I don’t usually do an entire post to one room’s sources, but I thought the bathroom renovation was kind of a special situation. It was a HUGE renovation and I’m getting a TON of questions about where some of the items came from so I thought this would help everybody! I’ll just do this one picture at a time, so bear with me.
The Vanity Area
Paint Color: Light French Gray by Behr (Home Depot) Cabinetry: Thomasville Cabinetry from Home Depot in “Heirloom Black”, Countertops: Samsung Composite Manmade Countertops in Aspen Snow from Home Depot, Sinks: Integrated with the countertops, Floor tiles: Marble from Home Depot, Backsplash tiles: White Subway tile from Home Depot, Mirrors: Home Depot, Door Hardware: Home Depot for the knobs, eBay for the bin pulls, Faucets: Chrome fixtures from Faucetdirect.com, Lights: Build.com, Plant on the left sink: Faux orchid from Target, Towel Bars: Home Depot, Towels: Bed, Bath & Beyond, Bath accessories: York accessories from Bed, Bath & Beyond, Bath mats: Fieldcrest Blue Stripe from Target
Tub Area
Faucets: Faucetdirect.com, White Mirrors: Target black mirrors that I painted white, Glass canisters: HomeGoods, Tile and trim: Home Depot
Silk Embroidered Prints: Souvenirs from my Mom’s travels in Vietnam, Silver metal frames: Ikea, Glass canister: Unknown
Toilet: Sterling Brand from Home Depot, Toilet Paper holder: Home Depot, Face Tissue Box on toilet: York brand from Bed, Bath & Beyond, White Shelves: West Elm, Wicker baskets: Upside down face tissue boxes from West Elm, Conch Shell: West Elm, Print + Frame: Pencil drawing of Biltmore Mansion in a Target Frame
Shower
Shower door: Home Depot, Floor tile: Tumbled Carrera Marble from Home Depot, Faucet System: Dual head shower system from FaucetDirect.com, Wall Tiles: White Subway tiles from Home Depot
OK, I *think* that’s it! But if I’ve missed something, please let me know! I’ll be happy to update it if I know or point you in the right direction if I don’t :-). Happy shopping!
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You are just looking for a reason to put more pictures of your bathroom out here. Regardless of the reason, the bathroom looks awesome, if the jobs you both have now don’t pan out, you could always go into the renovation business! 🙂
Hah! That’s what our realtor said!! Probably not though – we’re nowhere close to being professionals!!
DANG I remember when we had our ladies’ party in there and the thing was a wreck. That looks gorgeous!! I’ll have to see it in real life in November and perhaps bring you another plant to put somewhere in there :o)
Haha!! Oh, yea! All about the plants 🙂
I am LOVING your bathroom! We have a similar builder-basic home and we’ve been spending forever trying to personalize it. I swear we are bathroom twins, I painted mine a very similar blue and put up 2 mirrors over the vanity. I LOVE the cabinets in between though. Are those just a base of drawers with a cabinet on top? Would love more info on that!
Thanks for giving me yet another blog to follow!
Hi, Midwest Mrs –
Thanks for the kind words! You can actually read a little bit more about what we ordered cabinet-wise by clicking here:
…and then you can see what it looked like BEFORE we installed the countertops:
…and then after the counters were installed we put the upper cabinet on. Essentially it was like a hutch piece and it’s half the depth of the regular cabinetry that sits on the bottom. It rests on the countertops and is secured to the walls with brackets and then caulked to the counter for a seamless finish. LOVE having upper storage! Why don’t builders do that more?!? No more bending over for me – and my back has never been happier!
xoxo,
L-blogger
Wow! You did such an incredible job! I love your blog!!!! Do you mind telling me how you painted those mirrors in your bathroom? I have the same ones from Target (they are black) and can’t figure out how you did it without getting paint on the mirror part! Did you tape the mirror and then spray paint them white!? Thank you! Louisad@gmail.com
Hi, Louisa –
It was a veeeeery sloooooow process. I didn’t tape the mirror. I used a really small craft brush to get in all of the nooks and crannies and put a piece of paper underneath the metal frame to avoid getting it on the mirror. Also, we used a blade at the end to get off any of the paint smudges. It was a lot of hard work, but it was worth it! Time consuming, but worth it!
xoxo,
L-blogger
The color on the walls looks like a soft blue, are they all light french grey by Behr?
Yup, it’s all the same color!