It has taken a few months, but my half bath is finally finished!
For some reason, deciding on the accessories or decorative touches can take the longest for me amount of time on a project for me. I sometimes struggle to envision what smaller items will look like will look like until it is in the space. Now that it’s finished, I’m thrilled with the way it turned out.
It’s a tiny room, but the white walls have helped it to feel a little larger. Before, it looked like this:
After adding planked walls, building a sink, a new mirror, light fixtures, and other accessories, it looks much better.
The opposite wall used to look like this:
Now the wall looks like this:
The shelf I built adds a little something to balance out this side of the room.
I debated putting some baskets or towels on the sink shelf, but since it’s just a half bath I really don’t need storage, and since it’s such a small room I think less is more.
A fun part of this project was installing a sink! I love learning how to do new things around the house.
Here’s a list of all the room sources:
- Light fixture (affiliate link)
- Mirror
- Towel ring (affiliate link)
- Towel
- Faucet (affiliate link)
- Sink
- Faux stems
- Candle
- Rug
- Toilet Paper Holder (affiliate link)
- Hills Print
- Frame
- Tulips Print
- Magnolia Print
And here’s all my half bath posts:
Thanks for following along! This has been my favorite project yet.
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I love it! You are so talented!!
Thank you so much, Cindy! Hope you are doing well.
You are so talented! This is stunning
Thank you, Christa! That’s so kind of you.
Beautiful! What a great job!
Thank you so much, Peggy!
Love it!!!
Thanks Abby! Miss ya.
I agree with Cindy and Christa; It looks amazing!
Thank you so much, Rhonda!
Wow amazing you and Peggy need a show on HGTV
Thank you, Jill!
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