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Summary: Learn some restoration tips for claw foot tub in a Victorian style bathroom in this free video.
Betty Ingham and her husband Ben, retired from education in 2001. They purchased and have fully remodeled and restored a 100 year old Victorian home from top to bottom. They also own a...read more
Victorian homes and Victorian style decorating has become a growing home decor and restoration craze over the last twenty years. Victorian homes are turn of the century homes usually found in Eastern America in states like Virginia and North Carolina. Since these houses are so old, restoration of some sorts is almost always part of purchasing a Victorian home. Along with the current trend of buying and fixing up Victorian houses, many people are decorating new houses with old Victorian-style furniture. The experts at Expert Village want to help you restore and decorate your Victorian house.
In this free video series, watch as interior decorator Betty Ingham teaches how to restore and decorate a Victorian style bathroom. Learn how to restore a claw foot tub, how to restore a Victorian bathroom sink, and how to choose cabinets for a Victorian style bathroom. Stop outsourcing restoration and decorating to professionals and become the pro today!
"Hi! I'm Betty Ingham speaking on behalf of Expert Village. When we moved into this Victorian house, the bathtub and sink were in very very poor condition. We did not have the money to completely restore everything but we did have the labor of love that we wanted to show off this beautiful old bathtub. It had been painted green, pink, black,every color so what we did we stripped this side of it. We took the claw feet that had been painted many many colors and we took them out in the yard, we stripped them and of course we really didn't realize that they were actually claw feet and they were kind of scary in fact, so we did paint the tub."
eHow Article: How to Restore a Claw Foot Tub
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