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They could boot directly to a signed kernel from UEFI, which shouldn't be that hard. If they don't like that option, there's always Gummiboot.
I've seen the argument that nobody care when android vendors use locked boot loaders in most secure boot discussions. Have you all forgot the outrage over those last year and the year before? Complains to the point that some vendors even changed their ways somewhat, enabling flashing and booting of unsigned stuff. Search for bootloader on ars technica for a sample of the fuss about the lockedness of android phone bootloaders. Granted, the issue is somewhat bigger there ("rooting", flashing etc, on top of signatures), but the end-issue is the same, loading stuff of your choice on your device. As for apple, It's been a constant complains about their general lockinness, the whole thing about the us dmca exception for circumventing some of their restrictions for example. The fight with apple and android vendors for the right to your own device have been raging for years with a few victories and some half-victories along the way and at least the situation on android is better as a result of that fight.
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I don't see how anyone responsible for keys (like using a key from ms) would allow anyone to sign a bootloader with their key that does not check the signature of kernel (and initrd?) or that would not require that that kernel checks signatures on modules. Having a bootloader that does not check signatures should invalidate most of the purpose?
Shipping a distribution with signed chain of bootloader-kernel-initrd-modules feels like a big step towards "tivolization". It would be a sad day indeed if the we (we the "foss-comunity") would end up tivolizate our selves.
They could boot directly to a signed kernel from UEFI, which shouldn't be that hard. If they don't like that option, there's always Gummiboot.
There are ways to make rooted, open bootloader computers, not just for devs, but computers that reach the mainstream and make it so Debian doesn't have to compromise at the core. We've been working at OEM level for a few years and are hoping to keep traction through upcoming years. It's actually not that hard to do runs of computers at OEM level, but it is a pain to do the distribution chain part of the equation (shipping, admin types of things).
Read Cory Doctorow's input on it: http://boingboing.net/2012/07/06/zar...company-w.html
The tools are available. We just need to find a way to make it work. On our end, we need to find a way to motivate Debian devs to help us out. We're on a ridiculously tight budget and already run on the fuel of volunteers in our core team (some, not all). We'll keep doing the best we can and if Debian wants to keep it open, we're here to support on the hardware end.
Personally, I'd love to see Debian thrive. There's a really nice Debian community guy that talks to us at nearly every conference, encouraging us to do more work to support Debian on our machines. We need a bit more dev support & it would be a Go.
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Mandatory. Enable/Disable Secure Boot. On non-ARM systems, it is required to implement the ability to disable Secure Boot via firmware setup. A physically present user must be allowed to disable Secure Boot via firmware setup without possession of PKpriv. A Windows Server may also disable Secure Boot remotely using a strongly authenticated (preferably public-key based) out-of-band management connection, such as to a baseboard management controller or service processor. Programmatic disabling of Secure Boot either during Boot Services or after exiting EFI Boot Services MUST NOT be possible. Disabling Secure Boot must not be possible on ARM systems.Mandatory. On non-ARM systems, the platform MUST implement the ability for a physically present user to select between two Secure Boot modes in firmware setup: "Custom" and "Standard". Custom Mode allows for more flexibility as specified in the following:
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The firmware setup shall indicate if Secure Boot is turned on, and if it is operated in Standard or Custom Mode. The firmware setup must provide an option to return from Custom to Standard Mode which restores the factory defaults.On an ARM system, it is forbidden to enable Custom Mode. Only Standard Mode may be enabled.
I believe that the best solution will be for the Linux Foundation to create their own key and make available a signed shim micro-bootloader to every distro that wants it. As this bootloader will only load the real one, it won't matter too much if it is under a permissive license. Distros that want to present a corporate-convincing model will be able to sign also grub2, kernel, modules, programs and the kitchen sink. And distros that want to be user-convenient will be able to sign nothing, or as little as needed.
The same solution can be used to circumvent the MS ARM lock-in. If every distro can freely have a signed micro-bootloader, then the platform is unlocked.
