I've been so excited about this project and could not wait to share it with you! We had our home built two years ago and it's taken some time to put it all together. Now our upstairs bathroom is complete and I love how it turned out!
I had a blank canvas and the transformation is awesome! (If I say so myself!) : )
Here are some before pictures...
and...after!
Before I begin, I have to tell you about this great product I found @ Home Depot for under $5! It's a fragrance and you mix it in with your paint! I love it! This one is Clean Linen and smells so fresh! There are other fragrances! I used Martha Stewart's Milk Pail, MSL 122 on the walls!
We also added a little shelf which gives it a nice look and I can display my starfish!
My daughter bought this lovely tray for me...She's amazing!
I found this cute vintage basket @ Ross for only $6:99!
I wanted to give the mirror a custom look so I bought these 12x12 tiles for only $5 at Home Depot! They are so easy to cut. You can buy a mat to adhere them to the mirror, but I used 6000 glue then I grouted it! It was my first time doing this! I love how it turned out!
I think I got more on me than the tile! Ha ha!
These number hooks were burgundy and green so I spray painted them white!
Vintage basket from Ross $3:99!
YES!...Time to relax! It's done!
Thank you for stopping by! Have a great weekend!
Beautiful!!! love the colors and the decor.. Thank you for sharing at One More Time Events…Tammy
ReplyDeleteThank you Tammy! x
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous!! You and your husband did an amazing job ... I love how soft and serene it is! And, your coastal accents are perfect!
ReplyDeleteThank you Becca! x
DeleteThis is gorgeous! It's amazing what a little paint can do to transforms dated bath to a retreat. I use a similar color for my bath and I am in love with it. Great job...
ReplyDeleteSaw you at craft frenzy Friday. I love how you put tile border around mirror. Did you do it ON the mirror, or on the drywall just outside it? Just the glue and regular tile grout? Great job. I may need to do that in my boy's bath!
ReplyDeleteHi Kristina, Thank you! I glued it to the mirror, then grouted it! I showed a picture of the grout above! I used polyblend non sanded grout because I was afraid the sanded grout would scratch the glass tile. It's so easy to do! Would love to see how yours turns out! : )
DeleteLove the glass tile! Great transformation!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ashley!
DeleteYour bathroom turned out amazing! Thanx for sharing at THT!
ReplyDeleteThank you Pamela!
DeleteLooks great Shirley!
ReplyDeleteJasmine
Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI love your new bathroom!!! The wall color, the decor, it's all so serene!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Selene!
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