Check out this great post from my niece Nicole. I just love what she has done to her bathroom. As a family, we love sharing decorating ideas. Happy Decorating, Kathy
My husband and I moved into a newly built home about three years
ago. When we moved into the house I
didn't have many ideas for decorating. We put up some of the stuff from
our previous home, but I really liked the plainness of the new home. I felt like I needed time in the house to really
decide what I wanted to do. Fast forward to now and I am in all out decorating
mode. I don't really want to take on any huge projects, but there are
definitely things we can do to get rid of the "builder grade" feel.
Over the last couple of months, I have swapped out the foyer and
stairwell chandeliers. After that, it was time to tackle the main floor half
bath. I liked the color of the walls already (Sherwin Williams Latte) and just like my Aunt Kathy, I love the show Fixer Upper. I tried to think like
Joanna Gaines and how I could give it more of the rustic feel. We swapped
out the builder grade light fixture with a new brown toned fixture from Lowes.
I matched the brown tones to a new reclaimed wood looking mirror that I found
at Kirklands.
Above the toilet, I added a wood pallet sign that I painted
during a session at "When Pigs Fly" in Fredericksburg. If you haven't
checked this paint studio out, you should. It is so much fun.
On the back wall, I didn't want to have too much white, so I found
this decorative wood wall decor at Kirklands.
The shelf that sits on the floor was actually a house warming gift
from my Nanny (our inspiration behind this family blog). I didn't
want to paint the shelf, so I focused more on the décor placed on it. I already had some of the items on the shelf and a couple I found on my trips to Target and Home Goods(two of my favorite stores). I think it turned out great and it is a little
reminder of my Nanny every time I see it.
The bathroom is done…nothing too crazy and over the top. Just a
few pieces can completely change the look and feel! I'm happy with the
way it turned out. And the best part... it didn't cost a lot. What room
can I change next?