Bye Bye Barbie Pink Tile
I just realized, I've been a bad blogger lately. I mean seriously, I wouldn't blame you if you stopped checking for updates, because I've been on quite a hiatus for several months since we bought our new home.
This is only because I have been busy at work with lots of DIY projects and decorating challenges to help make this house feel like ours:)
One operation took longer than anticipated and turned our lives upside down. Folks, meet my Barbie Pink retro bathroom.
Not too shabby right!? We are 1000% happier with our white tile and our shower curtain from the previous home works with the floor here - making this a pretty low cost project (with the exception of the toilet and vanity we had to buy, but that is another story).
This is only because I have been busy at work with lots of DIY projects and decorating challenges to help make this house feel like ours:)
One operation took longer than anticipated and turned our lives upside down. Folks, meet my Barbie Pink retro bathroom.
I will tell you, I almost kept this maroon/pink tile combo after the support from many friends with encoruagement that of all people, I could pull this horrendous color combo off. I was flattered that anyone would think I of all people could make this work - and in some ways I wanted the challenge:) But, ultimately, I am a white and blue bathroom kind of girl - and nothing is going to change that. So, I set out scouring the internet for resources on how to paint tile...and I went for it.
I used a low VOC tile primer and regular old Benjamin Moore Satin Paint in White Dove.
Drum roll please for the progress shot:)
Not too shabby right!? We are 1000% happier with our white tile and our shower curtain from the previous home works with the floor here - making this a pretty low cost project (with the exception of the toilet and vanity we had to buy, but that is another story).
Many more posts to come I promise - a word of encouragement to all those with pink bathrooms out there - you don't have to live with it until you can afford an expensive renovation. Paint it!
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