Restoring a Victorian Staircase - 1930's Bathroom Makeover

Repair, restore, rehabilitate; our house restoration work continues… Plaster repair and wall preparation in the dining room, plus a peek into the walls that once held pocket doors. Cleaning and restoring some beautiful wall sconces, removal of one of the ionic columns for capital repair, rehab of our vintage bathroom enters a new phase. As we begin working with preservation experts, we uncover more history of our staircase.

In this video, we're taking a break from showcasing finished projects to offer you a comprehensive update on the various endeavors we've been diligently working on since the start of the year.

Follow along for an inside look at each project and the steps we're taking to bring them to fruition. From meticulous cleaning and preparation of the walls and the bathroom tile work, to the small details like crystal cleaning. There are a lot of things to work on, projects large and small and we're excited to share our journey with you. Stay tuned for insights, progress updates, and more as we continue our commitment to transforming spaces and creating something truly extraordinary.

0:00 Project Updates
0:32 Dining Room Clean and Prep
4:13 Wall Sconce Crystals
5:11 Taking Down the Columns on the Porch
5:30 Bathroom Tile Installation
8:30. Planning the Staircase Restoration

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[MezzaLoey]

Can’t wait to see the bathroom finished. It’s looking really interesting.
Love the idea for the staircase restoration and the column!
Go team!

[donataj]

Great to see progress step by step, the house is starting to look more and more beautiful.

[janetlewis]

Looking good! Would love to see even more details or a time lapse of your progress. 😊

[honeylanham]

The Shelter system is great for your bathroom. You may have been watching the Build Show with Matt Risinger from Austin. He has featured it in several of his podcasts. He is all about new innovations in home building. But much of it can be used in older homes. Give it a look if you have not seen it already. Ya'll are doing a great job!

[honeylanham]

That is Shluter--AI corrected it for me....

[sharonschauer]

So the pocket doors are gone or won't be used?