Guest Bathroom Makeover Reveal
A guest bathroom makeover reveal that includes before and after photos, budget DIY projects and stunning modern design
Guest Bathroom Makeover Reveal
Ummmmm, I can’t believe I’m about to type these words. OUR FRIGGIN GUEST BATHROOM IS DONEZO! DONE! FIN! FINITO! IT IS FINISHED! Y’all I can’t even believe it. We thought we were big timing last APRIL when we started this One Room Challenge and decided to gut this bad boy to the studs.
In case you missed any of our weekly posts on this before I gave up posting weekly because I was about to leave a Carmen shaped hole in the front of our house, click any of the links below:
- Guest Bathroom Mood Board and Demo Day
- Plumbing, Electrical, and Other Unsexy Things
- How We Scored A FIVE DOLLAR Tub
- Creating a Bathroom Niche & Inset Wall Shelf
- You Spent An Entire Week On That?
- You Almost Saw That Carmen Shaped Hole
11 MONTHS LATER HERE WE ARE! Technically it’s been “mostly finished” since right before Christmas which would make it around nine months, but we just had to put a few finishing touches on it. So, because I know you’re all squirming, I’m going to hush my mouth (fingers?) and let you just scroll through the photos for a minute!
I will say that I am SO MAD at myself for not getting us a portable bathtub, though. Having one bathroom in the midst of not only having a toddler but adopting a newborn has about put me over the edge, but NO MIND BECAUSE WE ARE DONE NOW!
Okay, wait one more thing. Let’s just show some more before/during pictures so that you can FULLY appreciate where we have come from:
Then we sat in this state for MONTHS:
Don’t fret. I’m doing in an entire separate post to talk about our total budget and sources for everything, but for now, I’m just trying to let you bask in the glory for a moment.
Okay, I’ll stop teasing you. The reason you came was a guest bathroom makeover reveal, right? Well, HERE IS WHERE WE ARE TODAY!!!
This is just a regular hollow core door and my husband cut the top out of it and we had a piece of glass cut to fit in here.
We hacked this Ikea Bekvam step stool for our daughter to be able to reach the sinks to wash her own hands.
