For our master bathroom I liked this,
and I got that look for way less!
Let's say a saving of about $700.
Yes, you read correctly 7-0-0
What I like about the
Allen Roth picture above is:
- white vanity
- 2 side storage cabinets
- mirror with white trim
- style of the faucet
What I like about the
Allen Roth picture above is:
- white vanity
- 2 side storage cabinets
- mirror with white trim
- style of the faucet
Here is how I achieved the look I wanted:
vanity $69 (bought last year at home D)
Delta faucet $29 (Home D)
2 white closet organizers $9 each (Lowes)
I built the closet organizers (on both sides of vanity) upside down and in a way that the white part on the shelf would show.
I had to trim off 1" from the right
storage shelves...and it is a tight fit!
Then I cut two pieces of what I thought
was scrap wood for both tops.
When I started to cut, the jigsaw was sort of melting the "wood". Didn't take me long to realize it ain't wood! This is something more like pvc material. Have no clue what it is. I thought it was painted wood...it is white all the way, water resistant and very durable. If you ask me, perfect for a bathroom counter top!
We got it from a friend who was clearing out
a storage space six years ago!!!
I also cut and attached leftover trim to give it more of a finished look.
storage shelves...and it is a tight fit!
Then I cut two pieces of what I thought
was scrap wood for both tops.
When I started to cut, the jigsaw was sort of melting the "wood". Didn't take me long to realize it ain't wood! This is something more like pvc material. Have no clue what it is. I thought it was painted wood...it is white all the way, water resistant and very durable. If you ask me, perfect for a bathroom counter top!
We got it from a friend who was clearing out
a storage space six years ago!!!
Attach to little shelves and there you have it!
The mirror is actually the original medicine cabinet door.
Did not wanted to deal with removing it and also I do like the extra storage it brings to a smaller bathroom. So I cut the trim for it and liquid nail it to the mirror.
Did not wanted to deal with removing it and also I do like the extra storage it brings to a smaller bathroom. So I cut the trim for it and liquid nail it to the mirror.
- white vanity
- 2 side storage cabinets
- mirror with white trim
- faucet style
I am really please on how this turned out!
I still have to attach the vintage accessories tiles we savaged from the initial demolition.
Will show you how they look as soon as we put those up!
Allen Roth cost $804
My cost $116
--Click here if you are interested to see the
bathroom project in all it's glory--
My cost $116
bathroom project in all it's glory--
Stay Frugal,
You did a terrific job on this! Yours looks just as good as the inspiration piece. I'm so impressed with how you were able to make those side storage units look like they were built in to your sink vanity. I know you must really be enjoying the extra storage and counter space.
ReplyDeleteYour bathroom looks great and you did and awesome job refitting the side cabinets. I am inspired by the trim you added to the medicine cabinet. Our basement bathroom has a simple medicine cab that would benefit from some nice trim.
ReplyDeleteI just love your blog, Daniela! A girl after my own heart :)
ReplyDeleteDaniela, you did such a beautiful job in your bathroom. I love your vanity. Way to save!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't everything look better with trim?! I love how you got the look for waaay less money!! and I love, love, love it!! You did an amazing job!
ReplyDeleteWow!! Looks awesome! Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog-do happy to have found yours!
ReplyDeleteThis is so fantastic!! You did an amazing job getting the look for way less and it is beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing it at Inspiration Friday!
ReplyDeleteVanessa
You did good. Good idea making that yourself and saving all that moula.
ReplyDeleteVery nicely done! Found you from Debbiedoos blog hop!
ReplyDeletePerfect, beautiful, good for you!
ReplyDeleteYou did a fabulous job and got the look without spending a fortune! Looks really great!
ReplyDeleteLooks great!! Very crafty indeed!
ReplyDeleteThis gives a new meaning to
ReplyDelete" Spectacular Transformation".
applause applause on a creation well done and so great at function also.
Awesome job! Your bathroom looks great! Love the beadboard and wall color. Your newest follower :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome job! Well done :)
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Australia♥
~Pernilla
A job well done! Newest follower here and on Pinterest too!
ReplyDeleteRondell
Hi Daniela: What a great and frugal project--I like it. I also love the frame on the medicine cabinet mirror, and that it's just glued on--fantastic idea. Take care, and have a lovely week!
ReplyDeleteThe vanity turned out wonderful!! I just found you at Kim's blog and I am now a follower. Take care.
ReplyDeleteGreat job. It looks as nice as the inspiration picture. Just found you through Kim and I am your newest follower. Diana
ReplyDeleteYou definitely got "the look" and it was wayyy less $! Good for you =) It turned out great. Nice job!!
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome...how incredibly handy you are!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great job you did. I love the lower sides to the cabinet.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job! So clever and crafty! What a savings! Love it!
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