It’s reveal day! I have never been so happy to type those words! Like any renovation project there were ups and downs, but add in a tight deadline for a blog series reveal and a super inquisitive Mom that likes to project manage and you have a whole other level of stress because you don’t want to let anyone down. For those new, to the blog, we have been crashing with my parents while we search for a new home. The hunt has been long so when it came time to do this project I decided to take on the challenge and fix up my parents’ dated bathroom as a little thank you. Without our amazing sponsors, Build.com and Signature Hardware this whole project wouldn’t be possible! Their collaboration made it possible for this beautiful updated take on a traditional floral bathroom design.

Ok, so if you have been here since the beginning you saw my game plan and all of the scary before photos. You have also followed along with progress where we decided to get a new tub and get rid of the bump-out in the shower alcove. This added a little bit more time to the project, but I’m happy we did.

Let’s go down memory lane and remember what we started with:

Here is what it looks like today! Can you spy me taking a little break?

An updated take on traditional floral bathroom design!

What a difference!!! It’s brighter and feels much bigger! I also love that the overall design is traditional but there are many little twists that make it updated and fun. The wall opposite the bathroom is quite the showstopper with amazing floral wallpaper from Thibaut called Janta Bazaar in brights colorway. I actually liked the patterned tile that was previously in the bathroom and wanted to keep a pattern on the floor. Kate Velvet Sky from Villa Lagoon Tile was the perfect fit. It worked really nicely with the wallpaper but wasn’t too matchy-matchy.

One of my absolute favorite pieces is the vanity!!! I know some people have issues ordering big furniture pieces online sight unseen, but it’s never bothered me. I had fate in Signature Hardware because everything on their site looks so beautiful and their descriptions are very detailed. The Quen vanity looked really sturdy, but still chic and also had a lot of storage space. It also comes in the best shade of emerald green, ruby red, taupe and gray!!! The website is also really cool because you can order your countertop as well as your sink. I went with a marble countertop and a porcelain under-mount sink.

I’m loving the brass hardware and that the drawers are soft close which is perfect for my little guys.

I picked out the prettiest faucet from Delta that worked perfectly with the other brushed gold/brushed brass colors.

We also said goodbye to our avocado and tan toilet and got this white toilet, which was such an affordable price point and worked perfectly with the design.

The shower alcove got a whole lot of love when we raised the ceiling in this area, updated all of the beams that were rotting from water damage and then used fish scale cement tiles which were super-sized at 8″ x 8″. It’s nice and classic looking in the white, but a bit different than the traditional subway tile, which is now everywhere. We are still waiting on some bull nosed tiles for the border, but they were a custom order that required 10-14 weeks. In the meantime, we added some trim to finish it up a bit. We simply tacked it on so, it will be easy to remove once the border tiles arrive.

Obsessed with the vintage shower and faucet set from Signature Hardware! We had a little hiccup with it, but the plumber returned and was move everything to the right place.

Lighting wise we went with Bellevue semi-flush mount drum is perfect for so many spaces and design styles. It’s only $112 and currently 25% off with the code: LIGHTING.

Since we had the walls open once the wall tiles came down Jon was able to go in and wire in a box for a vanity above the mirror. I have always felt like this bathroom was dark and more lighting was amazing. I found the Rixon vanity light by Hinkley Lighting and thought it fit nicely with the other brass tones in the room. It’s a little bit more modern than everything else and I like that it’s a little off to make things more interesting.

If you know me then you know I love to have vintage touches in a room. This faux bamboo mirror is a vintage find a friend was selling before her cross country move. It was a wood tone when I got it. I liked the idea of moving up some of the blue from the chair rail on this side of the wall, which is why it got painted.

Isn’t the faux bamboo frame pretty?

Opposite the vanity area I set up the wall mounted towel bar and a single bar toilet paper holder along with an artwork find from Homegoods that made everything come together!

I also added a brass towel hook rack instead of using one of those over the door hangers.

Signature Hardware sent me a shower curtain, but after I painted the beadboard in Oslo Blue by Behr it didn’t work anymore. I made a last minute dash to Target and thought I had come home with a shower curtain. Turns out someone placed a window curtain panel in the wrong area, which meant another trip to Target to pick up an additional panel to make it fit the entire shower alcove. Since there will be a plastic shower liner on the inside of the tub it’s not a big deal to use a curtain panel instead of a shower curtain. It also helped give me additional length, which was nice since we raised the roof in this area.

Alright now, I’m ready to get into the shower to enjoy a bath!

Now head over to see what all of my other blog friends are up with their reveals!

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