Good morning! Since moving into our home in September we’ve been slowing making over the downstairs to feel more our style. We took a little break from making over spaces during November and December to focus on the holidays and just did lots of Christmas decorating.
I started working on our primary bathroom makeover in January and it is finally finished! As I mentioned a few weeks ago, I was trying to do this makeover on a tight budget, and relied heavily on paint and cosmetic changes like the peel and stick black and white tiles to make the room look more visually appealing without doing anything major to the space because if we live here long enough I would love to completely rip out the shower and install a beautiful new tile shower (maybe something like this or like this) and then remove the existing tub and put in a freestanding one like this or like this.
This weekend we shared the finishing touches we added to our entryway (you can see that post here), and today I am excited to share Lola’s bathroom makeover with board and batten and football wallpaper. I have been working on our bathroom and Lola’s bathroom for the past several weeks and am excited to finally have one of them ready to share (and I am hoping to have our bathroom ready either this weekend or next week to share!) In both bathrooms my goal was to do a very budget friendly makeover and not a full gut-job.
Good morning! Today I am going to share some bathroom mood boards. As I mentioned in my post last week, I am about ready to start on several projects in our house starting with a mini budget-friendly makeover on Lola’s bathroom, as well as our primary bathroom. Then I’ve got plans for our loft area (I think that’s the project I am most excited about!), as well as our kitchen, Lillie’s bathroom and then our basement.
The last couple of weeks I have been giving our master bathroom a little cosmetic makeover. When we moved in we were thrilled with the size of the space and the fact that we were going to have a large bath tub again. The fixtures and some of the other details of the room were not particularly our style but we figured with a few simple inexpensive changes we could make the space feel a bit more like us.
Good evening! Last week I shared with you the little makeover I gave our guest bedroom and today I wanted to share the budget friendly makeover I gave to the adjoining guest bathroom. I just made some simple, inexpensive changes in here like adding board and batten, painting, swapping out the light fixture, faucet and mirror and then adding in a few accessories and it helped make the space feel more special for our guests and coordinates what I did in our guest bedroom.