Initially the "signed bootloader for everyone" will appear highly insecure. However, time will pass and people will see that Windows 8+ is still plagued by viruses despite the signing model will all of its inconveniences and GNU/Linux is still virus-free. And this will be a key victory for the freedom in the user mentality - a very visible demonstration that it is not the thickness of the wall around the garden, but the openness and friendliness that eventually make a system secure.
I think Debian must weigh in the Linux Foundation for this solution. If the Foundation refuses (some of its participants may see others as competitors, and may try to get their private solution and jeopardize attempts to produce a solution for everybody), I think Debian's best move will be to try and implement this itself. Even for the Foundation it will be an effort to court most hardware manufacturers to accept their key. For Debian this will be even harder, but still, with the help of partners and some other distros it might be possible. Yes, not all manufacturers will jump on board, but no aspect of UEFI will have all of them on board either - technical problems are unavoidable. And circumventing of the ARM lock-in is worth the effort.
In fact, MS strive to get manufacturers to ship systems locked by default - exactly the opposite of what you claim. (Which is against the interest of the manufacturers, but otherwise they risk to lose good prices for OEM Windows and to have a lot of problems certifying their drivers.) Most users are not technical enough to easily unlock the UEFI, so shipping PCs locked by default makes locked mode all most users will know.
(Don't tell me users are given the opportunity, and the rest does not depend on MS. Even if PCs are completely locked, users have the opportunity to design and manufacture their own computer, or start a company and outcompete MS, right? Yes, most will not be able to. Most will also not be able to unlock an UEFI; it is you that can do the second, but not the first. Yes, it is natural to have self-centric viewpoint, but is communicating it only good for finding a common solution?)
I am assuming signing means certificate. With that as an assumption and yes I'll need to read more. My thoughts are with all the cert vendors getting hacked I don't believe this is for security. M$ does not work and play well with others, I'm a windows admin as a primary role, however over the years I do not agree with M$ "business" practices. I did not like "activation" and I certainly do not like what they have done with their latest versions of their OS. 2008 R2, 7 and now 8 they are taking more control away from the end user end of story. I also see them snooping into what you have on your machine I.E. go look at any task in the task scheduler, now go and disable it. It will not disable UNTIL you have the trigger turned off or you delete the task outright.
So with all that said and yes I have a long list of WTFOs that I could list, but I'm not going to. These reasons are why I moved over to Linux. I have control over what the machine will do, I also have control over being able to develop things to do what I want. Freedom was what I was looking for and M$ has chipped away at those freedoms over the course of my career.
So back on topic. I do not see this UEFI/Secureboot thing as a needed thing to implement. OEMs should outright say no to this and who cares if they don't get a "sticker" (I'm reminded of star belly sneeches here.) I see two possible issues:
1. Lock out of the HW for other OSes. (It will happen)
2. A great way to render a windows PC useless by messing with the key or hacking it and placing another key there.
So this is an opportunity for those that have the money to start building their own hardware that is open and not influenced by M$. I think Ubuntu would have that kind of money, but I would hope others would as well. Furthermore I think if the OEMs had any sort of clue they would build out systems or work with their component vendors to provide open hardware where this "feature" is not even on the board. A vendor fork if you will.
I only have one windows machine in the house and 7 is the last M$ OS that will be on it. It's only purpose is to run windows apps that will have trouble on the dated HW that Linux now runs on. If the end user base had any inkling of how difficult M$ has made things they'd be switching to somthing else.
I don't get whats your problem. If your hardware is _really_ so open then you most likely already use coreboot. And you could use seabios or tianocore payloads or whatever you want. The sample secure boot implemention is completely opensource. What has debian to do with your problem? If you want a feature thats not in debian create a personal repository and put your packages in there. If you want to use shim to chainload a signed grub then just do so, nobody holds you back. Basically a thrusted chain would require that you restrict access to the firmware as well, like let it flash only when the new firmware is signed, that seems to be more problematic i guess with your hardware as most likely flashrom has got full access already.


