Back in 2009 I did a small update on the main living room bathroom, removed tulip wall paper, painted and restyled the bathroom vanity, added peel and stick flooring and painted the walls white. Shame on me for not taking pictures, here are the only ones I could find.
Here the flooring, wall paper removal and painting is completed. I took apart the vanity to sand in prep for painting and removing the faux marble contact paper.
I played with painting with an antiqued look because I honestly kind of liked the shape, but decided to stick with classic black instead.
I added a small shelf and moved the mirror up, the shelf did not wear as well as the cabinet.
Added decorative accessories
So here was the final result:
Ugly tile is hiding behind the curtains.
So to quote one of our all time favorite show's Fixer Upper Its DEMO DAY!!!
Ugly tile, ready to come down
Here is a close up of my favorite wheat pieces...(I am being sarcastic if you didn't catch that).
And this special tile the previous owners painted to match the existing tile...
Tile and drywall is all down. I know you don't need to remove drywall, but we wanted to make sure to get rid of a tiny known mold issue and install cement board for mold resistance. I am also trying to convince my husband to move pluming and 2x4's for other ideas that will make it look high-end
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