Welcome back from the weekend and welcome to October! This is
the time of year that I miss living in Iowa most- the change of seasons, harvest,
and crisp mornings, warm days and cool evenings. We did have a small glimpse of fall this weekend, which
was enough for me to give myself permission to go buy mums + pumpkins for my
front porch… even if it’s supposed to be back in the 90s this week. I just
received a few fall-scented oils that I ordered so I’ve been diffusing those and managed to
switch out my summer chalkboard art for a fall one. So regardless if it’s still
summer in Houston, it’s fall ya'll at the Pudenz house!!!
Work has been rolling right along and I have some REALLY exciting
news about my business that I can hardly wait to share! Hopefully will be able
to post about it here later this week if everything goes as planned.
Last time I shared the kitchen + first floor bathroom for a
spec home that I’m working on. My goal for this home is to keep it light and
bright with a cohesive flow throughout, which is dominantly gray + white with a few darker accents. There
are two secondary bathrooms upstairs- one connected to the game room and a Jack
& Jill bathroom between two bedrooms. I decided to keep these spaces basically the same except for the mirrors and lighting.
Both bathrooms feature a gray hexagon floor with a pale gray
high gloss subway tile on the shower walls, which offers contrast from the very
pale greige walls + white cabinets. The under-mount sinks are set in white
granite countertops with a light gray veining throughout the slab. I selected brushed nickel faucets throughout all the bathrooms in this home.
The Jack and Jill bathroom is sort of long and narrow so I liked the idea of breaking that up by using two round metal mirrors with a contemporary 2-light fixture above each.
I used a dark metal mirror in the game room bathroom as well, but chose to use a rectangle with an interesting frame detail with a brushed nickel 3-light fixture above.
I think both spaces feel classic, but with a modern, industrial twist.
I’ve saved the best for last and will be sharing the master
bathroom plan next week. I went a little more high-end with the tile
selections and it’s going to be a beautiful space once it's completed. Painting will wrap
this week and the countertops are currently being fabricated and should be installed
soon. After that will be tile and flooring. Always a fun push these last few
weeks in any home! Will hopefully have more progress pics for next time as
well. Have a great week and fingers crossed I’m able to check back in this week
to share my news!!!
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