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. From a design standpoint I would love to change some of the larger things like put it new cabinetry, a free-standing tub and add new counters but for me, even though some of these items aren’t ones I would choose if I  were starting from scratch it feels really wasteful to rip them out when they are all only a few years old and in great condition so we chose to work around those things and just make changes with paint and fixtures.  (Also I am racing the clock typing this up so sorry in advance if there are a bunch of typos. I will try to fix them tomorrow).

Here is the before:

And here it is now with just some inexpensive cosmetic changes:

Here is another angle from before:

And that angle now:

Another before:

And now:

And one more before:

And now:

And here are lots more pictures:

The mirrors that were in here were really heavy feeling and I think by going with a very simple mirror and hanging it vertically it really helps to draw the eye upward and make the space feel larger.

Changing out the faucets really helped to dress up the space! And these were such a great deal!!! We are so pleased with them!

This lamp adds some height over in this corner and adds some soft light in the evenings.

I love these faux branches so much. I have placed three different orders for them now! And this soap dispenser is so pretty. I  have been using wooden tooth brushes for the last few years now and definitely would recommend them.

These Turkish towels are really pretty and a nice addition to the bathroom.

We added inexpensive wallpaper to the water closet and then found some great downloadable prints on Etsy to fill in some frames that we already had.

We found these prints on Etsy too! You can find the top on here and the bottom one here. 

I  had initially put this framed piece in our kitchen but then when I started working on our bathroom I realized it would be perfect in here!

You can see some of our other recent budget friendly bathroom makeovers here, here, and here.

SOURCE LIST:

Wall Color – Pure White by Sherwin Williams in Eggshell Finish
Cabinet Color – Black Magic by Sherwin Williams in Satin Finish
Wallpaper in Water Closet – Amazon
Rug – Walmart (3’6″ by 5’6″ size)
Mirrors – Overstock  also can be found here
Sconces – I  got mine on sale on Amazon but they can also be found here and here as well
Artwork above Tub – Etsy – can be found here and here – frames I have had for years and are no longer available
Artwork in Water Closet – Etsy can be found here and here – frames I have had for years and are no longer available
Pendant in Water Closet – Amazon
Sink Faucets – Amazon
Tub Faucet – Wayfair
Curtain Rod – Target
Drapery Panels – Target
White and Gold Shelving Unit – Amazon
Soap Dispenser – Amazon
Sticker on Soap Dispenser – I  made it myself with this paper I’ve been using for all my labels but you can also find similar ones here and here
Turkish Hand Towels – Amazon
Hand Towels – Target
Dish and Lotions by Sink to Left of Tub – HomeGoods
Lamp – Target 
Round Tray by Tub – Target
Bath Bombs – Amazon
Bubble Bath – Bath and Body
Tray on Sink to Right of Tub – Vintage
Trophy Vase – Have had for years
Black Vase – Target
Marble Vase – have had for years
Faux Branches – Amazon
Sketch of Girl – No longer available but sort of similar one here and sort of similar here – frame have had for years
Floral Painting – Target
Candlesticks – Walmart years ago
Lotions – Bath and Body
White Boxes with Wood Tops – Target Dollar Section
Items on Tray – have had most for years
Small Mirror – Amazon
Perfume – Nordstrom
Drawer Organizers – Amazon
Fern on Toilet – Target
Fern on Shelves – Target
Trash Can – Target

Have a great week ahead!

Warmly, Jenni