Well, I guess this took longer than I anticipated, but to be honest I am not surprised. I posted my Bathroom Makeover Part 1: Inspiration Board well over a few months ago. The project only took off about a month ago – and went by very slow.  I’m oddly glad that it happened this way because there were minor tweaks I made along the way that if I hadn’t made them, it would cause disappointed in the future. Anyway, let’s get to the fun part of the before and after shots and chat about what we changed.

I gave myself a budget of $120 for my bathroom “makeover”. I wanted to freshen up the space without breaking the bank.

First, I had to tackle the wall colour. I’m not exactly sure how much wine I had when I thought that my previous wall colour was even an option. It was dull and did nothing for my small bath room space. I knew it was going to do anything new with the bathroom, it would be changing the wall colour (even if it was going to be the only thing).

I still went with my preliminary choice of wall colour Breath of Fresh Air by Benjamin Moore– beyond thrilled with the outcome. It truly is a breath of fresh air- pun intended.

Where I once had an odd mirror/frame I have now replaced with my vision of “filling a wall with frames”. I individually designed the art you see in the frames (minus the Hello, which can found at SS Print Shop or Chapters.) I decided to stick with the black and white frames and various sizes to help create depth to my small space.

I also wanted to get rid of the old shower curtain and rug. If I went with a plain shower curtain, I would do my rug in print and vice versa. Due to the fact that I did a wall full of frames, I thought that the shower curtain had to be plain- just to even things out.  The shower curtain I purchased was from (Homesense) and is a white on white waffle print , the hotel collection. My chic rug is also from Homesense (shocking!)

I added an additional storage unit (purchased from Homesense as well, clearance) to the corner of my washroom which houses magazines (you know, bathroom essentials) and a silver mirror/ jeweled tray that holds three 3 wix scented candles.

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I replaced the mirror in my washroom with one from the basement as it was larger and more fitting in terms of colour scheme. I left my good ol’ black tray and just kept daily used products on it and purchased a new water glass and added my miniature rubber ducky :).

Now for some eyecandy.

BEFORE

AFTER
Overall, I am happy with the finished product of my makeover. It truly feels like a new space and one that I actually want to sit in after a long day of work and just brew up in a warm bubble bath.

So ladies and gents, any makeovers in the making? How did those turn out? We hope you enjoyed our post!

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