House Tour Part Four–the Master Bedroom and Bath

Next up, the master bedroom!  I really love it but it has LOTS of windows (5 large windows to be exact!) and we have no blinds……that is a problem, I need to get blinds very soon ~ ha!

Hallway down to master bedroom, we have the room on the main floor while the kids rooms are upstairs. 

blog rustic tuscan hallway

I carried the clay into the master bedroom as well.

blog rustic tuscan master bedroom


Looking straight on, once I get the bed in the room I’ll take more pictures of the other side of the room.  For those wondering, yes, I did make the curtains and I will be sure and write a post soon how I did them.  You’ll like it because I just used the hem stuff that you iron on!  It doesn’t get much easier than that Smile


blog rustic tuscan master bedroom straight on


Right off the bedroom is the Master Bath:


blog rustic tuscan master bathroom sink

I knew I would put the clay piece I made right over the tub.  If you want more information on the art just click Clay Art.

blog rustic tuscan master bathroom


blog rustic tuscan master tub

That’s it!  We have the toilet and the shower through a pocket door and the walk in closet off the bathroom too…..but those pictures just weren’t enough fun so I skipped them Smile

SOOOO.......if you missed any head on back to see the tour from part ONE!

ENTRY

Kitchen and Dining

 Hallway and Cubbines

Master Bedroom and Bath



Next up…….the upstairs!  Stay tuned!!!

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