as can be seen here. In addition, there are towel holders, a toilet paper holder, a spare toilet paper holder, and a toilet brush holder with brush (the brush alone costs €69) per bathroom, so times 5. We didn't want all of this, but the general contractor ordered it. :)
So, done. At least house1. A few little things still need to be done, but moving in is next week. Although with a 3-year delay, we now have super expensive bathroom furniture even in the basement toilet included (the blue is still the protective film).
You can really pat yourself on the shoulder for having made it despite all the resistance and obstacles. Will you show pictures from the outside (again?) when you get the chance? I'm especially interested in the side that appears in one of the rooms with the multiple corners/bay window. Nice detail.
Did your daughter/daughter-in-law family choose the colors?
Not only the history of the house is interesting, I also find the house itself interesting (and the house builder anyway ;-) ).Yes, the colors were chosen by my daughter and son-in-law. At first I was a bit confused, but by now I even like it. The house has a bay window on each side; these are the bulges in the living room.
