Speaking of bathrooms yesterday (I know, it was a living room feature but did you see the CSN Green + Clean Bathroom bailout announcement? Get entered!), Here is a beautiful transformation to inspire you from Angie at
Now for the before and afters -- my bathroom is rather large as you will probably figure out...
Shower Area
BEFORE
AFTERRecognize that Framed Burlap Letter? The shower curtain is yet another thrift store find.
My Vintage Cabinet
BEFOREThis cabinet was my bathroom inspiration. Scroll back a few pics -- recognize the pattern I painted on the walls?
Yes...I have not found an appropriate replacement for that blue laundry hamper...I am stumped on what to get... The framed pictures I highlighted earlier this week.
Commode Area
BEFOREDoesn't commode sound so much more refined? Okay maybe not....
AFTERAnd poor hubby had the flu so we are going to have to stare at those brass light fixtures a little longer... You can just see the side of that shelf in the first pic -- just so y'all can orient yourselves...
Sink Area
BEFORE
AFTER
Again y'all bare with me on those light fixtures...ugh... That leaf design painted by the door turned out to be my favorite one...so pretty!
Tub Area
BEFORE
AFTER Yep I kept those curtains -- I love em -- that is all that matters. The color inspiration came from a curtain swatch. I have a plan for that bare spot on that wall but the spray paint job is not quite finished...I will just keep y'all in suspense.
That wall paper border removal ALONE was enough to make the space better...but whew it was a nightmare... So what do y'all think?
What do I think? Angie! It's gorgeous! Way to get rid of the outdated border and create a beautiful, soothing space. I love the new green color and leafy accents and I love the framed burlap "H". I can't believe you got a great shower curtain at the thrift store! AND your vintage cabinet is awesome! Thank you so much for sharing your beautiful transformation!
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