Bathroom Vanity Makeover
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16 Comments
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Amazing Kristi! You did a great job! -
Kristi, it looks awesome! -
Impressive! -
I love this transformation. -
Kristi, this is so impressive! -
Wow! You did a wonderful job; it looks so much better in the "after" photo! -
Congrats! The end result was well worth all the work you put into it, The colors are so pleasing...the wood top...great job!! -
Very nice! Looks awesome. -
Kudos to the lovely DIY project. It turned out fantastic. -
Looks beautiful - great job! -
Looks great. Good luck on the wallpaper. We just took down some 30 year old paper--what a job! Please post your hints on wallpaper. We had to use a steamer. -
Very nice Kristi ! Thank you for sharing. -
To remove wallpaper. You can get a tool that you roll over the wallpaper and it makes little slits in the paper. Use diluted fabric softener with warm water in a spray bottle. Soak the wall and wait. (Protect your floor) It will just scrape off. (I didn't measure how much fabric softener, just poured some in. Went thru 2 large generic bottles to do the room. The room smelled good too. Cheaper than renting a steamer. -
I love the way your new counter top looks. Good job! Take Rose's advice and get the paper tool. One is actually called Paper Tiger. I haven't used the fabric softener but I wish I had known about it. In our former house the wallpaper was hung with no prep first. It was a nightmare. Good luck. -
A great looking re-do, Kristi. Looking at what you did with the new doors has given me an AHA for my kitchen cabinet doors that are desperate for an upgrade. Thank you for sharing the great pix. Also, I had to remove years of wallpaper from a bedroom. Tried multiple methods - rent a steamer. It was magic! -
I loved your idea of using wood for a vanity top and decided to try it for myself. It turned out wonderful. thanks for the idea -
