In this second part of our “move in ready to move in reno” project, the focus is on budget-friendly fixes. The main living area & kitchen of this 1990’s home demanded the bulk of our budget resulting in scaled-down bathroom updates. This home has a powder room, a guest bathroom & the master bathroom.
The Powder Room: a small hallway bathroom with white & gray retro tile floors, gray commode, gray pedestal sink, dated contemporary fixtures
The Changes: painted faux marble walls with a rich charcoal gray, new white toilet, light fixture & mirror
The Result: crisp, clean, updated
Future Projects: new floating vanity (white) with marble top and new faucet
Refreshed
The Guest Bath: faux paint in purple & green, along with matching green tiles in a random pattern were memorable, but not in a pleasant way!
A little too busy
The Changes: painted walls warm neutral, painted the trim white & incorporated the charcoal gray with the vanity paint, removed green tiles & added a new rug
The Result: softer visual impact
Future Projects: new chrome faucets in a sleek, modern design
Paint can be your best friend
The Master Bath: two vanities, water closet room, whirlpool bath, separate shower, new quartz counter tops, updated faucets & original tile floor is in excellent condition
Some updates, but not enough.
The Changes: walls painted in a warmer gray, trim painted white, vanities painted to match guest bath, new hardware on the vanities
The Result: updated color scheme compliments the new counter top & white floor as well as coordinates with the rest of the home.
Future Projects: remove the prefab shower insert, open up the ceiling soffit, enlarge the space, finish with tile & a seamless glass shower door
The Finish Line
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