YOU GUYS! I DID IT! COMPLETED OUR FIRST 6-WEEK BETTER HOMES AND GARDENS ONE ROOM CHALLENGE! This post focuses on the major design elements and sources only.
Things are ramping up as we come into the last few weeks of The Block 2024 with the final interior room reveals now complete. Catch up here.
On one of my recent trips to Hobby Lobby I picked up the cool 8" x 10" frame for this project in the clearance aisle for only 2 bucks! T...
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Mallory Fitzsimmons reveals the final transformation of her guest room, featuring a bold refinished bamboo chest as seen in Better Homes & Gardens.
How lucky am I that I was invited to be a Guest Designer for The Male Room for their final challenge of the year. The theme is Christmas o...
The final week of Revamp, Restyle, Reveal is over and the big day is here! Check out DesignSixtyNines guest room reveal to see how a once derelict room has been transformed.
It’s time for the final design reveal, the new office/guest room! Here was my initial inspiration for the room. I knew figuring out the best configuration and furniture was going to take a bit of creativity from my designer Nicole....Read More
The final room to be designed in Sara's home is DONE! Their front guest/future son's bathroom is whimsical yet elevated and you have to see it.
Final reveal of the One Room Challenge guest bedroom project I've been working on in a 1961 home, with a midcentury modern vibe plus updated vibes!
Welcome back to our final Holiday Guest of the season! Our amazing guest today has a beautiful project to show you... she took out a wall in her dining room
Here’s the plans for our third and final bathroom in the Palm Springs house, the guest bathroom! This bathroom is off the hallway in the house that leads to the main bedroom/bathroom suite and the guest room. It’s small but mighty and I can’t wait to breathe some moody drama into it! The Color Palette …
Week Six of the Fall 2020 One Room Challenge: We've completed the remodel of the guest bathroom in our Historic 1920s Bungalow home. Here's the final reveal with before and after photos to show how we added modern amenities while restoring vintage charm …
Hi friends! Hope your weekend was fabulous. As you all know, David and I are selling our house. Fingers crossed, it should go on the market at some point early this week. As one of our many "before we list" projects, we decided to do a little makeover of our guest bathroom. Basically, the goal was to take it from dramatic + dark to light, neutral and bright. So without further ado... our new guest bathroom! BEFORE AFTER We bought a new mirror and sconces for a total of $50 (more details here) and hope to sell the old fixtures on Craigslist, so we'll actually make some cash! BEFORE AFTER In case you missed it, check out what went into the great shower curtain debate. More details below! BEFORE AFTER Oh, that purple ceiling. Mad props to David for repainting it! As you can see, I chose the classic white waffle shower curtain. You guys were amazing at weighing in with your two cents about the curtain! So thanks again! The final vote tally from you guys was four votes for the striped curtain, thirty-six votes for the white waffle and forty-three votes for the patterned curtain. And I'm not gonna lie, I was totally going to choose the last patterned option, just like the majority of you. I was really scared the bright white waffle curtain would make the rest of the cream colored trim look blah. But our realtor thought it was too busy with the patterned wallpaper, so we opted to keep it simple with the white waffle. And I actually think it really works! No blah, just fab ; ) But guess what room doesn't have patterned wallpaper and also needed a shower curtain? Our master bathroom! Woot woot. Pretty little bird curtain got to stay at our casa. So there you have it, friends. Our little guest bathroom makeover. With $50 in new fixtures, plus about $30 in paint for the ceiling and $20 for the shower curtain, the entire project ran us right at $100. I think it's definitely a good investment! We actually really like it. And hopefully you guys love it... but hopefully the potential buyers love it even more! : ) Sharing with: Home Stories A2Z, Thrifty Decor Chick
A day bed that extends from twin to king? Say no more. After building the desk and bookcases in this room, I envisioned one final project in here. I kept thinking about utilizing the space underneath the window, but also wanted it to double as a guest bed if we had visitors. This was when…
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