Further Demolition and Layout Planning

the kitchen's right there. I'm peeing. I don't know what we're going to do with a design layout. We'll see if there's room to move some walls around. But in the meantime, we definitely need to do something about this dated look, this crazy tile, uh, and of course some missing tile here. But here's the most important part. Demo day. Demo day off. We need to take the baseboard um and all the trim off so the tile can pop off easy. And I will my scientist goggles cuz daddy got lasic. You know these are gardening gloves, right? Yeah. I've actually never removed a vessel sink before. This Oh, [laughter] it had screws. So, I think what you do is you lift it up and it catches on these things, but I didn't see them. And see, sometimes you got to break something to learn something. Ideally, the farther away the toilet is from this kitchen area, the better. But there's a code closet behind this wall that we don't really use. [music] And so if we're trying to dampen the sound of anybody using the laboratories, what I'm thinking is if we push this in and then figure out a way to have a clo closing door. I don't like that sound. You don't like it? It's like chalkboard. You don't like the chalkboard sound? If you're going to work for me, you're going to have to work. Okay. Okay. I got it. I got it. Ew. Here's the idea. This is the office/bedroom. The reason it's an office/bedroom is anything any room that has a closet is defined as a bedroom, which is very marketable. What the idea we came up with here is if we knock down this wall between the two closets, we'll make that the new bathroom. And then here we'll put a door making this what used to be the bathroom, the actual walk-in closet. So all we'll do is since the plumbing is all coming from here, we can keep it in the wall, just face it into here. The only we'll have to move is the toilet drain, we'll have to kind of go somewhere on this side, which will be the hardest part.