Here we are in the trenches of the One Room Challenge and I feel like I have very little completed in the bathroom. So far, I've managed to paint the walls, finish the "board and batten" wall treatment outside the bathroom and install the gorgeous new light fixture. I've been putting off the tile, but I hope to get that finished by the weekend.
I was looking for a light neural gray for the walls and Sherwin-Williams On the Rocks won. The bathroom is a bit dark and the tile makes it read a little blue, but I love it!
If you read last week's update than you know I decided against adding any type of wall treatment in the bathroom. I already planned to add board and batten to the outside bathroom walls as well as down the stairway and I knew it would be too much to do both.
Speaking of inside the bathroom, we also hung the brass sconce light from Schoolhouse Electric
After the light was hung I realized the mirror I bought is going to be too big for the space. I had my heart set on a pharmacy mirror, but I think I'm going to have to look for a smaller, metal frame mirror instead. On the bright side, look what I found at TJ Max for $6.00!!
A four pack of Turkish inspired towels that are perfect for the bathroom.
The tile MUST go in this week then it's time to reinstall the trim, sink and toilet and get this space finished!
Are you playing catch up?
that light fixture... SWOON! love it!
ReplyDeleteThat sconce is GORGEOUS! The board and batten looks fantastic as well! I can't wait to see the space all finished. :)
ReplyDeleteIt all looks beautiful so far!
ReplyDeleteLove those lights so much! And perfect score at TJ Max!
ReplyDeleteLove those lights and all of that B&B. And always love a big (or little) TJMaxx score! Looks great! Susie from The Chelsea Project
ReplyDeleteThe sconce is perfect, I need it! Nice work with your board and batten, looks top notch :)
ReplyDeleteThat light is EVERYTHING! Cannot wait to see the tile in the space next week!
ReplyDeleteLove love love that fixture with my whole heart!!! Good luck with the tile!
ReplyDeleteIt is looking beautiful! Love the board and batten outside the room!
ReplyDeleteComing along nicely, what type of ceiling is in the hallway?
ReplyDeleteIt also comes from the cost of the replacement bulbs, the labor it involves to change them, and the proper disposal of the hazardous waste. outdoor/security lighting
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