I completely forgot to share the sealing of the tile floor and the walls! You actually use the same exact product for both (just a good quality stone sealer) and roll it on with a roller. It adds an additional waterproof barrier and literally repels the water!
Wait wait WAIT YOU CAN PLASTER OVER TILE?! I need to reno my bathroom so bad but there are no windows so I was scared about ripping off tiles and needing to then fix all the walls due to drying time etc (it is the only bathroom so I'd need to move out while there was no toilet...). This would save so much time and money. Does it last or will it need redoing in a few months?
@Yeyho09. Totally agree with you. Drew of Lone Fox is recognized by many outstanding entities! He is very successful, and a very caring person. He is exceptional!
FYI for any future toilet removal. You turn the water off to the toilet. You then flush the toilet to remove the water in the toilet. Then with an old towel you remove the little bit of water left in the tank. Then you just lift the toilet and remove it from the room.
I think it looks great, so nice to see people moving away from the cold grey toned interiors of the last decade and using warmer tones. Love the textures!
I thought I was the only one who felt that I. I love that his choices evoke warm comfort as opposed to the Grey, clinical starkness. When you walk through Drew's house you know where you're at. These new cookie cutter designers has everyone's homes looking the same
I like the fact you make changes and aren't afraid to say your first choice was not right. My husband always puts me down when I do that, saying, "I flip flop", or "Never happy with anything". Sometimes you can't know until you try it.
I feel you, my husband is pretty negative too. I remind him that I’ve made every design decision in our house and that I’ve done an amazing job so he can support my process and be kind or he can hush up.
How come a single person be so talented, skillful, clever, tasteful, patient and soo much more. I think this kind of people are called gifted and genius .The bathroom is out of this world, congratulations and thanks a million for sharing your journeys with us. SO LUCKY TO GET TO FIND YOUR CHANNEL.
I love how fearless and creative you are! Sometimes when you start a project I cringe when you’re ripping stuff out because I can’t imagine how it’s gonna come together. But even if things don’t turn out exactly the way you want, you always find a way to make your vision come together.
Oh my goodness! I was wondering if anyone felt a bit iffy about this like I did, so I was looking through the comments for what you said. I was into the white subway tile but not the black tile accent strip. When I saw him putting plaster on the tile I was like, "No! Not the white subway tile!"😂😂 and then BAM! We get the final reveal, and it's lovely. This was a true, "trust the process" project.
You guys are now iconic influencers. I'm starting to see Lone Fox style (thrifted, curated, old-world antique items) being implemented in almost all decor articles and videos---ex. Architectural Digest!. Love it, thank you!
So we all know that your design skills are impeccable, but I just want to also say that your content creation skills are the best in the game. I always learn something new in every single one of your videos, everything is so well edited and your designs really sing in the way you communicate your vision. I’m so committed to your channel. Congrats on Arch Digest, it’s very well deserved!
Drew, thank God for this video! I was having withdrawals after the vlogmas of December. As a faithful watcher, we can tell that this happened before the laundry room but they go together so beautifully. Closing that doorway off not only gave room for each to have more potential storage but also gives Marie more privacy as the primary user. You so impress me that you never take the easy way in your renovations but hold to your vision even in the tiny details. You are a never ending source of inspiration.
I realize there is a lot of work involved, but you make it look so easy. But then, you know what you want & how to get it done. I love that candle holder on the toilet. It is so unique. The end project looks great & I think you were right in changing the color of the vanity to the brown. Gives the room such a rich tone. AWESOME!!!!!
@@lonefoxOMG, I have the same candlesticks but I have 3! My mom and I freaked out when we saw yours. I have never seen another set ever. My mom has had them in my children home and I finally convinced her to let me have them last year. She said she bought them at an estate sale in 1992. I was in kindergarten…lol! LOVE YOUR STYLE AND CONGRATS on AD!!!! ❤❤❤
The main change I noticed in the bathroom is how cold it was beforehand with the old white tiles and how warm and welcoming it looks now. Another great Drew project!
You are so brave, the wall finish is fantastic and the bathroom reno looks greats. Hint: next time to remove a toilet- turn the water off using the shut off tap on wall behind the toilet, flush the toilet and then you just have a very small amount of water to scoop out. Love your decor ideas.
The before and after is truly unbelievable. This bathroom is so beautiful it’s UNREAL! And you did ALL THAT with your own hands! Never ceases to amaze me
Your skill set has improved so much. You will soon be a master craftsman at tile work. I want you to attack the outdoor fountain tile work this summer. I am so proud of you and that Architectural Digest has recognized your creativity and talent. The bathroom looks wonderful. So many of us have ugly or original tile work. My original tile is from 1937. This technique is a game changer for a lot of us. Tearing out that tile is not an option because the tile is attached with mesh, rebar and cement to an exterior brick wall. It also encompasses the entire fenestra steel window frames. Thank you for providing me with a viable and doable option for renovation.
