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Budget Bathroom Makeover Reveal! The $100 Room Challenge is complete!

Ever think you can’t decorate on a budget? That you don’t have the money to fix up a space in your home? Think again!

No one will ever know (except all of y’all) that this budget bathroom makeover was done on a BUDGET! With out of the box thinking, bargain shopping and using resources you have on hand, you too can have a fabulous makeover without breaking the bank.

If you are just reading about this budget bathroom makeover for the first time, be sure to check out my first 4 posts on this $100 room challenge and see all the progress and projects along the way.

Week One

Week Two

Week Three

Week Four

The final thing we did in this bathroom during the last week was frame out the mirror. My husband cut the wood to the size we needed. I stained it, and then he attached it DIRECTLY to our mirror with liquid nails. So far it is holding up great and it made such a difference (for $8!!!). (Will do a separate blog tutorial on this soon!)budget bathroom makeover framed mirror

This $100 room challenge was…a challenge! But, it was SO fun and definitely kept me busy the month of January!

Pin this, pretty please!

budget bathroom makeover for the $10 room challenge. Painted and stenciled floors, painted cabinet, new decor, painted walls on a budget!

Here is a run down on the major things that were done in this room to complete this budget bathroom makeover for the $100 room challenge.

  1. Painted the walls (Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter)
  2. Painted the cabinet (Blackberry House Cast Iron Skillet)
  3. New Shower curtain (that is actually 2 regular curtain panels)
  4. Painted and stenciled the floor (Blackberry House Cast Iron Skillet and Warm Milk)
  5. Framed out the mirror (wood from Lowe’s)
  6. Added some new decor (TJMaxx and Hobby Lobby for the win!)

And now it literally looks like a whole new bathroom! Remember, I did think it was a cute bathroom before- but after 7 years I got TIRED of looking at it.  Sometimes a change is good for the soul!

Here is the bathroom before to refresh your memory….

100 dollar room challenge before bathroom bathroom makeover 100 dollar room challenge

And here it is now for the FINAL REVEAL!! Stenciled cermaic tiles in bathroom, done in Blackberry House paint- black and white tile floors

Budget bathroom makeover with framed mirror, painted cabinet and stenciled floorsBudget bathroom makeover for the $100 room challenge, funny sign about changing the toilet paper and DIY wood shelfBudget bathroom makeover for the $100 room challenge. Ladder with towels and eucalyptus wreath

Budget bathroom makeover for the $100 room challenge, bathroom view. stencil floor, painted cabinet, diy shelf

Now, for a breakdown of cost for you guys. Please keep in mind that I always have paint and paint supplies on hand, which DID help with the cost of this project for me. If you had to purchase all the paint for this project, you probably could count on another $60-$80 depending on paint/brand. BUT…use what ya got, right?! And I’ve got paint for DAYS over here! I also have a lot of décor that I was able to pull from other parts of my house for this project!

  1. Curtains (used for shower curtain) TJMaxx $21.85 I found very similar ones here on Amazon for you!
  2. Stencil (Royal Design Studios, Toledo Tile) $26.70 Here is the link for you. 
  3. Wood to frame Mirror $8 from Lowe’s (Stain $0 had on hand, color Minwax Special Walnut)
  4. Miscellaneous Decor items- $30 (Hobby Lobby and TJMaxx for the budget decor WIN!)
  5. Wall paint- $0 (leftover from when we painted the rest of our house- color Revere Pewter)
  6. Cabinet and floor paint- $0 (Blackberry House paint that I already had on hand)
  7. Brackets for shelf- $8 (Hobby Lobby)
  8. Wood for shelf- $0 (Had on hand)
  9. Stencil brush (similar to this one on Amazon) $5

TOTAL BUDGET SPENT DURING MONTH OF JANUARY- $99.55

Not too shabby for a total budget bathroom makeover, huh?! I’m pretty proud and impressed with myself to be honest. Haha! I knew this would be a “challenge” for me, and I’m so glad I was able to do it.

Let me know what you guys think in the comments. Do you have a room you could stencil the floors? Paint the cabinet? Change some decor?

Any of those things will make a HUGE impact for a low cost! Go for it, friends!

You can download your own FREE printable here! Just like the one I used in this project!

Until next time…

~ Stacey

 

Here are some items I either used for this budget bathroom makeover, OR some similar decor items that I found for you guys!

Eucalyptus wreath (I already had mine, but found this one here for you guys)

Ruffle White Curtain (I needed 84″ for mine because I wanted to raise the height of the shower bar to give it a taller look)

Basket on shelf
Minwax Polycrylic to seal the cabinets and the floors (matte finish)

Minwax Special Walnut Stain to stain the frame for mirror and wood shelf

Zibra paint brush- my favorite brush for painting the cabinet!

 

Check out all these other fabulous $100 room challenge makeovers! It has been so much fun to watch these! There are some amazing transformations!

 

 

Comments

  1. I’d love to have this bathroom in my home. The strong contrasting colors with the warm wood tones and creamy white fabric really worked well together.

  2. This is seriously one of my favorite reveals! Those floors are just amazing. I love the painted cabinets and the simple shower curtain. So so so pretty!

  5. I am seriously dying over here! What?! First, I can’t believe you didn’t go over the budget with everything you did in here. (I can’t take my eyes off that floor!) And all the extra touches you added are pure perfection. (LOVE that sign about changing the toilet paper roll… did you find it at Hobby Lobby?) I am SO glad you joined the challenge this month… You have one fantastic bathroom to show for it!

    • Thank you!! It was a challenge all around, but so glad I was able to pull it off! The sign was made by a local friend of mine and we traded out some of our goods a while back…before I even knew I was doing this challenge, so it worked out perfectly!! I appreciate your sweet words!

  7. What a transformation! It was pretty before and now it’s stunning! I love the floor so much with those ruffles on the shower curtain!

  9. I love how this space turned out- although I loved your room before, the “after” is like a breath of fresh air 🙂 The floor is amazing! I’m kind of scared of stenciling, but this really makes me want to give it a try!

  10. I absolutely love this bathroom. It’s one of my favorite rooms in the challenge. That stenciled floor is gorgeous! And I love the sign about changing the toilet paper. So funny.

  11. Those floors!!! They just steal the show in your gorgeous new bathroom. I can’t believe the difference and I love how you decorated. You did such an amazing job and it’s just beautiful!

  18. I am in love with this makeover. That floor is crazy good. I pinned it and hope to someday try out your tutorial. Thanks for sharing it!

  19. Wow! What a difference! There are so many fun elements in this room – I love your artwork – I wish someone would be the change around here once in awhile, too! Your floor is just gorgeous! Really, all the things. Just a fabulous job!

  20. That FLOOR! It stopped me in my tracks! What an amazing transformation! I have been itching to try stenciling! It’s on my list for 2018, so you’re giving me a bit of confidence! I love your sign about the toilet paper! Love things that add a bit of “funny” to a room. I’m sure this room makes you smile every time you walk in!

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