It's a half bath, recently converted from a full bath. It's a decent size for a bathroom, and it probably sees more use than the upstairs full bathroom because of it's central location. For this reason, it takes priority over the rooms upstairs which need some love.
Here's the task list:
- Paint walls, touch ups
- Repaint vanity (white), remove old hardware, install new hardware
- Change out toilet seat
- Curtain + hardware
- Rug
- Wall decor
And, just to give you an idea of the layout, here's a poorly illustrated diagram:
And without further delay... the bathroom now...Here's the total cost breakout:
- $30 paint (Aubuchon -2 quarts of Benjamin Moore Color Preview Collection in Eclipse, flat finish)
- $0 primer, sandpaper (my basement)
- $40 rug (World Market)
- $36 chalkboard wall decal (Wall Candy Arts)
- $20 sheer curtain panel (World Market)
- $19 picture frame (World Market)
- $5 picture printing (CVS)
- $17 curtain rod (Home Depot)
- $18 toilet seat (Aubuchon)
- $6 hinges (4) (Home Depot)
- $4 door knobs (2) (True Value)
- $13 towel ring (Target)
- white shelf (left behind by previous owners)
- candle (leftover from housewarming party
LOVE!!!!! This is GREAT!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe vanity came out nice.
ReplyDeleteHoly wow!! Beautifully done I say! One note? Perhaps the frame with the pictures could come down 3 inches?Or maybe just 2? But again, just loverly!..
ReplyDeleteThanks HH, Dani and Jennifer!
ReplyDeleteDani-- Remind me to give you some tips I learned when you undertake your vanity repainting.
Jennifer-- It's hard to see in these photos, but the ceilings are pretty high! 2-3 inches lower would put it at my shoulders-- and I'm only 5'4. So too low for the height of the walls. ;)
Ah, I getcha!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Awesome job and I'm totally in love with that rug!!!
ReplyDeleteI love it! Did Neale love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat color. It makes a huge change.
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