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A virus started the plague, not unusual, but the complacency of the zombies perpetuated the disease. In addition to nourishment from eating a human, a zombie also experienced a euphoria from the memories of the person when they ate their brains.
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I enjoyed Celia in the first book and expected her character to be developed and revelation of what her powers could be. Instead she reacting to elements and softly walking around trying not to offend people because she is a vampire.
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I am a vampire, zombie reader every day all day. This was a wonderful change and a genre I will pursue.
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This was one of the slowest and confusing rewrite of the Garden of Eden ever. Redmerski did not know what religious symbolism to use so he used everything and included the zodiac.
It became so confusing and bogged down that it was an effort to finish it. I kept reading hoping that it would get better. It never did.
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This is a fresh take on an urban fantasy. The plot is unique and well written. The main character is intelligent and insightful.
She is a null. When supernatural person is within in a certain distance to her, their abilities do not work. Ironically, she is their clean up person when they have created a mess (dead bodies) that would alert humans to their presence.
When she arrives late to a horrific crime, the police have already been alerted and of course a police man discovers supernatural beings.
Since she was not able to "clean up" the situation becomes all her fault. Now with the clock ticking on her life to become the fall guy, it is her responsible to discover who made the mess.
Sure she can nullify supernatural powers but she is human, fragile, and never has her taser when she needs it.
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Urban supernatural mystery thriller about a partially blind detective and a vampire romance author. It is a series which can be read as a s stand alone without t a lot of the repetitive background. Henry Fitzroy is the illegitimate son of Henry the VIII and Vicki is a former Toronto, Ontario police detective. She was great at her job and loved her job. If is was not for the retinosa pigmentosa. She is going blind; she has lost her night vision and most of her peripheral vision.
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This is an entertaining urban fantasy with a headstrong, hardworking police officer. Dulcie polices the Netherworld with tenacity of a pit bull. Her job throws her into dangerous situations, but she is trained for those. It is the attraction to her boss, a warlock, which throws her life in disarray.
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Iris Scanlon, a resident of Half Moon, has an exclusive concierge service which caters to vampires. Iris supports her and her sister financial obligations but is still just make ends meet. Iris is an intelligent, independent woman who lives by a set of rules to reduce the possible occupational hazardous.
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Molly Harper female characters are women who are opinionated, funny, and headstrong. They demand respect for their intelligence, and totally unaware of their inner beauty and physical beauty.
They are woman and stories that I enjoy reading about without a lot of profanity or explicitly sex. It is an enjoyable supernatural world, read it and enjoy.
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The police force investigates the murder of a young woman found in a frigid lake near a nearby note which suggests that the death is a suicide . Sara Linton former Grant County medical examiner is in the mist of it and does not believe it was suicide.
While the police feels they have their murder, Sara proceeds to prove they are wrong. Sara has has a history with the detective Lena Adams and is grows suspicious of her investigative abilities contacts the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.
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If you enjoyed The Help you will have to read this. Caren Gray, an African American woman along with her daughter (Morgan) returns to Caren's home of her youth, Belle Vie. Belle Vie is antebellum Louisiana plantation preserved as both historical location — even down to its slave cabins — and high-end banquet site
Caren returns to her childhood home (where her mother was a cook) and childhood friends (the heirs to Belle Vie) as the banquet manager. She is surrounded with her family legacy where her ancestors were slaves.
When the body of a young woman is found on the edge of Belle Vie property mysteries of the past and present collide.
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This provides excellent background on how our young Kaylin Neya a thief, a fugitive, and an attempted assassin becomes a Hawk. That is the reason to read this.
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A meticulously well built jacket that will outlast you. The Knockhill exudes class and style. With it's heavy weight slightly distressed leather and zip out liner, this is a jacket that can take you anywhere. From your bike to the office with just one jacket! Pull out the shoulder and elbow pads, stash them in your saddle bags and you're ready to look far cooler then anyone else on 5th Ave.
My only two very minor pet peeves with the Knockhill are: The Belstaff patch on the left sleeve. It's little too big and a little too garish.
