recess like with a dimmer, make it
brighter dim however you want it at the same time you got some hot water
flowing off some steam. You’ve got the fan.

Sandi: Fan, very important, we have no fans in here before not even in the lieu.

Dave: Not even in the lieu. Now we have two fans, two, two, two.

When I think of sconce you know with the light hanging down usually its
kind of bulbish, it almost looks like a candle stick sort of.

Sandi: Very sophisticated.

Dave: This great look goes really well with the mirror and the shelving, the sink
altogether, all beautiful lines all the way down to the floor.

Sandi: And sweety now we have a shower that’s designated solely as a shower
instead of a storage closet and we have a rain shower head which I’m
actually used in hotels before. We will turn this on see that looks like a
little like rain in central New York.

Dave: Very nice.

Sandi: Is that cool or what?

Dave: Very nice.

Sandi: It was difficult for me to give up the control but I think she has done a
fantastic job.

Dave: Not only did Krista do a fantastic job with the design but also I had a lot of
opportunity to ask Steve questions that I actually feel a lot more confident
to work on different projects throughout the house so look out.

Sandi: I have made a honey do-list for you already?

Dave: Of course you have.