Last summer, we bought a marble vanity top for our upstairs bathroom. Since marble comes in a slab, we went ahead and replaced the vanity in our main level bath, too. It was cheaper to do both at the same time than it would have been to replace them separately.
Even though the marble vanity top has been in place since last summer, we’ve just got back to working on the space. Today, I want to share a little more about our plans for the room.
Like most of the other rooms in this house, we had to remove some wallpaper. The wallpaper in this room was applied directly to un-primed drywall {in other words… A COMPLETE NIGHTMARE TO REMOVE}. The walls were pretty dinged up and we still may do some more work on them. If you are fighting wallpaper and need some drywall repair tips, head over to this post.
We painted the walls in Delicate White by Porter Paint, which is the same color that is in our upstairs bath.
In the upstairs bathroom we got a new vanity and counter; but we are using the existing vanity in the main floor bath. It has received quite the transformation over the last couple weeks {we shared a peek of the progress on our facebook page}.
The following photo pretty much sums up the direction we are going…
… or to put it this way:
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Thursday 2nd of July 2015
Thanks so much :) I can't wait to tackle more but it will probably be slow-going. Yep... wish I had popcorn walls instead of wallpaper walls, haha ;)
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Thursday 2nd of July 2015
no. worries.
I am the worst typist when it comes to blog/social media comments. I just hit enter to fast... and THEN I see my errors, ugh.