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We have been in our house for over 8 years and I have wanted to paint this vanity since the day we moved in! So today I am sharing how we updated our master bathroom on a budget with chalk paint and lighting.
I have mentioned in previous posts that we live in a 1970's ranch home. Over the years we have worked on the interiors to open it up, and we love it here. But there's nothing much we can do about the location of our powder room. It is right at the back door, next to the laundry room. Weird, but it works out perfect when we are out on the deck, cooking and entertaining. Custom Vinyl Stencils from www.modellodesigns.com
I remodeled our main bathroom and wanted to do something special with the closet. I was inspired by some antique wooden lockers we saw online.
We gave a 1980's bathroom a modern update on about $1000 budget.
When we moved into our current home, I knew we'd have a lot of painting to do.A LOT!Builder beige almost everywhere. Slowly but surely we've been working our way through it.I actually painted our youngest's bathroom last year & have loved every change we made in here EXCEPT...The medicine cabinet. So I finally came up with a quick solution that makes all the difference in finishing off the space.
Have you ever wanted to "de-orange" your dated, wooden cabinets or furniture? Welcome to my step-by-step tutorial where I will teach you how to create a weathered wood finish WITHOUT sanding OR staining! Ready to learn how?I don’t know about you, but the thought of stripping the varnish and stain from wood to get down to raw wood, then re-staining and sealing sounds like a lot of work. And it is. There is a lot of room for error as well. But, refinishing something you already own or have found affordably second hand is typically a better option than buying something brand new in a stain or finish you prefer. Follow the tutorial below to learn how to achieve a weathered wood finish with NO sanding and NO staining required! This is probably the simplest way to get that light, natural Pottery Barn/Restoration Hardware wood finish over an existing surface. You can get this weathered wood look over paint, stain, or varnish.
One of my hobbies is recycling and restoring found materials into stylish and functional decor for my home. When I found a discarded bathroom cabinet, despite the fact that it was in terrible condition, I knew I could restore it and make it usable in my home. The back had fallen off and so the entire cabinet was wobbling and falling apart. I was able to fully restore both the function and appearance of the cabinet and add valuable storage to my bathroom without spending a dime. The next time you see a cabinet thrown away or donated, imagine its potential for a DIY restoration project and try it yourself!
We have been in our house for over 8 years and I have wanted to paint this vanity since the day we moved in! So today I am sharing how we updated our master bathroom on a budget with chalk paint and lighting.
I have mentioned in previous posts that we live in a 1970's ranch home. Over the years we have worked on the interiors to open it up, and we love it here. But there's nothing much we can do about the location of our powder room. It is right at the back door, next to the laundry room. Weird, but it works out perfect when we are out on the deck, cooking and entertaining. Custom Vinyl Stencils from www.modellodesigns.com
I remodeled our main bathroom and wanted to do something special with the closet. I was inspired by some antique wooden lockers we saw online.
We gave a 1980's bathroom a modern update on about $1000 budget.
When we moved into our current home, I knew we'd have a lot of painting to do.A LOT!Builder beige almost everywhere. Slowly but surely we've been working our way through it.I actually painted our youngest's bathroom last year & have loved every change we made in here EXCEPT...The medicine cabinet. So I finally came up with a quick solution that makes all the difference in finishing off the space.
Have you ever wanted to "de-orange" your dated, wooden cabinets or furniture? Welcome to my step-by-step tutorial where I will teach you how to create a weathered wood finish WITHOUT sanding OR staining! Ready to learn how?I don’t know about you, but the thought of stripping the varnish and stain from wood to get down to raw wood, then re-staining and sealing sounds like a lot of work. And it is. There is a lot of room for error as well. But, refinishing something you already own or have found affordably second hand is typically a better option than buying something brand new in a stain or finish you prefer. Follow the tutorial below to learn how to achieve a weathered wood finish with NO sanding and NO staining required! This is probably the simplest way to get that light, natural Pottery Barn/Restoration Hardware wood finish over an existing surface. You can get this weathered wood look over paint, stain, or varnish.
