Our Master Bathroom Makeover Reveal!

Lady — Thu, 17 May 2018 09:30:12 +0000

Friends! Today is the DAY! Master bathroom makeover reveal day!

I wanted to wait until the last little pieces had arrived and were installed before sharing the reveal of our master bathroom makeover with you all, so while it took a little longer than I had hoped, I am so excited to share what we accomplished!

To catch any of you up who may have missed THIS post, my husband and I traded in our weekend getaway to San Diego for a weekend making over our bathroom together. Canceling the trip was a very last minute decision so we didn’t have much time to decide what we wanted to do to, or what we could really manage, but we did our best and I am excited to show you!

Oh! And none of it would have been possible without the help from my in-laws, who still kept the kiddos for us over the weekend so we could make this whole endeavor possible.

So, just a few reminders of what the bathroom looked like before…

And the afters!

We are still in awe over how it turned out! I would say the biggest difference is the floors. I painted and then stenciled a Moroccan pattern on them and I just can’t stop staring! Is it weird I kind-of want to sleep in here?!

We also painted our gold shower door black, and gosh, that instantly made everything feel updated.

We painted the cabinets in “Wall Street” by Sherwin Williams, and I bought some cheap nickel pulls from Amazon, painted them gold and then buffed them With Rub ‘n Buff to make them more bronze. I also used the same buffing cream on all of the hinges, too.

Another big change is that we put frames around our builder-grade mirrors and added some black hardware to give it some character. I am LOVING the difference! We also put up new light fixtures and added little “feet” under the cabinets to make them look a little more custom.

A small little detail that made a big difference was changing out the doorknobs and hinges.

I also bought some inexpensive faucets and again painted them gold and used the buffing cream on them as well.

We then added some shiplap to both of the walls surrounding the bathtub to give the space some character, but to also cover the glass blocks we really didn’t care for.

Another fixture updated with the same process.

And to make everything a little more cohesive, we also added shiplap to the two little walls surrounding the door, which also covers where we may have had a few paint smudges from painting the cabinets!

I am still looking for something to put where that tiny little metal vase holder is, so if you know of something you think would look great in this big spot, let me know!

And just a small little detail, but we painted our existing towel holders which helped update the look, too.

Who needs San Diego, right?!

Tutorials on how we did some of these projects coming soon!