What started as a sad and dated half bathroom is now a calm and pretty powder room – and I did it all for under $76! this powder room makeover proves that a little bit of paint can go a long way!
Creating a system that allows you to see everything with a quick glance, use the food you have so it doesn’t go bad, and that you can easily maintain is the most important quality in organizing a pantry. In Week 6 of the One Room Challenge, I’m sharing tips to help you create your own system for an organized pantry that works for you – whether or not it’s pretty.
For about the price of a decent bacon cheeseburger, I created a DIY framed mirror from an old one I didn’t like. Read on to find out how to update your own ugly mirror without using any power tools!
In Week 4 of my $75 One Room Challenge, I finally pulled out my wallet to purchase some supplies and materials. I spent nearly all my budget this week, but it went a long way in making a difference in the room. The painted linoleum floor and updated light fixture bring the powder room into the 21st century!
Week three of the One Room Challenge saw another free change in the form of paint. The ceiling, walls, and trim all got a few coats of paint, and combined with the painted vanity and hardware, the room is starting to come together!!
I’m back this week with progress in our blank slate of a powder room. My goal for Week 2 of the One Room Challenge was to paint the vanity cabinets and hardware, towel and toilet paper holders, and doorknobs. Today I’m sharing my (free!) DIY vanity update.
The final days of the 30 Projects in 30 Days challenge really snuck up on me. Fortunately, my month of September miraculously lasted 35 days! All 30 projects I set out to complete have now been checked off the list.
