Master Bath Shelving Completed!

So here's where we left off with the shelves almost completed. 
Better yet, here's a walk down memory lane:

Starting day of Demolition

 Mid-Day 1 Demo

 Mid-way through Renovation

 Prepping the space for the shelving unit needing to be built

 Shelving unit built (I unintentionally caught Terry in the shower door reflection off the mirror...always makes me laugh later)

 After we were certain it was going to fit properly and sit securely in the space, we took it back out and painted it. And then put it back in again to still make sure it fit. One can never be too careful with home improvements ;-)

For the final phase, Terry wanted to build a an edging along the end to hide the seams between where the shelves and the tiling met.  It would give it a nice clean finish. Terry got to buy another new tool that I actually knew about from my frequenting of younghouselove.com...a Kreg Jig Drill!  So in the picture below, see how the newly installed trim is seemless?

This handy little guy allows you to drill holes at the proper angle depending on the thickness of the piece of wood you're drilling into.  

 Terry in action. 

 Holes are in.

The holes then allow you to put in screws to the adjoining piece of wood.  When all is complete, the drill holes will be faced to the back, and the seamless front is out to smile.

Finished product!!!  It's even more beautiful in person.  Terry seriously WOW'ed me with his carpenter skills.  We allocated the top shelf for extra towels and washcloths, then three cubes for hair/beauty/man products that conveniently will be stored in baskets that match beautifully with the vanity counter-top, and the bottom shelf will store extra rolls of toilet paper and bars of soap. 

You like?? 
FYI: We're looking for some art to pop a bit of color in the space but are still finding the right inspiration.  Will post when we find the perfect fit!  Also, prepare for a super boring post about the wooden baskets we found for the shelves.