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Learning that Belstaff had sold and that the future of the Pure Motorcycle line was questionable, I dediced to pick up a Knockhill before they vanished or the price shot up.
Considering the quality of the leather, the contruction, and the fact that it's made in Italy, this coat could easily sell for a few thousand dollars. As is, it's a hell of a bargain. I am an XL is most shirts/jackets and the 2XL Knockhill fits like a glove -- plenty of movement and long enough arms (I'm 6' 4") even with the lining and armor in. If the coat has a downside, it's the weight -- it's super heavy, but I take that as a mark of quality and durability.
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Superbly constructed jacket. With proper maintenance these will easily last a lifetime of riding. Excellent fit and comfortable on the bike. A great jacket with that never out of date vintage look. Excellent service by Paul and very fast delivery. Thanks BMG. (Posted on 5/3/2012)
Belstaff Knockhill Review by Dan Israel
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I bought this jacket at the end of the summer this year. I have owned three Fox Creek jackets and two Tourmaster jackets, so I can speak with some pretty good framework for comparison. I wanted a very well-made, heavily constructed jacket that, if possible, could double as a presentable street jacket. It had to carry armor, too. I wanted something that i could ride with in a broad spectrum of weather, too. I don't do much riding in the rain, but ride every day i can from around March to well into November. The Knockhill is an outstanding jacket that meets all of my criteria easily. It can be worn in surprisingly warm (though not hot) weather, say, up to the high 70s quite easily. I am comfortable in it down to the high 30s. it seals well at the neck and opens up for decent ventilation, albeit with just the front zipper and armpit eyelets. it doesn't try to compete with fully vented cycle wear. The leather is very stout, certainly crash worthy. the armor is well-fitted and very good. The cuffs have two snaps and provide excellent closure, even for small wrists like mine. The hardware is top notch- very nice if you've ever experienced the frustration of broken or hard-to-operate zippers, weak snaps, etc. The pockets are designed so that the flap includes part of the sack, creating an outstanding closure. I am quite particular, especially if spending $750 for a jacket, and the Knockhill is faultless in material and workmanship- something you just don't see much. My ONLY complaint is that I would prefer that the belt loops be fastened at two points rather than one. A very minor complaint, almost too small, but there it is. I am delighted with this jacket, for function and for style. There are heavier jackets out there, e.g. Fox Creek, but the Belstaff jacket is plenty heavy and provides versatility and adjustability that is hard to out-do. It is well worth the price, in my opinion. I also want to mention that doing business with BMG was easy. I found them professional, helpful and quite fast. (Posted on 12/15/2011)
Knockhill Jacket - leather trialmaster Review by Matt
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This jacket is brilliant, a true quality / value for money motorcycle jacket. The features - removable lining, fitted body armour & high level of overall finish are all 10/10. Promptly sent & safely packed (only 4 days to Australaia!) - many thanks to Paul for answering all my specific questions prior to and following purchase - Cheers & safe riding! (Posted on 10/19/2011)
BEST JACKET EVER Review by nick
This jacket is by far the best Jacket I've ever owned, on or off a bike! Beautiful, exceptionally well made and just plain COOL! Price and service were perfect, couldn't ask for more. Obviously I am a huge fan of British Motorcycle Gear.... (Posted on 10/8/2011)
Perfection. Review by Jake Leitch
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This jacket is the finest example of a classic motorcycle jacket in current production. The attention to detail and fit are superb as is the over all look.
This jacket will surely last me a lifetime and be the center of attention anywhere I travel. A most excellent addition to any classic motorcycle.
-Jake (Posted on 4/8/2011)
For life Review by Jay
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I've purchased my vintage Trialmaster more then one year ago and have worn it practically everyday.
It is well made and perfect in most conditions.