I am so proud of you Drew ! Not only are you a amazing Interior designer, but you are a self made Contractor. So talented and Gorgeous makeovers . You have come a long way baby , from using your first power tools 😂😎❤
@@Gemmythebulldog , good job mom ! You broke the mold ! Drew is a Jack of all trades , I can't wait to see what the future holds for him. Truly a magnificent Human being ❤️💯
@@joannaprevost426 you are so sweet! I could talk to u all day. He really is self taught and mostly by CZcams from a very young age. He really is gifted ❤️
I had no idea this product existed. What a game changer for so many people who do not want to demo and create a bunch of waste that would go to a landfill otherwise. Thanks for sharing this amazing makeover.
Beautiful. Yay, Marie! The bathroom colors go well with her bedroom colors. I think it should become the Marie wing with the small bedroom off the bathroom being her dressing room! 😊
Every time you do a new room I say it’s my favorite. My god it’s so pretty I love how the walls and floors turned out, the brass details. The mirror matches the vanity almost perfectly, I can’t pick a favorite. It’s just wonderful.
An alcove in the dry walled door for storage could’ve really gone with the vibe of the house! ❤️ Given that I doubt it could’ve been wide enough to make it work 🤔 Such a beautiful makeover!!
I probably would have used drywall to cover the side that was in the laundry room and the bottom half of the bathroom side. Then used the opening to add shelves for built in storage.
Didn’t know if you knew this. I didn’t til I worked at Lowes and contractors bought it. A small gel bag that you throw in the toilet and it absorbs all the toilet water left in the bottom. They would buy it by the case when they came in.
Yeah and I don’t know if he didn’t know this or just didn’t show it, but if you flush the toilet a couple of times after you turn off the water it drains out most of the water. Thought it was worth mentioning for those who weren’t aware and thought you had to bail out ALL of the water.
Beautiful. C this is an old world technique used in Europe a lot. Usually with a mesh over large tiles. Think layers of 2-3 mm. It’s hard as a rock and water proof. I love the end result!
This is without a doubt what you were born to do, you are incredible. An absolute artist to say the least! I just got an accepted offer on a small New Hampshire mountain home (all I could afford but it’s mine and I love it!), I’m scouring your page looking for inspiration. I wish I could hire you, I know you would bring this ol lady back to life. Thank you for sharing your talent! Love your work so much ❤️
You and Justin are really getting quite good at tiling. When you are able to see things level and plumb, it is amazing what you can do with tile. Love the way you include the transitions to wall and around the edges. Many people who tile, just do not do this and I think it is because they are just doing the minimum required with the base tile and not thinking about the beauty added when incorporating cut pieces and trim pieces to their design. You two really are working well together doing these installs. The only thing that surprised me is that you did not do the plumbing yourselves. I still remember the first time I installed a toilet and it worked; it was just so empowering. You really should try it. Really loved the use of this cement treatment. Sure. Some would just retile every time, but doing the different bathrooms differently really ups the design elements of the entire home. And I see this house is truly turning into your home! You should all be so proud! 👏
I was surprised, too about the plumbing part. Maybe bcz he does so many other things. Plus, ive seen it done many times (got a very handy husband) that i feel i could do it myself if u had to. Of course, with an old house (and lots of plaster) i can understand nit wanting to chance water damage should there b a mistake. 😉
One of my FAV things about your editing, you share the “trial and error” process to decorating. In this and all of them …. You have a plan and then pivot when you find a new art piece or when the color isn’t what you had in mind. I just appreciate that.
At first, I thought you were gonna build storage into the wall space which is such a fun opportunity when you remove a door. Your final design was of course beautiful as well
This was beautifully executed! Love this transformation… I would love an update especially on the shower area how the concretta holds up after a few months… please
Incredible! I had no idea you could do that to tile. I think this may be your best makeover yet!! And that is saying something because your makeovers are the best I've seen.
Top marks again, Drew! Your attention to detail, and the way nothing is too much trouble to get the right look (like repainting the vanity), is just fantastic.
Your creativity and skill, not only in homemaking but also in videography is actually breathtaking at this point. I've been following for years, and your spanish home is a dream come true - but this video actually made me gasp. I felt so silly because I somehow got a little bit overwhelmed/emotional by the reveal of this, but it just comes down to your artistry - this is art, without a done. Well done, Drew, can't wait to see what more you have in store for us
It never ceases to amaze me about how absolutely talented you are! I learn so much about Home decor and make overs. I was fascinated on how you can age fixtures. Who knew!? Love the bathroom makeover. You are the Michelangelo of home improvements. Love, love, ❤️ 😍 💖
I’m always amazed at your skills even when it is your first time at a particular task! But the look on your face when the scored drywall suddenly fell was the exact picture of the startled novice. I love your honest steps toward mastery!
