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Hi all
We have just completed an update to our bathroom. We did a cosmetic reno to limit costs but we still wanted to create a more inviting space.
This consisted of framing the mirror, painting the walls, tiles and vanity. Very happy with the end result
Before
Cheers again and hope this inspires anyone else out there !
Looks terrific @diy_hausdesigns, well done. I have featured your makeover on the Project Gallery so others can be inspired by what you have achieved.
Jason
That's an amazing transformation you've achieved there @diy_hausdesigns! However, given the high quality of everything else you've shared with us, I wouldn't have expected anything less.
It was a brilliant decision to paint those tiles and vanity. They look much more aesthetically pleasing now in white. Would you mind giving us a rough estimation of what this cosmetic make-over cost? I trust that will be useful information for members deciding between a cosmetic or total renovation.
I must say I'm a little disappointed you didn't follow my instructions and feature a toilet roll holder shelf over the toilet. It would have really been the icing on the cake! 😂
Wonderful work, as always. Well done.
Mitchell
Thanks mate! I think the experience is building my confidence. I must say, I loved your holder shelf .. however I would never measure up to your delivering it to your standards 😉
Makeover Total costs approx $ 350
Breakdown
Mirror Moulding - $ 30
Mirror Tape - $12
Paint - 2L $60 (this was plenty more than needed)
Paint and Primer for tiles $0 - remainder from kitchen
Mirror cabinet - $ 230
Toilet roll holder, towel Rails, bin - $0 already had these.
It really is a cost effective way of getting a new space at a low cost !
Cheers
Thanks @Jason ! Though a smaller project and low budget. It has definitely had a huge impact on the space.
Cheers
Hi there, for the ‘mirror mouldings’ what did you use…yours looks great and I would like to do something similar with my mirror but not entirely sure what moulding option I should select?
Thank you!
Thanks @Starter1503
I used wall skirting boards as the mirror moulding which offered a good variety of options. Hope that helps !
All the best !
Welcome @Starter1503. We're so glad you've joined us and it's great to see that you've already received a helpful reply from @diy_hausdesigns.
We'd love to see what you come up with so please hit Start a discussion to share more about your project when you're ready. Feel free to reach out if you need any help along the way.
Stevie
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