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Wow this is an amazing looking Jacket. Review by jerry mathews
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The pictures cannot do this jacket justice. When my wife first saw me wear it her mouth just dropped open. The Leather is better quality then anything I have seen and the attention to detail and cut are of course Italian.. I can see why fashion stores like Barney's sell the fashion version without all the heavy leather and Armour for thousands this is a real piece of art work.. Great job Belstaff.. The Pure Motorcycle Line is head shoulders and elbows above the rest. (Posted on 9/9/2010)
Belstaff Knockhill Vintage has the last word. Review by Bill WIlliams
I have seen all the copies of this classic Belstaff Leather jacket. It seems that everyone in the Motorcycle and Fashion Industry has copied it. Then I ordered the real one from you guys at BMG. This puts everything else to shame.. What an incredible Leather Jacket.. Now I know why everyone else pretends to make what may truly be the last word in motorcycle Jackets.. (Posted on 8/28/2010)


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October 24th, 2012, 07:51 AM #32
Want to add my one confusion here. How was the Lord Ruler able to take being burned alive, decapitated, spears through the chest, and other fatal injuries with not even a flinch. But dies of old age after his bracers were removed? One would assume if you were capable of dying of old age, you are capable of dying from decapitation or anything else.... I must be missing something!
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I've survived burnings, beheadings. I've been stabbed, crushed, and dismembered. I was even flayed once.
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October 24th, 2012, 05:18 PM #36
Spoiler:*Some* of the stories of his potential demise seems to be a little exaggerated. It is not believed he was completely decapitated. Likely, he was able to use his goldmines before it was completed and heal himself. As for the other injuries, he would be able to use his stores to keep himself from death. However, when he was separated from his metalminds, the reverse effect of his delaying age caught up to him and killed him on the spot.
November 5th, 2012, 09:40 AM #37
Well I just finished the second book. Pretty good. I did NOT expect that. Great twist!
I always had a feeling that Rashek was simply misunderstood. That he meant well, just didn't execute correctly. I even think all the oppression and executions had a noble ulterior motive. It was meant to keep him in charge so he could continue to keep the evil thing at bay. Was Marsh there to try and stop Vin, so she wouldn't do what she did? Are the Inquisitors really acting in the name of "good". This may be a stretch, but did they kill all the Keepers just so that religion would stop and that thing wouldn't get released? Did the Lord Ruler banish religions because of that Evil being manipulating them? It appears so now...everything is very meticulous.
Haven't started book3 yet. But I am a little disappointed that this is the last book.
November 5th, 2012, 01:44 PM #38
You shall get the answers to most, if not all your questions in book 3. Sanderson didn't leave many questions unanswered, its a great book to wrap up the trilogy.
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November 5th, 2012, 02:10 PM #40
It is getting a sequel, I don't think Sanderson is going to write it though until he has a couple Stormlight books done since he has fallen behind on it due to WoT.
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November 6th, 2012, 02:58 PM #42
Reading The Way of Kings was a blessing and a curse for me. The book was absolutely fantastic but now I have to wait for book 2 and every other book in the series. Hopefully Sanderson can get book 2 finished on time
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Enjoyed Mistborn, book one was the best for obvious reasons
Read the Night Angel trilogy by Weeks if you liked Mistborn, found them sort of similar but liked NA alot more.
November 8th, 2012, 09:30 PM #44
And yes, NA is on my to-read list. Unfortunately there are a lot of books on that list, so no idea what order I'll be reading.
I haven't updated it in awhile, but that was my list as of like 9mo ago.
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But for all the stress and anxiety, I am incredibly happy with the outcome. This may be the first house-renovation project that turned out exactly the way I wanted!
The remodel dragged on and on and on and on... All of which was my fault, since I found choosing fixtures and tile overwhelming. Mostly to do with my search for a marble look-alike tile that was a color/size/polish that I wanted... I do think the agony was eventually worth it. I really love the end result.
I wanted the remodeled bathroom to have a vintage feel- the house was built in 1890. Plus, I happen to really like subway tile and console sinks. But I also wanted it to be clean and modern. And bright! Really, really, really bright! The large mirrors and sconces through the glass really opened up the narrow room and increased the light...