Drew, this is so beautiful! I love watching your channel. You are always so positive and cheerful. If you ever want a real challenge, I inherited a lake house from my mom. Her favorite colors were pink and teal. lol I moved from a rustic lake cabin. So it's a really strange combo. I'm too old for DIY and my husband doesn't care what it looks like as long as he has a fridge and tv.
Outstanding, Drew. I’m so glad you repainted the vanity in the reddish color. It all came together in a gorgeous way. And as always, the reveal music 🎶 is ❤
Love the carpet that you showed while antiquing the brass!!! I want. Also love the antiqued brass. The finished bathroom is effing gorgeous. You are my new favorite. Nothing is overdone. Love your style. What an artist!
Drew you are my favorite designer!! Your work blows me away!! You have natural talent that is rare. You always make me smile when you smile and talk about your projects. I’ve been watching you since you started. You have grown into incredibly designer. You work so hard and share how you do everything. Thank you for all you do!!
This is stunning! We’re just about to embark on a similar project, although only 32sq ft, and this aesthetic is exactly what I’m hoping to achieve.. thank you thank you, thank you Drew, between you & macenna, you’re bringing my home to life!
This is so ingenious. This is even cheaper than painting with tile paint primer and white paint. Thanks for the awesome idea. The outdated tile in our bathroom is in desperate need of a revamp. 🙏
Drew, I'm a person who loves everything modern, but you've really changed my mind. OMG! That bathroom is stunning, and I love it. Thank you for sharing, I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of your transformation. 😊❤🎉
Absolutely gorgeous and so much work you put into it!!! But my eyes can’t stop obsessing on the point of the mirror jutting over the chair rail. Why am I like that??🙄
Drew, the bathroom is very beautiful and it shows your creativity without not boundaries. I really laugh and enjoyed your renovation given me great ideas in how to tackle my old home bathrooms.
1. No additional functional storage was added? (That hanging shelf unit is pretty but of limited function.) 2. Does the room have a venting fan for moisture?
Looks really nice. I am however, worried about walls. It would be interesting if you could do an update in a year or so and see how that held up. Wondering if it will stain and hold up to the water.
It’s really normal in the uk where homes are much smaller to have very small bathrooms, really only just big enough to fit toilet, sink and bath in or even a shower not a bath. So it’s good to see a makeover I can relate to!
DREW-NEXT TIME turn a DOORWAY into MURPHY STORAGE CABINET!! Use the space instead of wasting it!! That way you can re-use the door and create hidden storage and it doesn’t encroach upon your limited space!!
I think the cement look is great and fits your house well. I just think you missed an opportunity with sealing the door up. You definitely could have made that into a built-in storage unit for more storage since you were half way there when you removed the door! Otherwise it looks great!
It would have only been a few inches deep, unless the cabinet intruded out into the other room or hallway. Plus, it would be awkward having a door opening up into the bathroom. That being said, we never got to see that part of the finished room.
Just bought this from them over the phone for my home in Colorado. It's going on a wall next to a rectangular free standing tub to help reduce water damage via little ones splashing while bathing....colour chose ''natural white'' and can't wait to see the finished product! Yours looked great!!
Just a heads up- reinforcing mesh netting is required on top on tiles and before cementing if you’re planning on doing this over tiles. Love the outcome!
@@lonefox that is to prevent cracking of Microcement especially in wet areas with greater humidity and temperature changes. Only time would tell. Am curious as to how well this specific product holds up too.
@@jbtpa895 no all the bathrooms were unfortunately done over in a modern style that had zero to do with a house from the 1920’s. there is one bathroom in the house with pink tiles that is original.
This is absolutely stunning Drew! I‘m obsessed with the vanity and how you styled in such a simple yet beautiful way. Also that candle holder is everything 😍😍
I can see WHY that second door was there because it was easy access from the kitchen/laundry area upstairs......LOVE the Cove ceiling in that bathroom! Just wondering how easy that concrete finish is going to be to CLEAN & not attract mold in the shower area......
Lovely makeover but it would have made more sense to extend the bathroom into the laundry room so that there is access to the whole house and not just through the guest room. Now when Marie wants to use the bathroom when you have guests staying in that room she is invading their privacy to use the bathroom.
OK if you look at your place, it’s monochromatic everything is brown and beige. Is this forever your style are you ever going to put color in somewhere?
Yes, it’s almost (but not quite) a Zorn palette which does not use blue. I’m sure Drew will get out of his comfort zone. Our tastes change as we mature. I don’t know how old you are but I remember the 1970s when everyone had similar paint colours on their walls. I think it has given me an aversion to browns and magnolias 😂 It’s an age thing. I suppose being an interior designer, means you would have to use whatever is in fashion and is readily available to buy from the large diy stores, and whatever the buyers are trying to punt to the consumer.
