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We’ve been looking for ways to show how anyone can quickly tackle a DIY project in their home. And this powder room makeover does exactly that! In this post we are going to break down exactly what we did each day, all the sources we have, and any DIY tips and tricks we have to make this weekend update a reality for you too! And honestly, it all comes down to planning and prepping before project start. So take a look at the day-to-day break-down and stick to it…that’s what will make your project a success! Let’s get started.
In order to ensure this project happened in a weekend we had all materials sourced and on site prior to starting the project. This is a major timesaver when it comes to a project on a time crunch. Not having to leave to grab materials allows you to continue to crunch down on the project without distractions from the outside world.
We also planned each step by the minute, which meant we didn’t waste any time. For instance, once the shiplap was all installed and brad nail holes were filled, we put all of the trim and door on saw horses and painted them. This allowed time for the hole filler to dry prior to sanding, while allowing time for paint. It is this type of planning where we find efficiencies with time, and it makes any project run smooth.
Sources
Wall and Ceiling Paint – Sherwin Williams Origami White
Trim, Door Casing and Door Paint – Sherwin Williams Morning Fog
Hardware – Wayfair
Rug – Target
Faucet – Delta
Towel Bar – Delta
Tissue Holder – Delta
Toilet Lever – Delta
Mirror – Home Goods
Light – Shades of Light
Towels – Target
enjoy
– much love
Danielle and Michael
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2 Comments
Where is the shiplap from?
We installed it. I believe we purchased it from a local lumbar yard.