I always like when other gardenweb-ers say what the best decision they made was. And even though my favorite element is the large mirror over the sink, I think I would have to say our best design decision was either the extra-tall, between-the-studs custom medicine cabinet we built, or the transom window we added. Appearance-wise they are lovely, but also incredibly practical.
More photos and info about our bathroom remodel:
Original grungy bathroom-sink and toilet on different walls.
Gutting the bath-finding old concrete and tile underneath.
Tile I ended up with.- Peronda Museam
Concealed trapway toilet.- American Standard
Here is a link that might be useful: Finished Bathroom
I'm so happy that you posted this - I really enjoy reading your blog, and the finished room is wonderful!
Do you mind telling me about your sconces? I'm almost done with my new bathroom, same vintage look as yours, and I am about to give up on the sconces I picked out. (One of the shades broke and I've been trying for a month to get Restoration Hardware to find me a replacement!) Yours look great, and I'd like to copy :)
***Enduring- Thank you so much, you absolutely made my day.
***Kmcg- Thank you! Thank you!! I think I looked at every sconce on the Internet. These are more modern-looking than I expected to like, but for whatever reason, I just loved them.
They are one of the "splurges." Read: crazy price but picked towards the conclusion of the remodel when I was absolutely at my wits end and wanted to be finished so badly, I would have spent any amount of money. I think at that point my husband would have agreed to solid-gold fixtures...
I had another factor to consider too, which was that I needed something unusually low-profile that wouldnâÂÂt interfere with opening the medicine cabinet all the way⦠all sconces stick out so far! You donâÂÂt realize it until youâÂÂre looking for something specific! So that was a *huge* factor in the endless search and eventual decision to spend the money.
I did luck out and found one on clearance at some online-discount-plumbing-supply for $75. They seemed possibly shady and I worried I wouldn't get what I was expecting, but it turned out fine. The other I got from HomePerfect.com. (At the time they had the best price I could find. Their online reviews aren't too great, but I personally was extremely happy with them.)
Ginger Columnar Single Ada Hall Light, Polished Chrome This is the Amazon link. I'm pretty sure you're about to be horrified by the $290, so brace yourself. Since I managed to find one for $75, I told myself that it averaged out to a tolerable amount.
I would not have bought two at full price, so IâÂÂm assuming youâÂÂll pass, but if you are desperate like me, I can look up what I paid at the time⦠if you want to see if you can find something closer to that.
***Cat Mom- I did want to post more photos... but I kept getting an error message from gardenweb about file size. I've seen other finished baths uploaded with lots of massive photos; and you can see that I'm not even using giant images... so I have no idea what the problem is.
Here is a link that might be useful: Our Finished Bath
Thanks for the sconce info! I've loved every Ginger light fixture I've looked out, so I am not surprised that's what they are. I had the same problem of needing a low profile because of the medicine cabinet doors (I put in a massive double medicine cabinet that's about 40x40, and was worried about the door hitting.) That's why I got the Restoration Hardware Kent sconces - but I was at least able to get them at the outlet store. I did get good news about a replacement shade today (they must have heard me threatening to dump them :)
I hear you about being willing to spend anything when you're at the end. I just signed a contract for a $1500 shower door, and hardly blinked. I would have been freaking out 2 months ago!
Your bathroom is exquisite.
Your blog is a captivating glimpse into the journey you took to get there. So much of what you wrote could have been written about my feelings and experience during our masterbath remodel. (Although admittedly with much less humor and eloquence.)
I'm looking forward to your next progect!
UPDATE: Here are my fixtures and vendors and reviews.
Kmcg- It's funny how cost becomes an abstract and irrelevant hurdle...
Treasuretheday- THANK YOU so much! I think I care more, knowing how much people can relate to the experience (stress) than I care about showing them the finished bath!
Getting back on this board today, I saw a post titled- remodeling three baths at once! I would not have survived that!
Here is a link that might be useful: Fixtures I chose.
