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Bathroom remodeling is hard enough in everyday life, but how about remodeling after giving birth? 🤟🏻 It’s not exactly the kind of bathroom design you see on Pinterest these days, but I love it so much 🩵🩵🩵 There was a bathtub in the original bathroom, but we didn't use it, so we wanted to remove it. We also hated the water stains on the glass partition so much that we decided to go for demolition no matter what! (They say you need a bathtub when you have a baby, but I'll think about it then.) The water stains on the white floor tiles... the bathroom itself was a source of stress for us 😇😇 We had limited time for remodeling 🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♂️🦁👼🏻 We had to do it during the postpartum period when neither Mocha, Mori, nor I were present. There weren't as many companies available for our tight schedule as we expected, (One place signed a preliminary contract and ran away... I should have looked into it from the moment they said they could do it...) Fortunately, my husband looked around and we were able to do it! So, the bathroom remodeling took about 5-6 days. Although I had to give up on the jolly cut I wanted or the shelf for shampoo and conditioner made by drilling a hole in the middle of the brick partition, I am quite satisfied with the result! (The schedule was tight, so there weren't any professionals who fit the bill. T_T) *Regarding the accent lighting above the mirror, there was a miscommunication between me and the postpartum care center... There is a slight skew issue, but oh well... it looks fine if I close one eye. 🙃 - I guess you could say the reason I ended up doing more remodeling was because I was planning to have the entire house steam-cleaned by a professional company before the baby arrived. It has already been about two months since the remodeling, so the video has taken on a real "living vibe." I’ll also recommend some bathroom and baby products I’m currently using, and with that, I’m off to bath time for the #살면서리모델링 #살면서인테리어 #필로토 #아기가사는집