HALF BATH MAKEOVER
Right before the holidays I finally attacked and won a task I had put off for far too long. I painted our half bath! It needed it so bad. For several years now the walls have been a dark wine color. The color was actually called "red, red wine". It was! Evidently, the walls did not receive a primer before this paint was applied because the walls had a chalky look to them. Almost anytime you touched the wall it would leave a chalky spot. YUCK!I knew I wanted to lighten it up. I had to stay with the the light fixture which is this gold strip with the big bulbs. Not my choice at all but you do with what you have sometimes. Also, the spigout is a brushed gold. It's not too bad and I don't mind keeping it for now. The trim and cabinet are in white but I still painted the trim a fresh, bright, glossy white. It's so much better. Nice and CLEAN looking!
I always tell my clients that before they list their homes on the market to sell they usually need to spruce things up and paint is the best and cheapest way to do it. Also, I stress to my clients to go with a neutral shade of paint color whenever possible. It's a lot easier for a prospective buyer to picture their own decor in a neutral palet then some bright, or dark color of the sellers liking.
The bathroom looks sooooo much LARGER too!
I still haven't really decided how I want to decorate in there yet. I've been trying different accessories from around the house. That's the really fun thing. With this neutral shade, I can use just about any color accessory I want.
The best PARTS of this TASK are:
IT'S CLEAN AND FRESH LOOKING NOW
&
IT'S DONE!!!
I'm still new at linking to other blogs but if it works right, I'm linking to Cindy over at "Romantic Homes". Check her beautiful blog out.
Have a great day!
Cindy