Do you ever notice those billboards with the beautiful juicy looking steak with perfect grill marks on them, yet when you get to the restaurant the item on your plate resembles a chewed up, flattened hamburger patty that an anorexic dog wouldn't touch?
Anyway...
I get these visions of projects to do in my head sometime.
Beautiful.
Perfect grill marks.
Them we dive in and hope we'll have a juicy steak at the end...
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I love it when your steak comes out perfect.
Maybe even better than expected.
All thanks to Derek on this one.
I told him my vision and he made it happen.
We were able to do about 75% off the planks with the leftover cuts from our living room redo.
The wood on the shelf was from the dumpster when my sisters house was built.
The paint was also from the living room redo.
It's Alabaster (color from sw) in Behr paint from HD.
The corbels are from HD.
They were our biggest expense.
Bringing our total redo cost to around $35-$40 buckaroos.
I'm cool with redo prices like that.
That's my idea of doing it cheaper;-)
The shower curtain is a drop cloth.
I decided to raise the shower curtain bar and that was the only fabric I had that was long enough to do the job.
I'm kinda diggn' it.
Now if only we could actually keep the bathroom door open to enjoy the view.
That must wait until our 1 year old learns that the toilet is not his own oversize sippy cup.
10 comments:
Hello Stunning. The wood shelf over the window is my favorite. I have a tiny window in my bathroom and I want to do the same. exact. thing.
Love the 'grill' marks on the wall with the planks. And the wall plank with the hooks. And the window shelf.
And the basket. Hmm, love it all. You going to do a sliding barn door next? Maybe a half-door for the little one.
Will you come redo mine?
It Looks GREAT! You did a wonderful job! xo Diana
I love the top of your drop cloth shower curtain!
It looks great! Your shelf turned out beautiful!! Love those one year olds, they do grow out of it tho.
perfect little extra storage space!
What a lovely makeover and so affordably too. A really great look that you must be enjoying so much. Love the corbels and recycled wood above the windows.
I know it's in the before picture but where did you get the curtain and curtain rod for the window? also which planks did you use for the shiplap?
thanks so much in advance!
I know it's in the before picture but where did you get the curtain and curtain rod for the window? also which planks did you use for the shiplap?
thanks so much in advance!
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