Wren’s Nest Conservation Update — Our Non-Historic Bathroom is Finished!
Behold: our newly remodeled bathroom — no more outhouse for us!
Gorgeous, isn’t it? Go ahead, take a moment to drink it all in.
Perhaps you’ve already noted our expert use of light, bright wall colors and mirrors to open the space. This is not only lovely, but necessary, as the bathroom is approximately 7.12 square inches large.
I’m not complaining; I love small things. Especially this adorable washbasin. Yes, I did just call that sink adorable and yes, I meant it.
Who knew that putting in something so wee would open up so much space? Oh right, Blalock Construction. Thanks, fellas!
Your eyes aren’t deceiving you. That is indeed a light fixture up there, and guess what — it even has a switch! Gone are the days of a single bulb that we screwed in to turn on — we’re living large now!
Perhaps you remember that one special time a child threw up into our vent. It was magical. I really, really hope no one boots into this new vent, and not just because it’s so pretty.
Want to see more? Tough. I told you, it’s small as a thimble.
But you can see it in person– why, this Sunday would be a great time!
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Amber Suitt
Program Director
Lain Shakespeare
Executive Director
6 Comments to Wren’s Nest Conservation Update — Our Non-Historic Bathroom is Finished!
I’m really looking forward to the addition of soap on a rope
Nice blinds, ATL! They are taking over the West End!
Congrats!! Are you going to keep the port-a-potty, just in case?
We’re hanging onto it for the weekend for old times’ sake, but that’s it.
It can be hard to say goodbye.
That’s a nice Bathroom! You can texture walls before you build them up, and it will be a lot faster than pulling them up and then texturing.