Bathroom REnovation $101.00

[justmama]

The pedestal sink is beautiful, but where are you going to keep your toilet paper stockpile?

LOL, our former linen closet is now our HBA closet. There are 5 shelves, each 3 1/2 feet wide and a little over 1 1/2 feet deep. The top shelf is about 2 1/2 feet from the ceiling, the top is ALL TP. And there are about 40 rolls in our storage shed outside (in storage bins). Thats where we keep shampoo, glade items (candles, etc), Buddie bars, electrasol, kitty litter, etc. When i find my digital camera, I'll post a pic, i just redid that closet to fit more things. Our other bathroom, still has the cabinet/counter style sink, so we can put things in there too.

[shelleyf]

It looks great! What a drastic change. It looks like a whole new bathroom. What an inspiration.

[angeleyes1818]

Wow, great job! I am impressed that you did all that for such a great price.
You have just inspired me to tackle some much needed home improvements.

[JenB]

Great job!! I am working now on gathering the supplies to do both of our bathrooms. I got ceramic tile this past week-end. I paid $132.85 for enough tile (plus extras) for both bathrooms and the entry way at the front door.

I will use your thread as an inspiration to keep my costs in check.

[oceanbreeze]

that looks fabulous- what an improvement!!

[DianeScraps]

LOVE the color! My husband would totally grumble (he believe everything should be white/tan) but I love it!

[jennspen]

You did a GREAT job!!
Love the sink! How did you get it for nothing??

[justmama]

My dad works for a company that owns commercial real estate. He got it when it was left by a previous tenant. He did his my parents basement, and gave us some of what was left. He also got the sink the same way. My parents used it for a couple of months, but didn't like that there was not any storage.

[JenB]

My dad works for a company that owns commercial real estate. He got it when it was left by a previous tenant. He did his my parents basement, and gave us some of what was left. He also got the sink the same way. My parents used it for a couple of months, but didn't like that there was not any storage.

You gotta love free stuff. My dad is a builder and he gets gift cards as rewards off of his credit card... My mom gave me two the other day saying she has been carrying them around in her purse and that she knew I would remember to use them... I checked the balances and there is a hundred bucks total on them... WOW!