Master Bath Remodel

I wish so badly we had the before pictures but since all my stuff got deleted when my backup driver went out, I only had a few and the ones of our master bath of course weren't there. So you are going to have to have a great imagination here as I describe the before. Better yet, I better do a good job at describing it. That's more of what you are probably thinking.

Okay okay, here we go.

Chocolate. The color of our bathroom. Yes, I do realize that everyone has eyes and they could clearly see that our bathroom is brown. But let's talk about this why don't we. Before? The color was cream. Like the color of the floor in the bathroom. It was very bleh. What else was very bleh and cream? The vanity cabinets. Those obviously got a nice paint-over job by the husband {new hardware too}. The mirror was just that.. a mirror. Nothing around the border. Large, but very boring and unappealing. The lighting and faucet was also too embarrassing to own so they had to go. And due to the size {let's not talk about it} of the master bath, we were in major need of extra storage. Hint the over the toilet space saver that we purchased.

Overall? We decided to not put too much money into this bathroom, as we knew we would probably not see the return and just do little changes to make it more appealing and pleasant to be in.

The one thing that I am proud of {and pinterest inspired} was the mirror {remember how I talked about that boring mirror above}. Yes, about that. I decided to buy medium glass tiles and adhesive and go at it. $15.00 later and we have a brand spankin' new lookin' mirror.

If I had to estimate, I would say we spent a total of $300 with fixtures, paint, space saver, lighting, and more. Not too bad if I do say so myself.

It's not perfect. It's not a bathroom that I walk in and am in love with each and every time. But it beats the old bathroom and I love it for what it is.

And if I had it my way? Well, first things first. Triple in size, please.