Gotta say really love the way you just don’t design but actually do it…love the simplicity of this design and as you know I love those floor tiles…just wow!
Hmm, the only bad thing about removing the door from the hall is, if you have someone staying in the guest room, Marie has to go through their private space to use the bathroom.
Late to the party but I enjoy that you keep to the same tones per room but still make them look individual and separated if that makes sense, with their own unique touch. I’ve seen a home that every room looks identical and the only way of knowing the purpose is the obvious ie, bed, cooker, sofa etc and it’s just not great. Awesome stuff Drew xx
@@m.m.6670 I'm old enough to remember that my grandma didn't have a bathroom. Was a loo in the backyard and a wash using a bowl in the kitchen sink. During the night, you used a bucket for a pee 😱🤣.
Love it! Drew and Justin you do amazing work, so fearless and courageous! This bath looks like it belongs in this home, the elements you chose are gorgeous, aged but sophisticated so it is timeless! Thank you for your inspiring creative renovations! Happy 2024! Congratulations on the Architectural Digest acknowledgement and curation of this project!
I completely forgot to share the sealing of the tile floor and the walls! You actually use the same exact product for both (just a good quality stone sealer) and roll it on with a roller. It adds an additional waterproof barrier and literally repels the water!
This makeover is absolutely beautiful.
Oh my gosh thsi was gorgeous!!! Where is that beautiful little shelf form you used in the bathroom?
@@30arminda Anthropologie! I will add the link :)
Wait wait WAIT YOU CAN PLASTER OVER TILE?! I need to reno my bathroom so bad but there are no windows so I was scared about ripping off tiles and needing to then fix all the walls due to drying time etc (it is the only bathroom so I'd need to move out while there was no toilet...). This would save so much time and money. Does it last or will it need redoing in a few months?
Is there a link for the AD, I couldn’t find it when I went over to look...
The brass aging trick was genius! A quick tip we can all use, even without having to redo a whole bathroom.
ARCHITECTURAL FREAKING DIGEST!! That’s huge!! You’ve officially made it Drew! Been here since the first LA apartment❤
made it long ago!
@Yeyho09. Totally agree with you. Drew of Lone Fox is recognized by many outstanding entities! He is very successful, and a very caring person. He is exceptional!
@@donnagoring250you are so sweet ❤Drew's mom 😊
@@ceciliapreziose3783u are so nice 😊. I agree
I think he already did something with AD a while back.
FYI for any future toilet removal. You turn the water off to the toilet. You then flush the toilet to remove the water in the toilet. Then with an old towel you remove the little bit of water left in the tank. Then you just lift the toilet and remove it from the room.
They also make this stuff that makes the water solid , I'm not sure if it's only if you're throwing the toilet out though lol
I think it looks great, so nice to see people moving away from the cold grey toned interiors of the last decade and using warmer tones. Love the textures!
I thought I was the only one who felt that I. I love that his choices evoke warm comfort as opposed to the Grey, clinical starkness. When you walk through Drew's house you know where you're at. These new cookie cutter designers has everyone's homes looking the same
The greys haven't been popular for the last 2-3 years. Still seeing it a lot on flip houses though.
@@rsmith1820 I think there are thousands of us that dislike gloom and doom gray!
I like the fact you make changes and aren't afraid to say your first choice was not right. My husband always puts me down when I do that, saying, "I flip flop", or "Never happy with anything". Sometimes you can't know until you try it.
If that were my husband’s responses, I would have changed my husband by now! 🤣😂
That’s abusive he sounds like an asshole. You’re allowed to change your mind! You should leave you deserve better!
I feel you, my husband is pretty negative too. I remind him that I’ve made every design decision in our house and that I’ve done an amazing job so he can support my process and be kind or he can hush up.
@@greeneyedgirlina Right?!? I don't tolerate people who talk down to me, why would you let your partner do it?
Drew!!! This is absolutely beautiful!! I'm obsessed with that plaster and flooring!👏
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Thank you Kristen!! ❤
How come a single person be so talented, skillful, clever, tasteful, patient and soo much more. I think this kind of people are called gifted and genius .The bathroom is out of this world, congratulations and thanks a million for sharing your journeys with us. SO LUCKY TO GET TO FIND YOUR CHANNEL.
I love how fearless and creative you are! Sometimes when you start a project I cringe when you’re ripping stuff out because I can’t imagine how it’s gonna come together.
But even if things don’t turn out exactly the way you want, you always find a way to make your vision come together.
