Updating your bathroom doesn’t have to entail an extensive remodel.
Quick updates and DIY projects can make a stylish impact in just a few days.
These weekend bathroom makeovers showcase stunning transformations with a swift turnaround.
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The homeowners wanted the windowless powder room to feel light and bright for guests.
Above that, a simple border of mosaic tiles connects the bright white trim to the beige walls.
A framed piece of artties the bathroom colorstogether.
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Woven baskets boost storage with style.
Modern glass containers keep cotton balls and cotton swabs in their place.
After: Bathroom Wall Art
Don’t discount bathroom wallswhen hanging artwork.
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This bathroom came to life with a smallgallery wall of framesand canvases.
The pops of blue add interest to the blank powder room wall.
A newcoat of paint on the vanityand walls was a must in this weekend bathroom makeover.
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Layers ofrich brown paint, stain, and glazethen a quick sanding finishgive it a pretty, vintage appearance.
The homeowners took the existing mirror to a glass cutter who resized it to fit a $10 frame.
Consider using a shaped mirror for a quick bathroom refresh.
After: Easy Bathroom Updates
A canvas drop cloth and fusible web fashion a no-sew valance.
A new shower curtain and printed artwork add fun pattern and color tothe otherwise neutral space.
It’s also a great place to store hair straighteners and curlers with long cords.
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A garden stool and pretty artwork combine fashion and function.
Before: Basic Bathroom
Although functional, this builder-basic bathroom missed the charming character it deserved.
See how they added somemuch-needed bathroom storage, too!
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A secondhand chandelier,updated with leftover paintfrom the vanity, provides the perfect amount of sparkle.
After: Inviting Vanity
Soft blue paintupdates the bathroom’s oak vanity.
The pale hue adds asplash of soothing colorand complements the vanity’s existing white marble top.
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Fabric wrapped and stapled around the existing cushion provides a quick and easy upholstery job.
Adding awaterproof bench in the showerwould have had a similar impact.
Before: Blank Canvas
Monochromatic surfaces made this 9x5-foot bath boring to behold.
Laminate floor planks looked nice but weren’t suitable for the wet environment.
Porcelain tile, painted stripes, and polished accessories created eye-catching contrast in this weekend bathroom makeover.
A special “floating” installation method makes thesetiles easy to install.
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Black banding provides a bold accent that ties the shade to the vanity and mirror frame.
Roman shades look elegant in any room and areeasy to make yourself.
After: Striped Walls
Painted wall stripesin cream and taupe create the look of wallpaper.
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Alternatingthe two neutral colorsadds interest without overwhelming the space.
Simple black-framed, graphic artwork pops against the subtle wall tones.
A hefty newfour-light fixture suits the scaleof the large mirror and finishes the bath in style.
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A matching bathroom tray set keeps soap and products off the counter.
A new shower curtain and a freshly painted storage cabinet pull it all together.
Learn how it’s possible for you to do it, too, in just one weekend!
The tiny sink and cheap faucet lacked the sense of luxury the homeowners craved.
A mix of old and new materials will make it a European-inspired beautyperfect for the 1860s home.
Retrofit a petite tableto serve as the vanity.
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Never underestimate thedesign you might create for a half bath, too.
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Credit: Jay Wilde
Credit: John Bessler
Credit: John Bessler
Credit: John Bessler
