TIME OFF = ANOTHER HOME PROJECT
I'm on Winter/Christmas break, so it's the perfect time to re-do my bathroom.
The lovely before. I took the doors off the vanity so the plumbers could remove the old sink. A wise friend once told me that you can do a lot of home improvements yourself, but you should call a plumber and electrician. Hell yeah!
Holy cats, what did I do? That bag is full of old floor and, yeah, the toilet is in the bathtub. Thank goodness we have another bathroom.
The after! Yeah, that's more black and white floor. I had left over from the kitchen. The sink, vanity and faucet are from IKEA. I looked all over the place for something narrow to fit the space. My choices went from ugly and cheap to WTF! Who's crazy enough to spend $700-$800 on a vanity? So IKEA it was. The whole project took 3 days and cost around $350, including the plumbers coming twice, fixing the broken part on the toilet and figuring out the pipes for the sink.
I took last photo standing in the closet, which also has a new floor. Now I have to put everything back in the closet. I'd say that's the prefect time to sort through and make a donation bag.
Maybe, just maybe if it cools off, I can start thinking about pulling out all the Christmas stuff......................................
The lovely before. I took the doors off the vanity so the plumbers could remove the old sink. A wise friend once told me that you can do a lot of home improvements yourself, but you should call a plumber and electrician. Hell yeah!
Holy cats, what did I do? That bag is full of old floor and, yeah, the toilet is in the bathtub. Thank goodness we have another bathroom.
The after! Yeah, that's more black and white floor. I had left over from the kitchen. The sink, vanity and faucet are from IKEA. I looked all over the place for something narrow to fit the space. My choices went from ugly and cheap to WTF! Who's crazy enough to spend $700-$800 on a vanity? So IKEA it was. The whole project took 3 days and cost around $350, including the plumbers coming twice, fixing the broken part on the toilet and figuring out the pipes for the sink. 
Great makeover! And for $350? Let this be an inspiration to everyone contemplating doing the same. I love your IKEA vanity and black and white floor. Pat yourselves on the back.
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