Hey, Hey, Hey y'all! I'm so excited to be writing this post right now! We've been telling you about this huge bathroom remodel for days now and the time has finally come! You know how you can work and work and work on a space, but always feel like there's something else that needs to be done, or one last touch it needs?
Time for a confession ------->>>> I feel like this a lot!
It's hard for me to step back and agree that a project is complete! But, Charlie and I decided that the time was NOW for this bathroom renovation! We've worked so hard on this project and I'm sure I'll make some changes here and there, but hey, that's just how it goes in this house. Anyone with me!?!?
Let's start out with some before pics, shall we?
We've used the same bathroom decor since first moving in together. That was 7 years ago. And 3 houses ago. Yikes. Maybe that's why my sign was broken?
The goal was to give our ONE AND ONLY bathroom a huge face lift, using a small amount of money. This means a whole heck of a lot of DIY, y'all!
The goal was to give our ONE AND ONLY bathroom a huge face lift, using a small amount of money. This means a whole heck of a lot of DIY, y'all!
It was time for a change....a BIG change.
Are you ready!?!?
A multi-colored plank wall took this bathroom to all new levels!
This is the first of many DIY projects going on in here. We made this rustic ladder towel storage.
The picture of Miss Paisley is one of the ones I told you about in THIS POST. These little photo's are what brought on this whole makeover!
Charlie also handcrafted this towel holder/shelf.
We used our favorite DIY material {barn wood} and whipped up this one-of-a-kind vanity light.
And, used one of our flea market window frames to give our vanity mirror a new look!
You wouldn't believe what our tooth brush holder was before!
Go ahead and scroll back up and take a look at what this vanity looked like before! Charlie worked his magic on these doors!
This was already here. But I still love it. More use of windows and old barnwood. {Big surprise, right?}
Our new towel holder. Plus, a new built in shelf unit in the corner.
Ok, I think I've showed you every angle possible! What did you think???
BIG change, right??
I love so many aspects of this makeover. Mostly because almost every thing in it, we made ourselves. And, that just makes it a little bit more special. :) That's why I love DIY. A lot.
There are about 10 projects here for us to show you. That means, you better stay tuned! We'll be walking you through each project over the next few weeks and telling you how we did each one one on a low budget!
Thanks so much for stopping by today! I hope you enjoyed our bathroom makeover. And, I really hope you stop by again so we can show you each project! Have a great day friends!
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You guys did such an amazing job on this makeover!! I love that plank wall & all of the details of this space! So much DIY packed into such a small room!! You guys should truly be proud!
ReplyDeleteThank you Tonya!
DeleteLooks great love the idea of painting the faucet!! Suggest you paint the gold ceiling light fixture to match!!
DeleteWow. What a transformation. Love your rustic touches and the storage ladder. Well done. ~di
ReplyDeleteHey Di! Thank you so much! I think the ladder is my favorite part too! Thanks for stopping by!
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ReplyDeleteWhat can I say? IT'S LOOKS OUTSTANDING!!!! Thanks for sharing at my party,
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Thanks so much Linda! Thanks for stopping by and for hosting! :)
DeleteWow, guys! What an incredible transformation. You must be so proud that you created this together. Thanks so much for sharing it!
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Hey Jeanette! Thank you so much! Hope you have a great day!
DeleteI love that wall - amazing transformation!
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Hi Cheryl! Thanks so much! Have a great weekend!
DeleteLove the rustic look. You should check out my DIY headboard (on a budget). http://m4rilynj0y.blogspot.ca
ReplyDeleteHey Marilyn! Thanks for stopping by! I'll definitely check it out!
DeleteHi guys!!!! I love how the bathroom turned out!!! That wall treatment is to die for!! I love everything! You all need to do some craft shows or etsy (kind if hard to ship the big stuff). Or maybe put your stuff in the new shop uptown. I love that shelving unit Charlie made! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteHey Kathy! Thanks so much! We are actually going to try out the Apple Festival Craft Fair this year! I didn't think about the shop uptown! Maybe we will contact Donna!
