Glimpse Into My House -Part 5

Young House wife now has the last room ready to publish, much to the excitement of two anonymous commenters. You may have figured out by now that the last room is the bathroom. She could have chosen to not show you but then her house wouldn’t be complete because everyone has a bathroom.

Young Housewife Originally wanted to decorate her bathroom in hunter green and burnt orange colors because she enjoys that color combination and then the rest was going to be enhanced with pictures of birds and natural things.
Well, this all changed when Working man’s Mom gave them a set of towels she had bought but didn’t like. They were a lovely Robin’s Egg Blue, so the bird theme remained but the color scheme changed from the burnt orange to Robin’s Egg Blue and Dark Brown. Another part of this inspiration was from a painted picture Young Housewife won from a give away by Pumpkin Pie Painter (one of the ladies at her church).

This is the view from the kitchen/ hallway, most of the articles
were given as gifts at the wedding.

This was a picture Young Housewife found at
Christmas Tree Shoppes, one of her favorite stores.
Mostly because Fridays, their clearance is 75% off.

This is the sight you would find inside the linen closet
in the bathroom. Young Housewife thinks it is one of the best ideas
to place the washer and dryer in a closet. She also purchased the
shelves to organize the cleaners and towels and such things.
This was a good day, all the wash was caught up or hidden from view.

This picture was given to Young Housewife when she
was leaving Germany, after serving some missionaries for 3 months.
The picture contains a verse from Joshua in German.

And last but not least, this is Toto. This is the famous
Toilet the anonymous commentors kept asking for.
Young Housewife decided to include that for their benefit
in this last installment of her house.


She hopes you have enjoyed your time with her and "walking through" her house.
She is going to post some pictures of her house as it is right now.
Decorated for Christmas.