I've been ridiculously busy lately, so of course I decide on a whim to completely remodel my kids' bathroom. Because that's how I roll. Strangely, I've actually been getting more done.
I'm not going to give you all the sordid details yet, but here are the colors I'm working with. Beachy white, "true turquoise" and "lime green."
A "before" picture, and repeat of the sneak peak picture for comparison. The remainder of the project involves board and batten. The most exciting part ... I completely removed the toilet BY MYSELF and put in new flooring BY MYSELF. That's all I'm gonna say.
8 comments:
Wow! Heather it looks great! I am very impressed by the floor. I have been wanting to re-do the "standard" vinyl that came with our house; it is not becoming, we said we we would up-grade it ourselves but it has been 10 years! Can you believe it? But, I am not really complaining we did just put in a pool! Very interested to hear how you did it. If you still lived across the street I would have you help me!!
OMG - you're so skillful. What a great piece of work you have done. Awesome! I love it! :) Petra
Wow, that's a pretty impressive job for something done on the spur of the moment! You must be very happy with how it looks...so far. Looking forward to it's completion.
Angex
Can't wait to see this!! I painted my girls' bathroom cabinets lime as well and I need some more ideas. This looks amazing and it is just a little peek--so excited to see the finished bathroom!
Very nice! So much more charming. Stan
Love the re-do, Heather! Always love to come and see what you are up to!
Sandy
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long time reader - first time poster! WOW - Can I ask what did you use on the floors? I really want to do this and have been looking at the home depot Traffic Master product. I would be interested to know what you used. Thanks!
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