This post was edited by VictoriaElizabeth on Wed, Feb 6, 13 at 10:57
I am in love with your bathroom. Especially the cabinet your husband built. Amazing! And your story is too funny. (And accurate.)
Can you tell me where you got/who makes your sink? I've been looking at console sinks without finding exactly what I want. Or isn't way out of budget.
I love this bathroom. I love the light and the feel and how well it works with the "age" of the house. Really, really lovely.
I had to laugh, though, about your finding another bathroom under the bathroom (hopefully you can laugh about this now too). When we gutted our kitchen we found...well follow me:
On top of the original spruce floors the original owners had put linolem. The PO then glued down plywood on top of that and topped it all with some sort of cheap, rolled vinyl-esque product. By the time we excavated all of that carp out we had 3 more inches in between floor and ceiling. This shouldn't surprise me because the PO's were the kind of people that painted right over wallpaper (but around furniture) and over the contact paper that they had glued down in the original wood cabinets.
Renovation is fun!
Did you ever post on how you dealt with the window in your shower? Because we have 1 in the upstairs bath that is working out fa-bu-lous-ly thanks to advice that I got here about 5 years ago.
Robin--I got it at efaucets, (which was kind of a nightmare) and I don't see it on their site anymore... I just emailed them to see if they can tell me the manufacturer. (I don't remember)
hosenemesis-- I will tell him, but I may leave out the reference to sainted. :)
p.s.- I think you take first prize for funny monikers!
lazygardens-- you're right... the space we gained doesn't seem that much on paper, but it actually made a huge difference!
And I LOVE that shower dial!! Kohler, antique line... I saw it in an old Victorian hotel, where they had renovated their bathrooms, but kept the vintage feel, and it lived in my head for over two years... it was the ONLY fixture that I knew exactly what I wanted.
sigh-- I am wondering if our previous owners are related to your previous owners! I have been amazed at some of the "solutions" they applied to their projects. (Although painting "around" furniture takes the cake!)
I haven't posted yet about the window in our shower, but like you- I LOVE it. It was one thing about this house that I really didn't like at first...I thought it was strange. But now? I can't imagine not having it! We literally do not even use the other shower...
Victoria- I usually refer to the POs of our house as the PUs. Our downstairs shower had a window in it originally but it had never been sealed. I don't know if the window in the shower was original to the house but it was definitely not one of the original mullioned windows. And, of course, when you put a window in an environment where it's going to be regulaly soaked with water a coat of glossy paint is enough protection, right? Especially when nothing in the bathroom was tiled & you just have a gappy, barely installed shower liner, right? Placed over walls that are regular old sheetrock.
The rot was so extensive that we have to replace the studs in that wall as well. This is the problem bath that is currently awaiting treatment in our house.
When we expanded I had them put a window in the upstairs bath as well (same footprint as downstairs but this time using the proper materials and tiling the entire tub enclosure walls, including the window sill). The window itself I painted with two coats of marine primer and a finishing coat of gloss white marine paint. It is gorgeous, immaculate and the water just beads up and wipes away. Plus I have the sill for keeping my assorted bath nostrums and the window for letting out steam and in fresh air. Love it! Ours is a casement window, high enough up to allow for modesty but still enough to let the light in.
The master bath-to-be has a window as well, but this one is directly across from where the tub is (will be). Mainly because I have a vision for the master bath and that includes white subway tile and a stained glass window that can use that tile to showcase it's colors when the light shines through.
Unfortunately our poor little cottage had every scrap of personality and vintage-ness sucked out of it by the PU's and they did their best to make it dark. When we expanded I wanted to get as much natural light in as possible.
So all of this to ask...how did you deal with your window in the shower? What kind of window? What kind of treatment?
Sigh-- PU's... lol. Our previous owner's name was Steve. So we started referring to his "solutions" as Steve-jobs. Which you can imagine eventually became Steve Jobs, as in the creator of Apple...
We removed the old window, and we considered closing up part of the wall and using a smaller window, higher up. But by that time, I had gotten used to the light/air/feeling of being outdoors (privacy in this window is not really an issue). And reconfiguring the room wasn't an option.
