Hey Katie! I give This Old House all the credit for my chops ;) Sorry I forgot to mention the grout, it is non-sanded Charcoal by Polyblend. It’s the same color I used for the subway tile. It does look pretty seamless in photographs but IRL it reads as a dark gray – either way it works well with the blue hex!

Thanks Anne! I am very stoked to share the final product with you guys. Been working like mad on that list!

Thanks lady! I am feeling pretty good about how things are coming together and very proud that I’ve been able to pull it all off on my own. The tile is actually dark blue, but I love the look of large black hex too! I need to work on the editing these pics so that the tile reads as blue. Since there is not natural light in the bathroom it’s really hard to describe the floor in these images.

Sorry to hear about your white grout, I just couldn’t with boys! ;)-

Thanks Lauralou! I love the floors too! They are tonally so dark and rich, and I love the natural matte finish of the cement.

Thanks, Arli! It was a much bigger project than I anticipated, but so worth it!

Hey Deb! I like the idea of painting the door an unexpected color, but I think that is what I was trying to do with the Blue floors. I know it is so hard to tell from the lighting in these pics, but they are BLUE! :)

Thanks, Emily! It has been very very satisfying and it’s been a good opportunity to build on up my skill set – I can take on basic plumbing jobs now! To-Do Lists are life.

Ha! Oops, I guess I’m very excited to have the second bathroom (and the toilet) up and running again.

This looks incredible!!! I’m obsessing over every detail – and still can’t wrap my mind around the fact that you did this all by yourself. You go girl!

I wanted to use the exact same tile in both of our bathroom renos but the husband was like…”Black? That’s weird.” So sad I listened to him – now I have white tile with white grout to keep clean, and let me tell you, it’s a full-time job.