One of my hobbies is recycling and restoring found materials into stylish and functional decor for my home. When I found a discarded bathroom cabinet, despite the fact that it was in terrible condition, I knew I could restore it and make it usable in my home. The back had fallen off and so the entire cabinet was wobbling and falling apart. I was able to fully restore both the function and appearance of the cabinet and add valuable storage to my bathroom without spending a dime. The next time you see a cabinet thrown away or donated, imagine its potential for a DIY restoration project and try it yourself!
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Have you just bought a property and you’re unhappy with the original bathroom cabinets? Or perhaps you’ve just grown fed up with the look and feel of your bathroom? These 14 Hometalkers below have been in exactly the same boat. With minimal budget and a lot of creative flair, these DIY bathroom cabinet makeovers have helped make their suites look brand new all over again.
One of my hobbies is recycling and restoring found materials into stylish and functional decor for my home. When I found a discarded bathroom cabinet, despite the fact that it was in terrible condition, I knew I could restore it and make it usable in my home. The back had fallen off and so the entire cabinet was wobbling and falling apart. I was able to fully restore both the function and appearance of the cabinet and add valuable storage to my bathroom without spending a dime. The next time you see a cabinet thrown away or donated, imagine its potential for a DIY restoration project and try it yourself!
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I am saving up for a bathroom renovation, but in the meantime I wanted this room to complement my style a bit better. I had a small budget and so many of the existing elements, like the vinyl floor, the minty counter, the beige sink, toilet, and tub had to stay. I painted what I could: the cabinets, the walls, the trim, the backsplash tile - even the cabinet hardware and light fixture, and then added some cheery accessories and some art - including a bold painting I made.
We gave a 1980's bathroom a modern update on about $1000 budget.
We have been in our house for over 8 years and I have wanted to paint this vanity since the day we moved in! So today I am sharing how we updated our master bathroom on a budget with chalk paint and lighting.
I have mentioned in previous posts that we live in a 1970's ranch home. Over the years we have worked on the interiors to open it up, and we love it here. But there's nothing much we can do about the location of our powder room. It is right at the back door, next to the laundry room. Weird, but it works out perfect when we are out on the deck, cooking and entertaining. Custom Vinyl Stencils from www.modellodesigns.com
When we moved into our current home, I knew we'd have a lot of painting to do.A LOT!Builder beige almost everywhere. Slowly but surely we've been working our way through it.I actually painted our youngest's bathroom last year & have loved every change we made in here EXCEPT...The medicine cabinet. So I finally came up with a quick solution that makes all the difference in finishing off the space.
As we are renovating our little mountain cottage and the upstairs half bath is tiny. This bathroom is too small to fit a vanity cabinet in it, so we thought we could use the dead space in the wall.
I am saving up for a bathroom renovation, but in the meantime I wanted this room to complement my style a bit better. I had a small budget and so many of the existing elements, like the vinyl floor, the minty counter, the beige sink, toilet, and tub had to stay. I painted what I could: the cabinets, the walls, the trim, the backsplash tile - even the cabinet hardware and light fixture, and then added some cheery accessories and some art - including a bold painting I made.
We gave a 1980's bathroom a modern update on about $1000 budget.
We have been in our house for over 8 years and I have wanted to paint this vanity since the day we moved in! So today I am sharing how we updated our master bathroom on a budget with chalk paint and lighting.
I have mentioned in previous posts that we live in a 1970's ranch home. Over the years we have worked on the interiors to open it up, and we love it here. But there's nothing much we can do about the location of our powder room. It is right at the back door, next to the laundry room. Weird, but it works out perfect when we are out on the deck, cooking and entertaining. Custom Vinyl Stencils from www.modellodesigns.com
When we moved into our current home, I knew we'd have a lot of painting to do.A LOT!Builder beige almost everywhere. Slowly but surely we've been working our way through it.I actually painted our youngest's bathroom last year & have loved every change we made in here EXCEPT...The medicine cabinet. So I finally came up with a quick solution that makes all the difference in finishing off the space.
