Before + After: Classic Black + White Bathroom REVEAL
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Amye Mae
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I’m so excited to share the reveal of our bathroom makeover! This mostly-cosmetic weekend project has made a huge difference for our main bathroom, which was in desperate need of some style.
This project took us about one weekend, working as a team, and I listed "moderate" difficulty since it was our first time cutting tile and trimming molding, so there was a bit of a learning curve.
This project took us about one weekend, working as a team, and I listed "moderate" difficulty since it was our first time cutting tile and trimming molding, so there was a bit of a learning curve.
Pretty much since day one in this house I had been planning on a black & white look for this bathroom. For being such an old house, the bathroom is surprisingly updated (not that I’m complaining!) and so I wanted the decor to bring a classic, historic feel to this room.
To really give you the full effect, how about some Before & After action?
Obviously the main bathroom fixtures remained, so this was largely a cosmetic makeover. We installed beadboard + trim on the bottom half of the walls, re-painted, and tiled the sink backsplash with some high-impact black subway tile.
Hop on over to my blog for more photos and details! Plus, my inspiration board, and a follow-up poll to help me choose some new art for the walls - I could use your advice, Hometalk-ers! Merci!
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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I agree that it is a very nice job and just enough drama for a secondary bathroom,but old shower curtain would have been a bit of whimsical to what looks very grown up. I hope you saved it and have put it up.
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I agree with the older shower curtain, it's adorable. Loving the black subway tile.
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