Bath Shower Home Design

Shares 233 Hi everyone!  Today I am going to share with you all about my favorite burlap curtains .  When I shared how to make   burlap curtains , I had no idea how popular that post would be. I guess burlap pretty much matches everything, so people love adding it to their homes when they can! Here are the burlap curtains that I made for myself. Here is another shot. favorite burlap curtains " width="600" height="873" /> If you have been around here for long, you know that I love to make something if I can save a few dollars here and there.  That was certainly the case with these burlap curtains .  This room had over ten windows, but I was able to make my own curtains in a snap for $55 in fabric.  Crazy savings and these are no-sew.  That is right friends, you don’t even have to know how to sew or have any kind of machine to make these.  Pins, and iron and steam a seam tape will have your curtains ready to go in no time. What if you have no time at all e...

Follow Zillow on Facebook The doorbell rings. You haven’t had time to tidy up, so you’re hoping you can confine small talk to the foyer. Ten minutes later, your guest turns to leave but asks, “Can I use your bathroom?” It’s a familiar scenario, yet designing a powder bath can seem daunting. How do you combine style and function in such a small space? If you’re on a tight budget, should you pour resources into 30 square feet or focus on larger rooms? Designer Jaque Bethke of PURE Design Environments , Inc. says regardless of space or budget, the powder bath is a room that shouldn’t be ignored. “It’s the soul of your house,” she said. “It’s the room that everybody who is a stranger and those who intimately know you might see.” Here are five tips from Bethke and other leading Zillow Digs designers for tackling small bathrooms . Set the scene “The most critical thing is to consider how the bathroom will be used,” Bethke said. “Entertaining? Children? Will it be used every day or just by...

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– My Hubby and I decided to tackle our main bath redo that we had been wanting to complete since we moved into our house 3 years ago . This was no easy task….so don’t be fooled by these pics =) { p.s. we had no clue at this point that I was pregnant, and we are so happy that we were able to get this bathroom done before the baby arrives. He will like the bath tub, don’t ya think?! } This redo costs us under $1,000 for a completely gutted {well almost} and remodeled bathroom. Take a look at how we completed our project on a budget: Here is our bathroom after it had been gutted…. Sorry, for some reason I didn’t take any true BEFORE pictures {now, I’m mad}! Here my Hubby is removing the drywall to install cement board above the shower Cement board installed Starting to tile…. Shower tile complete ! We chose subway style tiles with a decorative border. What do you think? Here is a pic of the cabinet base painted black {using BEHR paint/primer in one in semi-gloss}, granite countertop i...

Our downstairs bathroom before This post contains a review in partnership with Waterpik. W e have quite a few projects to work on in (and outside) this house, but so far bathrooms haven’t really been on our high priority list . The lower level bathroom is the newer of the two and it is actually one I am more excited about updating because it will be the easier and less costly project. It’s nice to have easy projects you can do even just one weekend at a time so you can see improvements without a huge investment of time or money. Today I thought I’d show you the before photos of this bathroom and give you a few thoughts I have for how to update it. Maybe you’ll have some simple ideas, too! I also will share a super easy shower head update we just completed with Waterpik. Our downstairs bathroom before As you can see, the bathroom started out as a pretty basic neutral space  which has provided us a nice starting point. So what could we do to add our own personality? Since it’s the bath...