As we are renovating our little mountain cottage and the upstairs half bath is tiny. This bathroom is too small to fit a vanity cabinet in it, so we thought we could use the dead space in the wall.
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Have you ever wanted to "de-orange" your dated, wooden cabinets or furniture? Welcome to my step-by-step tutorial where I will teach you how to create a weathered wood finish WITHOUT sanding OR staining! Ready to learn how?I don’t know about you, but the thought of stripping the varnish and stain from wood to get down to raw wood, then re-staining and sealing sounds like a lot of work. And it is. There is a lot of room for error as well. But, refinishing something you already own or have found affordably second hand is typically a better option than buying something brand new in a stain or finish you prefer. Follow the tutorial below to learn how to achieve a weathered wood finish with NO sanding and NO staining required! This is probably the simplest way to get that light, natural Pottery Barn/Restoration Hardware wood finish over an existing surface. You can get this weathered wood look over paint, stain, or varnish.
When we moved into our current home, I knew we'd have a lot of painting to do.A LOT!Builder beige almost everywhere. Slowly but surely we've been working our way through it.I actually painted our youngest's bathroom last year & have loved every change we made in here EXCEPT...The medicine cabinet. So I finally came up with a quick solution that makes all the difference in finishing off the space.
We have been in our house for over 8 years and I have wanted to paint this vanity since the day we moved in! So today I am sharing how we updated our master bathroom on a budget with chalk paint and lighting.
One of my hobbies is recycling and restoring found materials into stylish and functional decor for my home. When I found a discarded bathroom cabinet, despite the fact that it was in terrible condition, I knew I could restore it and make it usable in my home. The back had fallen off and so the entire cabinet was wobbling and falling apart. I was able to fully restore both the function and appearance of the cabinet and add valuable storage to my bathroom without spending a dime. The next time you see a cabinet thrown away or donated, imagine its potential for a DIY restoration project and try it yourself!
I remodeled our main bathroom and wanted to do something special with the closet. I was inspired by some antique wooden lockers we saw online.
Have you ever wanted to "de-orange" your dated, wooden cabinets or furniture? Welcome to my step-by-step tutorial where I will teach you how to create a weathered wood finish WITHOUT sanding OR staining! Ready to learn how?I don’t know about you, but the thought of stripping the varnish and stain from wood to get down to raw wood, then re-staining and sealing sounds like a lot of work. And it is. There is a lot of room for error as well. But, refinishing something you already own or have found affordably second hand is typically a better option than buying something brand new in a stain or finish you prefer. Follow the tutorial below to learn how to achieve a weathered wood finish with NO sanding and NO staining required! This is probably the simplest way to get that light, natural Pottery Barn/Restoration Hardware wood finish over an existing surface. You can get this weathered wood look over paint, stain, or varnish.
When we moved into our current home, I knew we'd have a lot of painting to do.A LOT!Builder beige almost everywhere. Slowly but surely we've been working our way through it.I actually painted our youngest's bathroom last year & have loved every change we made in here EXCEPT...The medicine cabinet. So I finally came up with a quick solution that makes all the difference in finishing off the space.
We have been in our house for over 8 years and I have wanted to paint this vanity since the day we moved in! So today I am sharing how we updated our master bathroom on a budget with chalk paint and lighting.
One of my hobbies is recycling and restoring found materials into stylish and functional decor for my home. When I found a discarded bathroom cabinet, despite the fact that it was in terrible condition, I knew I could restore it and make it usable in my home. The back had fallen off and so the entire cabinet was wobbling and falling apart. I was able to fully restore both the function and appearance of the cabinet and add valuable storage to my bathroom without spending a dime. The next time you see a cabinet thrown away or donated, imagine its potential for a DIY restoration project and try it yourself!
I remodeled our main bathroom and wanted to do something special with the closet. I was inspired by some antique wooden lockers we saw online.
