This washroom used to remind me of that children’s rhyme, in a dark, dark house, there was a dark, dark room - with no windows, tucked away in a corner on our main floor, it felt dark and small. It was also never the right shade of purple when we first painted it years ago, and it kind of got forgotten over time. Well, we finally gave it a fresh new look! it feels so much bigger, brighter and warmer. Best part, we did it for well under $200! Here's the before and after: All it took was some paint, a new light fixture and some updated décor. We are very happy with the results. Skill Level: Intermediate Materials
Optional Additions
How to Guide Washroom Walls Clean it up
Tape it up
Cut it
Roll out
Washroom Vanity Sand it
Cabinet trim
Bead board There are lots of different textures and finishes that can be done with wainscot; we went with classic bead board found here.
Paint, paint, paint
More paint
Nailed it
Updating Old Hardware Spray it A great way to give old hardware a new look is to spray paint it. Be sure to choose a spray paint that sticks to metal surfaces.
Finishing Touches Put‘em up
Lights, camera, action!
Lighting from, Canada Lighting Experts. Brand and model: Progress Lighting, Hansford - Three Light Bath Vanity in Antique Bronze Finish. Photo frames and faux plant from IKEA. Plant pot from Homesense. Voila! Enjoy your new washroom.
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