When I renovated my 1950s bathroom, you can bet that I sweated the small stuff. In this video — the second in my blue bathroom series — I talk about some of the design details that came out pretty darn well.
Pam’s Blue Bathroom — my first video! 
Pam’s Blue Bathroom: Things I’d Do Differently 
New EPA lead-safe rules for contractors and painters: Do it right. Renovate Safe. 
COMMENTS WILL RE-OPEN on MONDAY, DECEMBER 2. For the first time in, like, 13 years, I am taking a real vacation from the blog, to spend un-distracted time with family. As part of this, Commenting on the blog is paused. Meanwhile, please enjoy reading all the many stories in our archives -- and come back Monday, Dec. 2 when I will launch our annual giveaway of a vintage ornament wreath made by Georgia Peachez -- and when comments will reopen so you can enter to win! HAVE A HAPPY THANKSGIVING, EVERYONE!
sablemable says
Great videos! LOL, I sweat the small stuff, too, Pam, so you’re not alone!
I think your bathroom turned out very, very well and I really liked the way the wallpaper “frames” the window.
Guy H. says
Looks really great! Love that the site has video.
Guy H. says
Also I love the suggestion about removing the suction cup and screwing that holder into the wall. Clever idea.
Genjenn says
Really great bathroom, Pam. Great video, too! Who makes the shower hardware, please? It’s just what I need for my blue bathroom retrovation.
pam kueber says
Genjenn, the shower hardware is basic Moen. Simple. Suits the unpretentious mid mod bathroom just fine.
styro says
Looks great, Pam! In our bathroom reno, we put in an exhaust fan, too, we found a super-quiet, moisture-sensing fan from Braun that we just LOVE. It turns on when it senses moisture, which I love because you (or your guests or your husband or…) can’t forget to turn it on!
wendy says
ooh, ooh, ooh!!! i just added to my bath reno list: light/fan over shower!
pam kueber says
🙂