DeleteOh my goodness, Emily! So.much.rustic.DIY.eye.candy! Love it! I'm including a link back in this week's highlights! ;) Thanks so much for sharing your hard work (awesome budget!) and creativity!
ReplyDeleteHey Roeshel! Thanks so much for the feature!!! We really appreciate it! Hope you have a great day! Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteOne word. Fantastic!
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DeleteThe bathroom is awesome! Thanks for linking up.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kristin! And, thanks for always hosting! :)
DeleteI NEED details on that wall. Will you be doing a post on it specifically? It is what I have been thinking about and now I can see it and I think it would be perfect for my sons room. LOVE!!! I too am from Southern Illinois btw..Marion specifically. Small world!
ReplyDeleteHey Jessica! VERY small world! :) Yes, we will do a post on it! It was really simple and really reasonable! I hadn't determined the order yet of all the tutorials, but I'll put this one at the front of the line for you! I just checked out your blog also....our baby girl turns one next month and we are doing a carnival theme! I noticed you just had a circus birthday! Thanks for stopping by! Hope you have a great week!
DeleteDid u ever post how to do the wall?
DeleteHi Jef! Yes, we did! You can read all about it here: http://www.bonfiresandwine.com/2013/04/diy-plank-wall.html
DeleteYes, carnival theme was so much fun. The weather could have been a little warmer but at least there was no SNOW! Can't wait to see the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThis is the most amazing bathroom! I love EVERYTHING you've got going on here! Wow! I'm in absolute awe!
ReplyDeleteThank you Denise! Have a great weekend!
DeleteThis is seriously amazing! I love the wall!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Mandy! :)
DeleteThis is a great makeover. I especially love the towel storage, super excited for that post. The wall looks fantastic. Really amazing job!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Ida! :)
DeleteGreat job!! I really appreciate your work because you did this work own.Your project inspire me to do remodeling of my home also.Thanks for sharing.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful makeover! I love the finish on the cabinets!
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Well looks like your Charlie is as creative and talented as my Charlie...my 32 year old son that is. He would love this rustic bathroom. You all did good!
ReplyDeleteI have to admit, mine is pretty talented! I'm glad you have one too! haha! :) Thanks for stopping by!
DeleteLove it! Maybe I missed something, but what was your toothbrush holder? A block of wood?
ReplyDeleteHey there! Thanks for stopping by! Our toothbrush holder was actually an old decorative box makeover. Here's the link!
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Have a great weekend!
Hi guys, I'm Melissa and I'm a new follower of yours. I love your style and we are in the middle of remodeling our bathroom also. We are doing farmhouse style mixed with a little modern. We have a claw foot tub and my husband is going to make me the ladder shelves to hold our shampoos and soaps and scrubbies next to our tub. I am so excited to get it done. I will have to post photos when it's done. I will have to make sure and keep checking out your site for more ideas. Thanks for the inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteHey Melissa! I'm so jealous you have a claw foot tub! That's my dream! haha! I can't wait to see your finished photos, please make sure to share with us! And, thank you so much for taking the time to leave us a comment! We're happy to have you here! :)
DeleteI was wondering how you made your vanity light bar? We are trying to "make" a bathroom on a budget and I think that something like yours would tie things together! Thanks for the super cute ideas!
ReplyDeleteHey Emily! Here's the link for the light tutorial: http://www.bonfiresandwine.com/2013/05/diy-bathroom-light.html If you have any questions at all, just let us know! I'll have Charlie help y'all out! :) Good luck!!! Thanks so much for stopping by!
DeleteLOVE, LOVE, LOVE this makeover! it is perfect for the master bath re-do in our cabin. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI was wondering how I can do this in my small bathroom ? Can I buy wood for the plank wall at a hardware store ? How do I color it?
ReplyDeleteHi Jef! All of the details are right here: http://www.bonfiresandwine.com/2013/04/diy-plank-wall.html
DeleteWe are in the middle of transforming our bathroom into the rustic look, but I have been stuck on the vanity until I saw your! How did Charlie do the vanity? Is there are tutorial on that? I am in love with the way it looks. You guys have done an awesome job!
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