Finishing touches

I am so happy to say that we are done, finished, and there is nothing left to do with the girl's bathroom makeover. I am over the moon with how it turned out! It was defiantly one of the worst rooms in our home, and now it is one of my favorites. The moldings were the last detail in the room. I painted them and my husband installed them.
I decided to frame the mirror with white molding.

We also added white chair rail to top the V board. It is amazing what molding does to finish off a room.

I painted the molding before we put it up and then we just installed it by nailing it to the wall.  The smaller moldings in the corner of the mirror were too small to nail so we ended up gluing them with some liquid nails.
We found these mirrors at Ikea we loved and knew would go so cute in the room.  We decided to keep the large mirror over the sink and install the smaller mirrors over top.

We used 3M hangers to hang them on the mirror.  We were originally going to use adhesive glue, but they are light enough to hold the mirrors.  I love the touch of girly it adds to the room.

I found this fun clock at wayfair and knew it would be perfect in the room.  My oldest daughter painted the rose and it is so fun to have her artwork hanging in her bathroom. I love the yellow and blue color combination in this room. It is calm and fun at the same time.

I am so excited to have this room finished, and I love how it turned out! 

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Buttercream

Making progress on the bathroom and I am almost done. Just waiting on some finishing trim, and hanging some mirrors we bought, and this bathroom reno is done. The before...So so so awful!



Now the after.

I got the vanity painted, the counter top in, and new pulls on the cabinet. I love how it turned out.  I painted the cabinet a valspar color called butter, and the walls school boy blue. We found the chandeliers at Ikea. We are still installing molding around the mirror, and found some cool black girly oval mirrors to install on top of the large mirror. The color choices were my daughters, but I love the softness of them and how girly it looks. Perfect for two girls sharing a bathroom.  Here are a few more pictures of the vanity.

The softer color in these pictures is a little more accurate than the first picture. I love how just a quart of paint transformed this vanity and made such a huge impact on this small space. I can't wait to get the molding and finish this whole bathroom! Pin It

Holy Bathroom Batman

The hall bathroom. Seriously the worst room of my entire home. I don't know where to begin, from the dark brown tiles to the forest green paint on the walls...all of it is so horrible!  

The tile on the floor was uneven and you had to step up on the tile to get into the shower room.  So dark...and it was a bathroom for two girls. Not girly at all. 

Oh my gosh, when we got these walls painted, the room felt totally transformed.  We put the same black and white basket weave tile that we put in our basement bathroom and painted the walls a light gray blue color. 

The vanity is next. My oldest daughter wanted blue and yellow in the bathroom, and I loved the idea.  I am going to paint the vanity a pretty butter cream yellow and add some new knobs. We installed V board on the bottom portion of the walls to give the room a more airy feel.  It isn't done, but looks a lot better so far! Can't wait to show the rest of the room as it comes together. 

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