It had some issues that we never liked, and gradually grew to really not like, such as having the sink in the carpeted area that was part of our bedroom, having a lot of space being taken up by a jacuzzi tub we never used, and most importantly, having NO DOORS whatsoever. So people (read, children), could just wander in from the office or hallway and see right straight through to the bathroom. I was forever yelling out, "I'm changing! Don't anyone come in!" etc. (It didn't help that the door from the office to our bedroom was essentially a non-door as well, since it was a French door full of glass!
So finally the day came when we could afford to do the renovation, and Amy and Pete jumped up and down with glee.
We found a good contractor who could help us re-imagine the space and figure out the best functionality, and even after being displaced for 6 weeks, we are quite pleased with his work!
Here are the changes....
BEFORE (no door, weird sink):
AFTER (a door! No sink!):
BEFORE (unfunctional and weird):
AFTER (yet another door for the WC! Much more functional!):
It was worth all of the money and inconvenience.... Even having to make our bed like this 40 times:
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