Materials: Lillangen, Bjorken,
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Both cabinets got ring pulls and a coat of turquoise paint on their fronts. I also used the Bjorken medicine cabinet, hanging it horizontally,and creating a solid front for it and painting and adding pulls to match the sink base.
You can see more about my hacks and bathroom renovation here on my blog.
~ christie
Lovely, but looks like the countertop got cut a little short.
ReplyDeleteAdorable idea! Getting stored away for my tiny bathroom remodeling idea!
ReplyDeleteYeah, the lower side cabinet just needs a tiny bit shaved off the back and it'll be perfect.
ReplyDeleteThis is one beautiful bathroom! I love the sink with just the bowl! Your doing an awesome job keep it up!
ReplyDeletei love how your new bathroom is a combination of modern and retro, perfect for the age and style of your home...well done!
ReplyDeleteIt's true.... I did cut the curve of the counter a little bit shallow and you see about 1/2 an inch of the cabinet. I measured the curve without the door on the cabinet, and made my counter cut. Once I put the door on, I realized that I had fogotten to compensate for the door width. It's a flaw for sure, but one I decided was not worth ripping the entire thing out for and starting over. The reason I had to use the smaller cabinet next to the bigger cabinet and have the counter curve in to a narrower dimension is that the door to the room swings there and needed clearance.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic reno. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteNice! How about pasteing white little mosaic pieces to the counter curve to make it little wider? It would match nicely to your mirror and pictures on the wall.
ReplyDeletehow your new bathroom is a combination of modern and retro, perfect for the age and style of your home...well done..and thanks|
ReplyDeleteWow great job!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteGreat hack indeed.
Awesome!!!! great job, love your style & the colours you used :)
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