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Blogger Pendergrass, GA on Jun 28, 2012

Guest Bath Makeover

My challenge was to cover up "faux" plaster stones in my guest bath. Rather then sand down, I decided to paint them a lighter color. To my surprise the new stones look more authentic then the original one's I painted a few years back. Come see more photos and details of the project at http://topthistopthat.blogspot.com/2012/05/b...

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My transfomed Guest Bathroom

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Thistlewood Grand Rivers, KY

Laura,
As always....you inspire! I love the way you painted over the stones. And the window adds the perfect touch!
karianne
PS I pinned this to the Hometalk DIY That Inspires pin board!

on Jun 28, 2012 · Like 0
Shirley@Housepitality Des... Chapel Hill, NC

Gorgeous Laura...Love the window..perfect for that wall!

on Jun 28, 2012 · Like 0
Susan S Fredericksburg, VA

Excellent job Laura!! Very subtle but still visible!! This is "funny" because I did the EXACT same thing - faux painted a LARGE stone wall in my bedroom. Did you use full strength paint when you covered over the original or did you water it down and do more of a whitewash effect? You probably address that in your blog so I'll go read it. Anyway, your re-do looks fantastic!!!

on Jun 28, 2012 · Like 0
Terri J York, PA

You just gave me so much inspiration to do somethng with my own guest bathroom. It looks magnificent, espeically love how you yapointed over the stone.

on Jun 29, 2012 · Like 0
TopThisTopThat Pendergrass, GA

Thanks Teri. I was'nt quite sure if painting over the faux stones would do it for me, but luckily it did!

on Jul 06, 2012 · Like 0

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