Pete Rheller

Moving to a new neighborhood meant doing a lot of renovation on the new house we had just purchased and saved from foreclosure. I wish I could say that it was a modest home, but it really wasn’t. A grand Victorian manor that belonged to some elite family who had to give up the home because of recession troubles, I was happy I got the deal when the bank called and asked if we were interested to take over the mortgage. When we got there we were so pleased with the neighborhood, it was as if we had stepped into a stepford paradise, of manicured lawns and beautifully maintained homes.

The only thing I felt disappointed about was the fact the bank forgot to mention the little detail of an unfinished common bathroom in the second floor. But no worries I knew what I had to do. The first thing I did was to find elegant bathroom vanities for sale that I could choose from to match the marble setting in the bath. I found a beautiful Italian inspired vanity made from lavish mahogany, it was perfect. From there on out it was like clockwork from the vintage chandelier to the rugs and furniture everything fell into place, it was as if I was meant to finish the bathroom.