So we kept the same size window and ordered a vinyl window with pebbled privacy glass... we tiled around the entire sides and used a marble sill. The sill is narrow, so it doesn't stick into the shower area, so it's not for storage.
Then husband cut a sheet of plexiglass the same size as the bottom half of the window, and used two dots of caulk as stoppers. It keeps the water from hitting the window directly, and is easy to remove to clean. That might be kind of hard to visualize without a photo... I should really post a pic, since I know I had a hard time finding a lot of design suggestions for such a big window inside a shower.
Your subway tile and stained glass sounds absolutely gorgeous. I am so, so, so with you about the necessity of natural light!
Victoria, I think your new bathroom looks beautiful -- sophisticated comes to mind.
Am I alone, however, in thinking that... the original wasn't really that bad? I agree layout wise -- but grungy? I noticed you kept the subway tile (or rather, reinstalled something very similar). Maybe because I'm planning something similar in my own home! It's possible I'm just missing some of the bad DIY elements that don't show through in the photographs.
mateo21- We did reinstall subway tile (I LOVE subway tile!)
And you definitely cannot tell how grungy it was before. Had you seen it in person, you'd have noticed the terrible grout job the PO did on the subway tile... literally all the grout had fallen out at all change of planes... the baseboard molding was seamed all over the place, little kids had stuck stickers all over the mirror... toilet was an old two-piece with wooden seat (shudder)... the floor was raised at least three inches due to old flooring underneath...
You get the idea... lol!
I've inherited an older mining company CJB. (cracker jack box). Perusing the reno posts for great ideas.
My (only) bath, now, looks exactly like your "old bath".
It is SO small that you could expect to s/s/s in one fluid motion. It's hideous!
My budget is meager, by comparison, but I CAN do this by myself!
I love that you moved the door,same fix could do wonders here, with the transom to add light to the hallway, Genius!
Believe me, mine's not an 1890's Victorian, but EXACTLY the same problems you encountered, right down to the window in the middle of the bath!
Love everything about the way you chose to redo it.
Love the DIY medicine cabs, they look so polished!
Moving the sink, might be the only thing I need to move!
Just FABULOUS! My inspiration bathroom!
I don't need to gut mine, but, could expect the same results, with minimal renovations.
Thank you so much for sharing!
Your comment made me so happy!! I spent so much time agonizing over the layout... trying to figure out a better way to maximize a small area... and I found this bath board to be absolutely indispensible for advice (or just commiseration). To have someone else find *my* solutions helpful is really a fantastic complement.
The transom is one of the best decisions we made. Had I known how much I would love it, I would have wanted to add them to all the bedroom doors. Too late now, but in the next house...
Best of luck in your remodel! Look forward to your photos!!
UPDATE: Here are my fixtures and vendors and reviews.
Robin-- I just realized today, putting together my list of vendors, that I never got back to you about the sink! I am SORRY! They donâÂÂt carry it anymoreâ¦
Here is a link that might be useful: Fixtures I Chose.
I'm wanting a console to replace my present sink in a small bathroom. A big box store had a nice small sized console on their website last year on sale, at that time I wasn't ready to begin any work (not enough $$). Now I don't even see it available. May I ask you what size is your console? because I noted you felt the same as I, that a cabinet type vanity would overwhelm the room.
It's 36" long x 19" deep... If you've been shopping, you'll probably realize that's less deep than most sinks, and a huge part of why I chose it. I has an integrated soap dish, which I don't care for, but the depth was great for our space.
I had seen a similar one on Amazon, but a quick look over there didn't yield me anything. There are so many. Trying to find just the right one can be overwhelming! If you find anything, on the small side and reasonably priced, let me know... I get questions about it, and I hate to tell people it's not available anymore. Good luck!
Still looking for a sink. Came back to look closer at yours. One on ebay looks very similar but only has one stock photo, and is boxed up. Hard to see. Do you have a photo of your sink top?


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