Painting

Past fumigation, a leaking ABS pipe, a shower head not attached to the tile wall, a crumbling window frame due to water damage, lack of a dryer duct vent, a noisy garbage disposal, a leaking gas pipe, a collapsed fence, a cracked skylight, and an old roof with two layers on it, we now tackle a bit more conventional home-renovation project: repainting.



We masked and covered all extra appendages that couldn't be taken out of the bathrooms.



My brother Johnny and his girlfriend, Duong came over to help us repaint. Davis kids--so efficient.


Covering up the old paint. . .



Yes, the previous bathroom walls were aquamarine. Dubbed "swimming pool" by Johnny, "parakeet blue" by my dad. We repainted them "Antique White."



Here's a shot of the guest bathroom showing the contrast between the white door and the Antique White shade.


The Master Bathroom.


The Master Bathroom shower stall.


The Master Bathroom after repainting. The Antique White highlights the white ceiling and blends with the cream-colored shower stall tiles.


The Master Bathroom window.
Before: We pulled away the drywall to reveal water damage from rain--nassssssty.
After: Fixed and repainted. Phew.



This room will be my office. The "Before" pale green is actually quite attractive, but c'mon. I've always wanted a lavender room.



Full shot of the repainted office. The color is "Winter Ice" in a flat matte.