Oh my goodness! I was wondering if anyone felt a bit iffy about this like I did, so I was looking through the comments for what you said. I was into the white subway tile but not the black tile accent strip. When I saw him putting plaster on the tile I was like, "No! Not the white subway tile!"😂😂 and then BAM! We get the final reveal, and it's lovely. This was a true, "trust the process" project.
@@JulyMoon82 yes! Exactly! 🤣
You guys are now iconic influencers. I'm starting to see Lone Fox style (thrifted, curated, old-world antique items) being implemented in almost all decor articles and videos---ex. Architectural Digest!. Love it, thank you!
So we all know that your design skills are impeccable, but I just want to also say that your content creation skills are the best in the game. I always learn something new in every single one of your videos, everything is so well edited and your designs really sing in the way you communicate your vision. I’m so committed to your channel. Congrats on Arch Digest, it’s very well deserved!
Drew, thank God for this video! I was having withdrawals after the vlogmas of December. As a faithful watcher, we can tell that this happened before the laundry room but they go together so beautifully. Closing that doorway off not only gave room for each to have more potential storage but also gives Marie more privacy as the primary user. You so impress me that you never take the easy way in your renovations but hold to your vision even in the tiny details. You are a never ending source of inspiration.
"thank God"...seriously?
@@jrgnc1 Figure of speech.
So beautiful I can’t believe you did the whole renovation on your own. Like is there anything that you can’t do? It looks so good. 😍
Agree! Marry me! 😂
I realize there is a lot of work involved, but you make it look so easy. But then, you know what you want & how to get it done. I love that candle holder on the toilet. It is so unique. The end project looks great & I think you were right in changing the color of the vanity to the brown. Gives the room such a rich tone. AWESOME!!!!!
Thank you!! I found that one at a flea market in a pair so I plan to use the other in another space :)
@@lonefoxOMG, I have the same candlesticks but I have 3! My mom and I freaked out when we saw yours. I have never seen another set ever. My mom has had them in my children home and I finally convinced her to let me have them last year. She said she bought them at an estate sale in 1992. I was in kindergarten…lol!
LOVE YOUR STYLE AND CONGRATS on AD!!!! ❤❤❤
The main change I noticed in the bathroom is how cold it was beforehand with the old white tiles and how warm and welcoming it looks now. Another great Drew project!
You are so brave, the wall finish is fantastic and the bathroom reno looks greats. Hint: next time to remove a toilet- turn the water off using the shut off tap on wall behind the toilet, flush the toilet and then you just have a very small amount of water to scoop out. Love your decor ideas.
Drew and Justin you both did an amazing job. ❤️😀
We are not forgetting you Justin..you are valued.❤
The before and after is truly unbelievable. This bathroom is so beautiful it’s UNREAL! And you did ALL THAT with your own hands! Never ceases to amaze me
Your skill set has improved so much. You will soon be a master craftsman at tile work. I want you to attack the outdoor fountain tile work this summer. I am so proud of you and that Architectural Digest has recognized your creativity and talent. The bathroom looks wonderful. So many of us have ugly or original tile work. My original tile is from 1937. This technique is a game changer for a lot of us. Tearing out that tile is not an option because the tile is attached with mesh, rebar and cement to an exterior brick wall. It also encompasses the entire fenestra steel window frames. Thank you for providing me with a viable and doable option for renovation.
I am so proud of you Drew ! Not only are you a amazing Interior designer, but you are a self made Contractor. So talented and Gorgeous makeovers . You have come a long way baby , from using your first power tools 😂😎❤
I have to agree with you. I recall how apprehensive Drew was initially using power tools. He's come a long way.
Omg so true 😂 I'm his mom and he honestly has somehow done it all on his own. Never wanted help from me lol
@@Gemmythebulldog , good job mom ! You broke the mold ! Drew is a Jack of all trades , I can't wait to see what the future holds for him. Truly a magnificent Human being ❤️💯
@@joannaprevost426 you are so sweet! I could talk to u all day. He really is self taught and mostly by CZcams from a very young age. He really is gifted ❤️
I had no idea this product existed. What a game changer for so many people who do not want to demo and create a bunch of waste that would go to a landfill otherwise. Thanks for sharing this amazing makeover.
Oh Drew, that turned out so beautiful! I LOVE it! The floor, the walls and ceiling! The fixtures! It's perfect! Great job!❤
Thank you so much!
@@lonefox You're very welcome!
WOW! Nice to see that you don't have to tear down everything. Low cost, diy renovation that is so simple, practical and beautiful . Love ❤️
Beautiful. Yay, Marie! The bathroom colors go well with her bedroom colors. I think it should become the Marie wing with the small bedroom off the bathroom being her dressing room! 😊
Every time you do a new room I say it’s my favorite. My god it’s so pretty I love how the walls and floors turned out, the brass details. The mirror matches the vanity almost perfectly, I can’t pick a favorite. It’s just wonderful.
