Hello from Home Haven!
When you think of a small bathroom....what comes to mind?
A POWDER ROOM.
TOILET.
TUB.
SINK.
RUNNING AND FLUSHING WATER.
TOWELS.
A PLACE TO CLEAN UP.
BATHROOM BREAK.
ROOM ENOUGH TO TURN AROUND IN???
From what I read at the local Museum about the present house I'm living in, one of the previous owners was a Writer that wrote for the local newspaper.
She mentioned in one of her columns that she had a SMALL BATHROOM. Her small Bathroom as she called it...was once a seasonal closet that was transformed into a REAL BATHROOM. She was overly generous when calling it a small bathroom. It is very, very, very, very TINY.
NO...it's dangerously dinky.
DINKY.
Da. Ink. Kee.
Our SMALL Bathroom, is better than an OUT HOUSE, THUNDER MUG or Chamber Pot!Though Chamber Pots can be attractive.....cleaning them is not so pleasant.
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| Antique Chamber Pot |
There's little room to turn around in my closet bathroom. Concerned about someone slipping and hitting their head. So this has to be changed.
I'm thankful we have running water and flushing toilets, but it's something else for someone my size to actually using the room for what it is suppose to be used for.
Eventually the Bathroom will be transformed back into a Seasonal Closet with a new Bathroom created next door to it where a bedroom exists for now. But for now here's a peek into our water closet.
Looking from the Hallway into the
WATER CLOSET........Present day Bathroom.
WATER CLOSET........Present day Bathroom.
We've purchased an old slipper tub and she quietly waits for the remodeling job to come forth. One of the hardest things for me is THE WAIT. To wait patiently for a room to come to completion is not an easy thing for me. I think on the matter a great deal. Many a night after I say my prayers, I begin to think about seeing the finished room. In my mind, I walk through the house and see it finished.
In reality, more than likely it will be a year or two before we have the larger Bathroom. For now, I must wait, say my prayers and DREAM ON for the water closet to turn back into a seasonal closet.
Decorating On The Prairie never ends.
BLESS the LORD!
PSALM 103: 1
BLESS the LORD, O my soul: and all that is within me,
bless his holy name.
BLESS the LORD!
PSALM 103: 1
BLESS the LORD, O my soul: and all that is within me,
bless his holy name.
God bless you!
~Deanna~


6 comments:
Wow, that is amazing, Deanna! Where did you get that picture about the red and white corn cobs? Funny! And that chamber pot -- so pretty that I can't imagine using it for THAT. Ugh. Mary
Hi Deanna,
Pretty chamber pot. I am loving your pink toile and stripes. Actually, I'm a wee bit jealous! :) Do you know how hard it is to find any colour of toile, let alone pink, here where I live? Absolutely gorgeous! Can't wait to see it! Thanks for sharing and I'm happy for you that you're getting a bigger bath.
Blessings,
Sandi
way way back when kids were small we lived in a house that had a closet bathroom, you opened the door & backed in now that's dinky! LOL LOL
Helen
I have a very tiny bathroom, a powder room actually, which I am having a hard time taking a picture of. Yours isn't that small I don't think. Love the toile...Christine
Think I'll pass on the corn cobs... and the chamber pot too! Will be a fun day when we haul the slipper tub upstairs and install it in a real bathroom! Must have been really exiting when they got an indoor toilet for the first time in the old stone house. But it will be more exiting to allow that space to once again become a closet.
Artist
Hi Deanna,
Love the beautiful stripes and toile fabric and look forward to seeing the finished bathroom.
Hard to be patient, but I know how happy you will be when it is all finished. The chamber pot is lovely.
In one of the apartments we rented in Paris, the toilet was like a cupboard and you had to back in.
Happy week
Hugs
Carolyn
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