How to Makeover the Master Bathroom

Sharing is caring!

How to Makeover the Master Bathroom

Hey Friends! I’m so glad that you are here. Thank you so much for stopping by. Today, I’m sharing our master bathroom makeover with you. I’m sure that you will agree that this “before” bathroom definitely needed an “after.”

This bathroom was in desperate need of an update-flooring, floor plan, lighting, EVERYTHING!

This is the “before” picture of the vanity. What you really can’t tell from this photo is that the cabinetry is lavendar and the carpet-yes, yikes! there was wall to wall dark green carpet throughout the bathroom. This vanity had two sinks in it and two feet away there was a pedastal sink. I;m not really sure why they needed three sinks in the master bedroom. Humm!

This is the new vanity. For some reason, I don’t miss the lavendar vanity at all. I have arches throughout our house, both inside and out, so I designed the vanity to have an arch. It has storage towers on the ends of the vanity, I put electrical outlets inside them. It’s so handy. We put in travertine countertops that match the countertops throughout the house.

My bathroom is quite large, too large actually. The original bathroom had a strange layout. This part of the bathroom was about six feet by eight feet, it had a pedastal sink, a toilet and the shower. There was so much wasted space in the whole bathroom, yet everything was crammed into such a tight space in here.

The old bathtub was dark green to match the carpet. It was on a raised area and you had to walk up several steps to get into it. It took up so much floor space. This bathtub sits in front of a window and it wonderful to look out whilerelaxing in the tub. We live on ten acres, so we don’t have to worry about being seen through the windows.

We changed all of the lighting to chandeliers and sconces, with crystals of course. We put in porcelain tiles on the diagonal. It’s just beautiful and so much more practical.

Again, the old shower was in the small closed in part of the bathroom and was very small, you hit both of your elbows on the walls when you washed your hair. This shower is such a great size. It has two regular shower heads, a rain shower head and a handheld shower head. We tiled it with travertine tiles on the diagonal, I love the look of it.

See more great remodeling posts here, here, here and here.

I hope that you enjoyed the master bathroom makeover. Please follow us on Facebook.com/PeacockRidgeFarm, On Instagram @peacockridge, on Pinterest and YouTube.

Blessings to you,

Renae