This was an incredible makeover! The fact that you could plaster over existing tile both on the wall and in the shower floor is astounding! Love it!
Absolutely beautiful Drew and congratulations on the architectural digest gig!!!!
An alcove in the dry walled door for storage could’ve really gone with the vibe of the house! ❤️ Given that I doubt it could’ve been wide enough to make it work 🤔 Such a beautiful makeover!!
I probably would have used drywall to cover the side that was in the laundry room and the bottom half of the bathroom side. Then used the opening to add shelves for built in storage.
Didn’t know if you knew this. I didn’t til I worked at Lowes and contractors bought it. A small gel bag that you throw in the toilet and it absorbs all the toilet water left in the bottom. They would buy it by the case when they came in.
Yeah and I don’t know if he didn’t know this or just didn’t show it, but if you flush the toilet a couple of times after you turn off the water it drains out most of the water. Thought it was worth mentioning for those who weren’t aware and thought you had to bail out ALL of the water.
My FIL uses diapers! LOL
@@Jessa8891OMG……so funny! My first interpretation to “uses diapers” was he wears them. I thought why is she telling everybody?
@@lindafrance9192 😂😂😂
Beautiful. C this is an old world technique used in Europe a lot. Usually with a mesh over large tiles. Think layers of 2-3 mm. It’s hard as a rock and water proof. I love the end result!
This is without a doubt what you were born to do, you are incredible. An absolute artist to say the least! I just got an accepted offer on a small New Hampshire mountain home (all I could afford but it’s mine and I love it!), I’m scouring your page looking for inspiration. I wish I could hire you, I know you would bring this ol lady back to life. Thank you for sharing your talent! Love your work so much ❤️
You are incredibly talented!! Congratulations on a superb renovation 🎊
I’ve been LOVING watching this makeover on AD and so happy to see the full video here 😍🤩 👏👏👏
Awww thank you so much Adriana!
You and Justin are really getting quite good at tiling. When you are able to see things level and plumb, it is amazing what you can do with tile. Love the way you include the transitions to wall and around the edges. Many people who tile, just do not do this and I think it is because they are just doing the minimum required with the base tile and not thinking about the beauty added when incorporating cut pieces and trim pieces to their design. You two really are working well together doing these installs. The only thing that surprised me is that you did not do the plumbing yourselves. I still remember the first time I installed a toilet and it worked; it was just so empowering. You really should try it. Really loved the use of this cement treatment. Sure. Some would just retile every time, but doing the different bathrooms differently really ups the design elements of the entire home. And I see this house is truly turning into your home! You should all be so proud! 👏
I was surprised, too about the plumbing part. Maybe bcz he does so many other things. Plus, ive seen it done many times (got a very handy husband) that i feel i could do it myself if u had to. Of course, with an old house (and lots of plaster) i can understand nit wanting to chance water damage should there b a mistake. 😉
One of my FAV things about your editing, you share the “trial and error” process to decorating. In this and all of them …. You have a plan and then pivot when you find a new art piece or when the color isn’t what you had in mind. I just appreciate that.
This was one of my favorite bathroom make overs ever!!!!!!!!!!! You have amazing skills to do the entire make over on your own👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️❤️❤️
At first, I thought you were gonna build storage into the wall space which is such a fun opportunity when you remove a door. Your final design was of course beautiful as well
This was beautifully executed!
Love this transformation… I would love an update especially on the shower area how the concretta holds up after a few months… please
You are so brave. For someone so young you have a vast range of knowledge. Your talent and creativity are mind blowing!
Absolutely beautiful. What talent. Rock the block bring him on.Tired of same designers designing these paces. Get on board people spread the word.
Incredible! I had no idea you could do that to tile. I think this may be your best makeover yet!! And that is saying something because your makeovers are the best I've seen.
Top marks again, Drew! Your attention to detail, and the way nothing is too much trouble to get the right look (like repainting the vanity), is just fantastic.
Drew & Justin....you are the dream team of creativity & accomplishment. Congrats on landing a spot in AD.
Wow.... the brass aging and plaster product for the walls is a game changer.
Your creativity and skill, not only in homemaking but also in videography is actually breathtaking at this point. I've been following for years, and your spanish home is a dream come true - but this video actually made me gasp. I felt so silly because I somehow got a little bit overwhelmed/emotional by the reveal of this, but it just comes down to your artistry - this is art, without a done. Well done, Drew, can't wait to see what more you have in store for us
It never ceases to amaze me about how absolutely talented you are! I learn so much about
Home decor and make overs. I was fascinated on how you can age fixtures. Who knew!? Love the bathroom makeover. You are the Michelangelo of home improvements. Love, love, ❤️ 😍 💖
Now that is What I'm saying Drew 🎉❤
I’m always amazed at your skills even when it is your first time at a particular task! But the look on your face when the scored drywall suddenly fell was the exact picture of the startled novice. I love your honest steps toward mastery!
