I know you’ve likely seen some of these pictures already but here is a post with my estimated cost breakdown. Coming soon – a few other items including towels, towel bar, toilet paper holder, something with the window and some wall art.
Here is the estimated cost breakdown for my bathroom makeover:
Ceiling paint, primer and trim & door paint – free (we already had this from previous projects)
Lighting (Washington Collection) from Lighting Direct $220.80
Paint supplies and tape approximately $20 (I used some supplies that we already had.)
Wall paint (BM light pewter and nimbus color matched in Valspar’s Signature paint) $62 total
Valspar Porch and Floor paint (color = Journey) $25
Floor paint for design on painted rug (already had BM Smoke Embers) $0
Elegant Bracket Stencils (2 of the same one) $15
Minwax water based polyurethane $16 (this WILL yellow light colored paint)
Oval Vanity Mirror (Lowe’s) $75
Rustoleum spray primer, oil rubbed bronze spray paint and spray lacquer (for faucets) $25
Extra long White Waffle shower curtain (Target) $25
Oil rubbed bronze shower curtain hooks ($9) and rod $29
Lighting (Washington Collection) from Lighting Direct $220.80
Paint supplies and tape approximately $20 (I used some supplies that we already had.)
Wall paint (BM light pewter and nimbus color matched in Valspar’s Signature paint) $62 total
Valspar Porch and Floor paint (color = Journey) $25
Floor paint for design on painted rug (already had BM Smoke Embers) $0
Elegant Bracket Stencils (2 of the same one) $15
Minwax water based polyurethane $16 (this WILL yellow light colored paint)
Oval Vanity Mirror (Lowe’s) $75
Rustoleum spray primer, oil rubbed bronze spray paint and spray lacquer (for faucets) $25
Extra long White Waffle shower curtain (Target) $25
Oil rubbed bronze shower curtain hooks ($9) and rod $29
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Total $512.88
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Our Main Floor Bathroom
Before
Now:
Sink Before:
Now:
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Now:
Before:
Now:
Ceiling light before:
Ceiling light now:
New vanity light (the biggest splurge in the room)
Floor before:
Floor now:
A little more accessorizing (neutral and DIY) coming after the holidays.
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New Updated Pictures:
Coming soon – in order to fix the feed, the DIY Show Off will soon have a new look. Unsuccessful attempts have pushed me to switch to my own domain. Thanks for your patience and sticking with it while I work out the bugs. 
The dog is so realistic!!
I wish I had the patience to do stripes. I hate painting so much!! I have a ceiling waiting for me – blech!
I'm so amazed at the talented people out there. Whenever I think I'm creative, I see makeovers like this and just shake my head. I'm such an amateur!!
What a wonderful job you all did on this bathroom! It's so different, hard to tell it was the same room! Great job on the floor!! Did you use a dropcloth for the shower curtain? Just wondering
I was thinking about doing that!
~Happy New Years!
GORGEOUS! I love it!!!
I'm speechless. I know I said that before. It's true. What vision you had, Roeshel. The whole room is amazing, and it looks like even Niski loves it.
I'm missing you. Hope to catch up soon. Ah, sometimes the holidays being over means a big sigh of relief.
XO*T
So well done! Everything really came together. I love your floors. I did a set of three horizontal stripes in my daughter's bedroom. It took such a long time I can only imagine how long it must have taken you to do so many!
The stripes are perfect!! They look so amazing. I absolutely love the lighting you chose. What an amazing transformation, and at a great price!
BRAVO!! It looks so beautiful! All your hard work and time really paid off.
That looks great!! Well done!!
Love it! You managed such a huge transformation with not a lot of money and it looks spectacular.
Oh that little doggie is so cute! I love the bathroom. It looks amaZing!
Love love love it!!! What did you use to paint the faucet??? Mine are gold and I HATE it!! would love to know what ya used
Aaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! I love it!!!! Congrats on gettin' her done!!! And she's beautiful! Wow, Roeshel, definitely inspiring. Awesome subtle color palette, awesome fun with paint and patterns! What a huuuuge difference:)
I am in love with the floor and the stripes, actually I love it all. I have an unfinished bathroom floor just screaming for that treatment!
Stunning. I love everything you did and boy is it a job well done! The floor is FABULOUS…I can only image the time and work that went into that. It sure has paid off though…it's gorgeous. You deserve a pat on the back ~ a very big one.
Roeshel, it is absolutely gorgeous! I have been away from the blog world for a little while, so I just now stopped by to see the "after" photos. I love the stripes, the floor, the light fixtures(!), everything! I also read your post about your old house. It sounds exactly like the kind of house we'd like to find and fix up (eventually!). I can't wait to see more transformations. Happy New Year's!
~Britt
This turned out JUST PERFECT! I love the stripes. I am hoping I can pull that off one day
Now this is SWOON WORTHY! I love it! The stripes, the FLOOR, the colors..I love it all!!!
GREAT JOB!
Beautiful!!! Love the stripes and the floor!
I saw your bathroom on Young House Love – it is so lovely! You are very creative and I absolutely am in love with your pedestal sink and lighting choices. Not to mention that awesome floor! You are so much more patient than I am! haha
I'm so glad to have discovered your site, I will be stalking you for sure. Hope that's cool.
Coming over from YHL to tell you how awesome your bathroom makeover is. That floor is crazy good stuff!
Now I'm being sucked in to the rest of your blog and probably won't come out for days.
Thanks for linking up your project over at Centsible Savings!
Love your bathroom re-do! My favorite is the stripes and the floor. Also like the way that you left the old sink – it goes perfect in the new room.
With little effort of construction you have transformed a small space into a larger feel and the updates are wonderful. Great Job
You did a great job for little $$. Thanks for sharing. You might enjoy looking at my master bath remodel. We did it for $6,500 including paying the contractor in two weeks. Terry
Love the bathroom redo. Especially the floor! Do you have a tutorial on how you did the floor? Also, I have been looking for a vanity like just like the one you have. Could you tell me where you purchased it? Thanks!
Hi Jean!
Here is the link to the tutorial:
http://thediyshowoff.blogspot.com/2009/12/painting-bathroom-floor.html
The vanity? We have a pedestal sink – which is old/was here when we moved in and to cut down on costs, we kept it. We don't have a vanity in this bathroom.
Thanks for stopping by!
Roeshel
Jean – I hope this helps. I have no way of contacting you – no profile available and no email address. If you have any questions, please email me at thediyshowoff@gmail.com.
Thanks!
R
This looks so gorgeous! Everything looks chic and polished now. Thanks for the inspiration!
That is freakin' gorgeous! Okay. Something in this house is getting striped. Beautiful.