Fun Kids Bathroom Reveal; Before and After
It was even worse up close!
Now, it looks like this!
The best decoration in there is the cute Little Dude in the tub!
Mr. Sahm did most of the serious work in here, and what a fabulous job he did! He didn’t miss a single detail. He scraped the cottage cheese off the ceiling and put up crown molding. I found the vinyl wall decal at a thrift store for 99 cents. Cute, huh? I also just lovelovelove the pom-pom trim on the valance.
We put up beadboard on the bottom part of the wall, and Mr. Sahm made this beautiful skinny shelf to go over the top of the beadboard. The black hooks were purchased at Hobby Lobby at 50% off. I got a plain white shower curtain and used fabric glue to attach the rick rack, and I really love how it came out.
We have the frames up, but our artists are still working on the artwork. I found these big frames on sale at Joann’s for $10 each, and then I had mats cut to put in rather than the collage mats that came with the frames. Gotta get those kids to work!
On top of the potty is my little decoupage bucket with rolled up washcloths. I also had to include the tushywipes, cause this is a bathroom used by kids, but I did set them on top of some vintage books.
Above the potty is this shelf. I found it at a thrift store and gave it a paint job. I still need to get some photos put in that frame, huh… The bath sign is from Hobby Lobby, on sale of course. All the other little toys were things we had. The other decoupage bucket holdsflossers.
When we replaced the vanity, there didn’t seem to be a great place to put up a TP holder, so we put the rolls in this basket. So much easier! And don’t you just love that tile on the floor? I searched high and low for rugs that I liked, and finally found these at World Market.
I have to say that this faucet was the absolute cheapest one at Home Depot, and isn’t it totally cute!? I put the kids dixie cups in an old silver cup that someone gave me when Little Dude was born. It’s really old, but it has Little Dude’s name engraved on it. Sweet, huh? For now, I am really fine with the green store container of hand soap. I didn’t find anything I liked that wasn’t breakable, so this will work till I do.
I got these baskets and labeled one for each of the kids. This is where they have space to keep their hairbrushes and other stuff. So far, they are doing a good job keeping their stuff put away. Mr. Sahm installed the sink himself, and no leaks at all! Have I said that he did a great job? Cause he did!
I found the mirror at a thrift store for $7, and doesn’t it look right at home next to the brand new medicine cabinet? And there’s my getting ready subway art, sitting on the shelf.
We are so happy with how bright and clean and cheerful our new bathroom is. The kids love it and are trying hard to keep it nice. This is the first room in the brick house that I really like. Now that it’s done, I think I need to find a new room to make happy!
Cassity Kmetzsch started Remodelaholic after graduating from Utah State University with a degree in Interior Design. Remodelaholic is the place to share her love for knocking out walls, and building everything back up again to not only add function but beauty to her home. Together with her husband Justin, they have remodeled 6 homes and are working on a seventh. She is a mother of four amazing girls. Making a house a home is her favorite hobby.
>Beautiful! It looks fabulous and I am super jealous! Your color choices are to die for.
>very cute bathroom!
>So inspirational. I'm visiting her site to let her know. Thanks for a great feature project, only now I'm jealous.
April from HomeHinges.com
>WOW, this is so cute. I just love the cheery colors.
>SO cute! I love the wall words above the tub! It's so cute how you turned the bathroom into almost another bedroom with all the fun little accessories and touches.
>very pretty. Sweet decor.