If you remember our 49th St project, then you might recognize these floors. I started designing this home first and I was so excited to use this tile, but then I got impatient and decided to use them in another remodel that finished way before this one. Haha!

I'm a huge fan of the diamond pattern, but what really makes me love these floors are the colors. The mix of beige, white and black worked so well with the black and brass accents we used throughout the rest of the bathroom.

I kept it pretty simple with the tile surround in the bathtub. I didn't want to compete with the floors and I didn't want it to feel too busy in here with too much going on. The part about designing a flip is that you can have some fun with color and pattern, but not too much fun. You are trying to appeal to a wide range of buyers when you go to list the home for sale, so there is a balance that needs to be there in order to make sure you don't scare off too many people by making it too specific to one taste.

If you remember from our previous post about this home, there used to be a door from the kitchen into this bathroom. Once we closed that off, we were able to make this bathroom make way more sense layout wise. We removed the shower and added a tub and moved it all to the back wall. Then we got rid of the second vanity and combined it into one double vanity. It makes so much more sense, doesn't it?