Drew, this is so beautiful! I love watching your channel. You are always so positive and cheerful. If you ever want a real challenge, I inherited a lake house from my mom. Her favorite colors were pink and teal. lol I moved from a rustic lake cabin. So it's a really strange combo. I'm too old for DIY and my husband doesn't care what it looks like as long as he has a fridge and tv.
I love everything! The light fixture, the floor, the mirror, the hardware .... But the sink/vanity it so perfectly perfect! I love it!
Outstanding, Drew. I’m so glad you repainted the vanity in the reddish color. It all came together in a gorgeous way. And as always, the reveal music 🎶 is ❤
Love the carpet that you showed while antiquing the brass!!! I want. Also love the antiqued brass. The finished bathroom is effing gorgeous. You are my new favorite. Nothing is overdone. Love your style. What an artist!
Drew you are my favorite designer!! Your work blows me away!! You have natural talent that is rare. You always make me smile when you smile and talk about your projects. I’ve been watching you since you started. You have grown into incredibly designer. You work so hard and share how you do everything. Thank you for all you do!!
This is a really nice makeover, you do some fine work and are really talented!
This is stunning! We’re just about to embark on a similar project, although only 32sq ft, and this aesthetic is exactly what I’m hoping to achieve.. thank you thank you, thank you Drew, between you & macenna, you’re bringing my home to life!
This is so ingenious. This is even cheaper than painting with tile paint primer and white paint. Thanks for the awesome idea. The outdated tile in our bathroom is in desperate need of a revamp. 🙏
Drew, I'm a person who loves everything modern, but you've really changed my mind. OMG! That bathroom is stunning, and I love it. Thank you for sharing, I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of your transformation. 😊❤🎉
Absolutely gorgeous and so much work you put into it!!!
But my eyes can’t stop obsessing on the point of the mirror jutting over the chair rail. Why am I like that??🙄
I can say I was bothered by that also (maybe not to the point of obsessing though…..lol).
Another brilliant way to mask tile! Gorgeous and fits in so well with the house now.
Amazing and elegant transformation! It looks so rich, warm and expensive!
Drew, the bathroom is very beautiful and it shows your creativity without not boundaries. I really laugh and enjoyed your renovation given me great ideas in how to tackle my old home bathrooms.
Fantastic renovation, you are so talented!!
Impressive job. Love the product you use and this transition. Beautiful bathroom.
What an inspiration you are, Drew! This is the solution I needed for our bathroom to avoid redoing all the drywall 😍😍😍🌟
1. No additional functional storage was added? (That hanging shelf unit is pretty but of limited function.)
2. Does the room have a venting fan for moisture?
There is nothing else to say: you have the magic touch.😊
I just can’t get over your ability to transform a space!
BEAUTIFUL!!! You really have outdone yourself I love how it went from being so cold and bland to so warm and beautiful and just stunning
Looks really nice. I am however, worried about walls. It would be interesting if you could do an update in a year or so and see how that held up. Wondering if it will stain and hold up to the water.
So excited loved the transformation so much!
Love the candle stick holder on top of the toilet.
It’s really normal in the uk where homes are much smaller to have very small bathrooms, really only just big enough to fit toilet, sink and bath in or even a shower not a bath. So it’s good to see a makeover I can relate to!
DREW-NEXT TIME turn a DOORWAY into MURPHY STORAGE CABINET!! Use the space instead of wasting it!! That way you can re-use the door and create hidden storage and it doesn’t encroach upon your limited space!!
I think the cement look is great and fits your house well. I just think you missed an opportunity with sealing the door up. You definitely could have made that into a built-in storage unit for more storage since you were half way there when you removed the door! Otherwise it looks great!
It would have only been a few inches deep, unless the cabinet intruded out into the other room or hallway. Plus, it would be awkward having a door opening up into the bathroom. That being said, we never got to see that part of the finished room.
Just bought this from them over the phone for my home in Colorado. It's going on a wall next to a rectangular free standing tub to help reduce water damage via little ones splashing while bathing....colour chose ''natural white'' and can't wait to see the finished product! Yours looked great!!
Just a heads up- reinforcing mesh netting is required on top on tiles and before cementing if you’re planning on doing this over tiles. Love the outcome!
The owner of Meoded came out and looked at my bathroom! He said it wasn’t required
@@lonefox that is to prevent cracking of Microcement especially in wet areas with greater humidity and temperature changes. Only time would tell. Am curious as to how well this specific product holds up too.
