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Our main floor half bath didn’t need a lot of work, but it certainly didn’t match the style of the rest of the house. The original vanity and mirror were the matching set to the original vanity and mirror in the upstairs bath we remodeled previously (I shared that project here). My least favorite thing about the original pieces was this top mount sink that was so hard to keep clean! I also didn’t love the big gap between the vanity and toilet and wondered if I could find a wider vanity to take better advantage of the space. Here’s what we were working with when we moved in:
Before
The paint was neutral, but if you’ve read my other posts, you know that I’ve repainted every room in the house Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter. After that, it was a quick job to switch out the vanity, mirror, lights, and to add a little decor.
AfterAfter
Want to get this look? Here’s where you can find the items in this bathroom:
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I have been waiting sooooooooooooooooooo long to write this post. Bathroom remodel phase three has come to an end (spoiler alert: there is a phase four still to come).
Before
Phase One: The floor. We ripped out the square beige tiles with almost zero effort required. That explained the issues we were having with cracking and loss of grout. We replaced them with this gorgeous gray wood grain tile from Lowes. We also painted the room Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter.
Phase Two: The toilet nook. We replaced the old round bowl toilet with an American Standard Vormax Plus from Home Depot. We added floating shelves from Hobby Lobby and styled with accessories from Hobby Lobby and Target.
Phase Three: Vanity wall. The bathroom previously had a single bowl French country style vanity. The space was exactly 72” so we got this amazingly beautiful double bowl vanity from Costco. It’s called the Chandler by Mission Hills. It doesn’t appear to be available right now, but I found a few on Amazon with a similar look:
The top of mine is Quartz, but it looks like marble. True confession: I thought it was marble til last week 😂🤦🏻♀️. We added shiplap to the wall above the vanity. It was our first time working with shiplap and I thought it went really well. We used MDF shiplap from Lowes. It comes primed white. We painted all sides before we put it up form moisture resistance and then painted a final coat after puttying the nail holes.
The mirrors and the faucets are both oil rubbed bronze and we found them at Lowes. The lights are Westinghouse from Amazon (two light version we used*: https://amzn.to/39fEEtS but also available in single light*: https://amzn.to/3nXhIUk or triple light*: https://amzn.to/3fwJJz5). We spray painted the bottoms white (Rust-Oleum Universal Flat White*: https://amzn.to/3nVC28p) because we didn’t like the gold color they came in. Decor, as always, via Hobby Lobby, Home Goods, and Target 🙌🏻 If you’re avoiding in person shopping these days like I am, here’s a link to buy some cotton stems from Amazon*: https://amzn.to/33eJbc2
Phase Four: The shower. As over the moon as I am to be done this part of the reno, we still need to retile the tub surround. I would love a marble subway tile to match the quartz vanity top, but I’m still undecided. Pleaseeee tag me in any tub tile inspiration you think would match this bathroom. Also, feel free to reach out if you have any questions or want links to any products we used. Thanks!!
If you liked this project, click HERE to check out the update we did in our main floor half bath!
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Happily Ever Asquith 