Budget Bathroom Transformation
by
TheKimSixFix
$500
1 Week
Medium
After we purchased our 1988 townhome we didn't have a very large budget for any sort of major remodeling or renovations. My goal was to get rid of the dated honey oak and brass finishes without breaking the bank. The places these dated finishes were most obvious were the bathrooms. Using only $500 I was able to completely transform the space and make it much more my style.
Changes include: Painting the walls and cabinets, cutting down the plate glass mirror and framing it, removing the sliding glass shower doors, changing the light and plumbing fixtures, adding hardware to the cabinets, adding window treatments and spray painting the brass medicine cabinet.
Detailed tutorials are listed on my blog.
http://www.thekimsixfix.com/2014/04/guestkid-bathroom-makeover-flashback.html
Changes include: Painting the walls and cabinets, cutting down the plate glass mirror and framing it, removing the sliding glass shower doors, changing the light and plumbing fixtures, adding hardware to the cabinets, adding window treatments and spray painting the brass medicine cabinet.
Detailed tutorials are listed on my blog.
http://www.thekimsixfix.com/2014/04/guestkid-bathroom-makeover-flashback.html
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What did you use to frame the mirror?
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I used the rust-oleum cabinet transformation kit, it is a miracle paint, and enough to do many projects!
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