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I think this next home project will be the first one I’ve shared with you guys since moving to Texas. We moved at the very end of May and have enjoyed starting fresh on a new house with lots of fun projects. We’re pretty much working on a part of the house each weekend, and the past week it has been our Guest Bathroom. Let me begin by saying that although our house isn’t very old, everything (and I mean everything, including the ceilings) was TAN… and had brass fixtures. Yeah, not my cup of tea, so we have now painted EVERY room, all the oak-colored cabinets, the ceiling and have changed all of the cabinet knobs and door knobs. It’s slowly starting to feel like home and I can’t wait to show you more pictures. Today, I will be showing you our Guest Bathroom Makeover . In a nutshell, we painted the walls (didn’t have a pic of it beforehand), changed out all the light fixtures , painted the cabinets, changed the cabinet knobs, made a DIY Framed Mirror , and added some cute wall decor . H...

Master Bathroom Makeover on { lilluna.com } Great tips and ideas to help inspire your own creativity!!" width="703" height="1055" /> I’m SO excited to share with you guys the Master Bathroom Makeover we worked on this weekend. It’s actually been a project we have slooooowly been working since we moved in the house, but one we just finished on Saturday. Ever since we moved in, we’ve been going through each room and making it our own. I knew we’d get to the Master at some point (the Master bedroom still needs tons of work), but I’m happy to say that we at least have the Master Bathroom completed . I don’t have a picture of it from when we first moved in, but within the first year we at least painted the cabinets and add brushed nickel hardware . Since then we have done much more, and now I’m in LOVE with the Master Bathroom . Even the kids, who take baths in there, thought it looked so “pretty”. 😉 I agree!! Here’s the BEFORE shot we captured a few weeks ago...

Before and afters are the very best, aren’t they?! Our little guest bathroom has undergone a great transformation that I can’t wait to show you. Here’s a sneak peek of the after (because I just can’t handle leading the post with one of the before pictures!). Isn’t it pretty? Let’s start at the beginning. Our house was built in the early 90’s and we think underwent a few updates throughout the years – tile floors in the kitchen and mud room, a full master bathroom remodel in the early 2000’s, possibly a few light fixtures over the years and we’re guessing the bead board and vanity in the small main floor guest bathroom we not original when the house was built. Even with those updates over the last 25 years, most of the house still feels a bit dated. We’ve spent the past year slowly making changes to bring a more modern, current feel to our home. The little bathroom was next on the list. This little windowless bathroom sits right off the kitchen and is the only bathroom on the m...

  I’m so excited about today’s post because I get to share our (finally) completed guest bathroom remodel project !  Just to give you a little background, I partnered with  Delta Faucet ® for this project and the inspiration for our remodel all started la te October in Chicago at the “Day of Inspired Design” event, hosted by bloggers John and Sherry Petersik from Young House Love and Delta. I recapped the event here if you missed it. During the event, we were encouraged to find inspiration from a tour of some of the most incredible architectural sites throughout Chicago, including the largest Tiffany Glass dome ceiling in the world, The Rookery, the Aqua Tower and Buckingham Fountain. After our tour, Delta challenged us to create a design board for our dream kitchen or bathroom, incorporating elements of what inspired us from the tour. Long story short , this was the design board I created for my dream bathroom. It was SO fun to put together! We were given six weeks to complete a m...