80's Master Bath Remodel

by J

$900

2 Weeks

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We moved into our home a little over a year ago. I hated the master bath. So my husband and I set out to remodel it and make it our own. We replaced the huge double sink vanity with two pedestal sinks (love) and added additional storage with a piece I found on Craigslist for $40, all it needed was a coat of paint. We also removed the dated floor tiles with new tiles that look like wood. We removed the dated glass block walls in the shower, with a curved shower curtain rod that we made out of electrical conduit. We added bead board panels to the walls and framed them out with 1x4's and 1x6's. Replaced the old lights fixtures with outdoor fixtures from Lowes, new mirrors from Hobby Lobby.I absolutely love my new master bath!

Old outdated Master bath vanity, huge ugly mirror and ugly floor tiles

Glass block shower surround. Hated it.

New pedestal sinks and $40 Craigslist cabinet.

New bead board panels, framed out with 1x4's, 1x6's and molding.

80 s master bath remodel, bathroom ideas, home decor, home improvement, We needed a curved shower curtain rod but I refused to pay 100 or more for one So we made ourselves with conduit and flanges Total cost 10

We needed a curved shower curtain rod, but I refused to pay $100 or more for one. So we made ourselves with conduit and flanges. Total cost $10

80 s master bath remodel, bathroom ideas, home decor, home improvement

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Denise Hardy on Jul 31, 2015
Great job, but as Brooke pointed out - the cabinet is too big for the space you have - It is a lovely unit, but a bit too wide and too deep. Isn't there anywhere else you can put this cabinet and replace with a smaller one? :)

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- Mke136057 on Aug 01, 2015
  @Denise Hardy I got in trouble for saying that a long time ago :) They said if I didn't have anything good to say, I shouldn't say anything at all, but if you ask ?? It is too big, but it's her bathroom :)
  
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- Denise Hardy on Aug 01, 2015
  @ - Hi Avis - I don't think it is a case of us 'not having anything good to say' - we are only trying to 'advise' of what may look best :) I mean - I paint (artwork) as well as furniture and I have a website and I invite people to comment (critique) and 'critique' can come with 'good' or 'bad' comments - although when people 'critique' it is not a case of 'good' or 'bad' it is just giving a personal opinion - which is what people should accept on here. It is being 'healthy' - we can't all be like 'little lambs' and follow and agree with everybody else - it is just being 'healthy' - isn't it :)
  
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- Bill Croley on Aug 01, 2015
  Yes....it would give me claustrophobia because it is so large. Perhaps if the sinks were in cabinets it would make a difference too.
  
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- Mke136057 on Aug 02, 2015
  @Denise Hardy I'm with you, constructive criticism
  
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Mia Muldowney on Oct 08, 2015
Congrats! Well done!

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