Our master bathroom is DONE, and I’m excited to share our bathroom remodel reveal.
This renovation was supposed to happen three years ago when we first purchased our home. There was a major leak under the shower, and we meant to have it fixed right away…
…but life (roof repairs, pool heater, water heat, air conditioner, furnace, and lots of other 20-year-old home problems) kept happening.
Over the past three years, I have shared several design board ideas for this bathroom remodel as I dreamed and schemed. You can see the details of the design board that inspired this remodel here.
This past fall several things fell into place, and we were able to go for it. We hired a contractor and the day after Thanksgiving we demolished the bathroom (you can read more about the demo process here).
I share the bigger bathroom sources in separate posts (go here to learn all the details about the tile and here for all the faucet details). The majority of the supplies were bought online and shipped straight to my front door (which was so convenient).
Since this bathroom was sitting on such a large problem, I knew this was far beyond my scope of DIY. Honestly, it was nice to hand it over to an expert.
I still did a lot of the grunt work and painted all the walls, ceilings, and trim.
The freestanding tub is from Signature Hardware. I looked everywhere for the perfect shape, and I found it with this tub.
The vanities are from Bellacor. I was nervous about buying the vanities online, but they are absolutely perfect. The color is gorgeous, and they are quality pieces. My only complaint is that one arrived with a discolored spot, but I should be receiving paint (from the manufacturer) to fix the problem sometime soon.
One of the hardest pieces for me to find was the perfect light fixture. I wanted this light fixture from Bellacor.
The sconces are from Home Depot. I used the Fontane Brushed Nickel Wall Fixture and replaced the shade that came with it with the Clear Glass Open Teardrop Shade.
The outlets and light switches are RENU by Leviton.
The majority of the decor and accessories are from HomeGoods.
I can not tell you all how thrilled we are to have a bathroom that functions and looks beautiful. I may never leave my tub (and you can find all the details of the tub filler here)…
We are so thankful to have a beautiful and functioning bathroom!
Want to see all the details on the floor and shower tile? Go here to find the sources!
Go create something!
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This renovation was supposed to happen three years ago when we first purchased our home. There was a major leak under the shower, and we meant to have it fixed right away…
…but life (roof repairs, pool heater, water heat, air conditioner, furnace, and lots of other 20-year-old home problems) kept happening.
Over the past three years, I have shared several design board ideas for this bathroom remodel as I dreamed and schemed. You can see the details of the design board that inspired this remodel here.
This past fall several things fell into place, and we were able to go for it. We hired a contractor and the day after Thanksgiving we demolished the bathroom (you can read more about the demo process here).
I share the bigger bathroom sources in separate posts (go here to learn all the details about the tile and here for all the faucet details). The majority of the supplies were bought online and shipped straight to my front door (which was so convenient).
Since this bathroom was sitting on such a large problem, I knew this was far beyond my scope of DIY. Honestly, it was nice to hand it over to an expert.
I still did a lot of the grunt work and painted all the walls, ceilings, and trim.
The freestanding tub is from Signature Hardware. I looked everywhere for the perfect shape, and I found it with this tub.
The vanities are from Bellacor. I was nervous about buying the vanities online, but they are absolutely perfect. The color is gorgeous, and they are quality pieces. My only complaint is that one arrived with a discolored spot, but I should be receiving paint (from the manufacturer) to fix the problem sometime soon.
One of the hardest pieces for me to find was the perfect light fixture. I wanted this light fixture from Bellacor.
The sconces are from Home Depot. I used the Fontane Brushed Nickel Wall Fixture and replaced the shade that came with it with the Clear Glass Open Teardrop Shade.
The outlets and light switches are RENU by Leviton.
The majority of the decor and accessories are from HomeGoods.
I can not tell you all how thrilled we are to have a bathroom that functions and looks beautiful. I may never leave my tub (and you can find all the details of the tub filler here)…
We are so thankful to have a beautiful and functioning bathroom!
Want to see all the details on the floor and shower tile? Go here to find the sources!
Go create something!
