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09.27.2020

Boys Bathroom Remodel

I am in love with our boys’ bathroom remodel. We kept the same footprint of the bath to help with the budget, but we updated the walls, paint, flooring, and vanity. The cosmetic changes made a huge difference in updating the bath.

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Here’s a before of the space:

And the after:

My goal was to design a space that was masculine enough for my boys while still maintaining the sophisticated traditional style of the rest of our home. I also wanted to add the navy in their bedroom while adding some additional pops of color. Bathrooms are spaces you can have a little more fun in with patterns and color.

Obviously the centerpiece of the bathroom is the gorgeous double sink vanity. It is from Signature Hardware, and it is the Robertson Mahogany Console Double Vanity in midnight navy blue.

We added the matching Halifax Mahogany Vanity Mirror Set above the sinks.

The stunning faucets are the Rotunda Widespread Bathroom Faucet with Lever Handles, and I love their modern lines.

The vanity provides plenty of storage for the boys, and they each appreciate having their own sink. The bottom open storage provides for customizable organization. We added a basket for each boy and use the center to store towels.

I painted the toilet room a deep green (Vine Green by Behr) to add a little unexpected color (and it’s the boys’ school color).

The flooring is luxury plank vinyl which looks like wood floors, and we added a schoolhouse light and vintage artwork which adds a fun contrast to the more modern wallpaper.

The boys love their updated bathroom and promise to keep it clean, but time will tell…

Thanks so much to Signature Hardware for partnering with me on the bathroom remodel! Go check out the half bath remodel I did with them earlier this year.

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Transformation Tuesday: Boys’ Bathroom

I have enjoyed sharing our room transformations with you every Tuesday. We have lived in our current home for almost three years, and it is fun to look at the before and after photos! Here’s today’s version…Transformation Tuesday: Boys’ Bathroom.

This makeover really will show you the power of paint. Here is how the bathroom looked when we moved into our home:

Transformation Tuesday: Boys' Bathroom

And here is how it looks now (well, on the few rare occasions when the bathroom is actually clean):

Boys Bathroom Makeover (1 of 1)

Boys Bathroom - AFTER

Boys Bathroom - AFTER 7

Boys Bathroom - AFTER 2

Here is how the bathroom space was transformed:

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PAINTED THE WALLS. Valspar’s Notre Dame was used for the walls and Valspar’s Comet Dust was used for the stripes. To see the full tutorial for the “ticking striped wall,” click HERE.

PAINTED THE CABINETS AND REPLACED THE HARDWARE. Shortcuts were used for painting these cabinets. To see which shortcuts worked (and didn’t work) click HERE.

PAINTED THE FAUCETS. Painting the faucets is a great temporary fix. I have had these painted for a couple of years, but I am considering replacing them now. To see the full tutorial on painting a faucet, click HERE.

REPLACED THE DOOR HARDWARE. All of our doors handles throughout the home were replaced inexpensively by buying them through Amazon.

REPLACED THE MIRROR. The mirror that came with our master bedroom dresser was painted and hung to replace the frameless mirror that was in the boys’ bathroom.

I love creating design boards, and I created one that inspired this bathroom makeover. You can see it HERE. This room actually was one of the winners in the very first blogging contest I ever participated in. To see all the details, go HERE. Want to see more Transformation Tuesdays besides Transformation Tuesday: Boys’ Bathroom? Check out these other makeovers:

Go create something!

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Boys Bathroom

Boys’ Bathroom Transformation

I’m excited to share my boys’ bathroom transformation that didn’t involve a lot of money – just a lot of paint!

This past month, I transformed my boys’ bathroom for Leviton’s Renu Challenge. (Leviton’s) Renu offers light switches and outlets in 20 beautiful colors. There were 20 designers, and we were all asked to be inspired by a color. I chose to be inspired by the Rich Navy.

I really hadn’t thought about how much better our light switches (and outlets) could look until we replaced them with the renu colored version.

I created a design board once I had selected the Rich Navy color:

I used Valspar’s Notre Dame for the walls.

I also replaced the mirror above the vanity (with an old dresser mirror), painted the faucets, replaced the towel racks, painted the cabinets, and replaced the cabinet hardware.

And I painted one accent wall with tone on tone stripes. I painted the walls in Valspar’s Notre Dame and the lighter stripes in Valspar’s Comet Dust.

The window seat was also painted to match the cabinets, pillows were added and the light fixture replaced.

Although there were some cosmetic changes (the outlets, light switches, light fixtures, and cabinet hardware), most everything else was fixed up with paint. If you hang out with me long enough, you’ll find the paint is my solution to almost everything! I feel like I successfully rescued the boys’ bathroom from the ’90s and brought them a playful bathroom that’s perfect for my little guys. I’ll share more about the specifics of this bathroom (how I painted the cabinets, the striped wall, where I bought the light fixture, etc) very soon! Want some Renu products of your own?

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