Did you have to do anything special to the concrete so that it sticks to the tile? How long should this last?? So Beautiful!
amazing. what the previous owners did to the bathroom was a sin. this product is incredible. my bathroom needs this.
I think the house is very old and that was the original tile.
I really wish i knew what the original bathroom looked like before the white subway tile :/
@@jbtpa895 no all the bathrooms were unfortunately done over in a modern style that had zero to do with a house from the 1920’s. there is one bathroom in the house with pink tiles that is original.
@@lonefox taking a cue from the remaining pink bathroom probably very similar, but they often would use another color tile, pale yellow, pale green.
This is absolutely stunning Drew! I‘m obsessed with the vanity and how you styled in such a simple yet beautiful way. Also that candle holder is everything 😍😍
I just wish you did leave the blue colour on the vanity 💙 it would look sooo fresh and cool
Loove the transformation!! Awesome job like always!!
Only thing that bothered me : You put the toiletpaper roll the wrong way around 😂🙈
I NOTICED THAT TOO LOL!
@@lonefox Hope you fixed it then,you can't let Marie use it like that 😂
That’s so funny as that was what immediately went through my head!!!
@@lindafrance9192 hahaha seems like I'm not the only one then 😂
Are the walls rough? Will it collect dust?
Will the shower walls be easy to clean?
That is so bold to concrete plaster over tile!! What a gorgeous result!
I can see WHY that second door was there because it was easy access from the kitchen/laundry area upstairs......LOVE the Cove ceiling in that bathroom!
Just wondering how easy that concrete finish is going to be to CLEAN & not attract mold in the shower area......
Lovely makeover but it would have made more sense to extend the bathroom into the laundry room so that there is access to the whole house and not just through the guest room. Now when Marie wants to use the bathroom when you have guests staying in that room she is invading their privacy to use the bathroom.
OK if you look at your place, it’s monochromatic everything is brown and beige. Is this forever your style are you ever going to put color in somewhere?
Yes, it’s almost (but not quite) a Zorn palette which does not use blue. I’m sure Drew will get out of his comfort zone. Our tastes change as we mature. I don’t know how old you are but I remember the 1970s when everyone had similar paint colours on their walls. I think it has given me an aversion to browns and magnolias 😂 It’s an age thing. I suppose being an interior designer, means you would have to use whatever is in fashion and is readily available to buy from the large diy stores, and whatever the buyers are trying to punt to the consumer.
I have a white house in and out. No colors at all. I hate colors.
Gotta say really love the way you just don’t design but actually do it…love the simplicity of this design and as you know I love those floor tiles…just wow!
I love how you're leaning in to the earthy roots of Spanish buildings.
Hmm, the only bad thing about removing the door from the hall is, if you have someone staying in the guest room, Marie has to go through their private space to use the bathroom.
There's a butt load of rooms in that house. And more bathrooms. She just chose that one because of the size of it.
So Drew...will the "Brass Antiquing" hack work as such on Chrome items to make them appear aged, as well? 🤔 ❤
I laughed. Next time, turn the water off and flush the toilet. No scooping
Late to the party but I enjoy that you keep to the same tones per room but still make them look individual and separated if that makes sense, with their own unique touch. I’ve seen a home that every room looks identical and the only way of knowing the purpose is the obvious ie, bed, cooker, sofa etc and it’s just not great. Awesome stuff Drew xx
I never knew about the plaster! its genius and of course another beautiful project by Drew!!
45 ft sq 'small' bathroom 🤣. The average size of a bathroom in the 🇬🇧 is about 8ft sq at a push. I think ours is about 6ft x 7ft.
6ft x 7ft is a 42 square foot bathroom! Mine is only 6.5 x 7ft lol
8sqm is roughly the same as 42 sqft
@@lonefox I don't feel as jealous now 🤣🤣🤣👍.
@@m.m.6670 I'm old enough to remember that my grandma didn't have a bathroom. Was a loo in the backyard and a wash using a bowl in the kitchen sink. During the night, you used a bucket for a pee 😱🤣.
I liked it before. 🤷♀️
There are so many so many wow moments in this makeover! Love your music choices, too.
Beautiful! Lots of hard work.
You two did an awesome job.
Congrats on the AD article.
Love this. I think a brass flush handle would look great on the toilet.
Totally support your decision to change the color of the cabinet. Looks so good!! You managed to make a bathroom, cozy. Love it!
Love it! Drew and Justin you do amazing work, so fearless and courageous! This bath looks like it belongs in this home, the elements you chose are gorgeous, aged but sophisticated so it is timeless! Thank you for your inspiring creative renovations! Happy 2024! Congratulations on the Architectural Digest acknowledgement and curation of this project!
Drew’s face and “perfect” voiceover at 2:52 SENT ME 🤣
You Are the "plaster master" 😂 now!!! You go guy!!!! That's awesome❤