The One Room Challenge Guest Bathroom Sources Revealed

Hey lovelies! It has been super busy around here this month, but I had to stop by as promised to reveal some of the sources for my guest bathroom makeover for the One Room Challenge

Thanks to all who took the time to leave comments and share. I was so thrilled to see the great feedback and response

In case you missed the big reveal, you can check it out here

Guest Bathroom Makeover For The One Room Challenge

Ok where do I start? Well, let’s talk about the $5000 budget I initially set. Haha. I am laughing out loud, because I immediately blew that budget like from week one. I added some things that weren’t on the original budget breakdown, and that obviously pushed me over. I was not planning to change the counter top, neither was I planning to remove the tub to a walk in shower, but so glad I did both.

I ended up spending about $7800 in total. Still not too bad for a super cool bathroom.

If you are here for some information on the sources for most of the items in the bathroom, here goes!

Guest Bathroom Makeover, One Room Challenge

Sources

The bathroom vanity is the existing builder grade and I had my carpenter, Getze, with Woodpecker Carpentry, remove the old doors and drawer fronts, and custom built what you see here. There was also an awkward vanity opening that he added shelves to, and added the storage tower and wainscoting around the room

My painter, Mendoza Painting came in afterwards and painted the cabinets in Benjamin Moore Hunter Green, the walls are Benjamin Moore Moonshine

The countertop marble remnant is from my fabricator Siri Granite

The plumbing fixtures are Delta Vero from from Home Depot

The mirror is from West Elm and seems to no longer be available. Here is a similar one

The cabinet knobs are from Target.com and the pull also from Target, found here

The orchid is from Whole Foods

The sconces are from Rejuvenation

The roman shade fabric is F. Schumacher and custom made by Mary of Drapery Etc

The 10×10 and 1×1 mosaic hexagon tiles are from The Tile Shop Sugarland

The grout is light gray from The Tile Shop

My contractor for the demo and tile work is Eliseo from Arco Construction. He also supplied the shower door

The wallart is from Target

Towels and accessories are from Target

So what’s my biggest takeaway the 5th time around?

My biggest takeaway from The One Room Challenge is that miracles do happen. Haha 🙂 But seriously, the One Room Challenge is a great way to light some fire under your butt and get a room in your home finished. Designers are notorious for not decorating their own homes, although I am always decorating at my home. This challenge is perfect way for the cobbler to get his kids shoes :-). It is also a great way for newer designers to build their portfolio and get some experience with managing projects – especially with a tight timeline and budget. Would I do it again? Absolutely! Another one is coming up in October, and who knows…………..

I am so happy that I got this bathroom completed. What once was an uninspiring, builder basic, generic, beige on beige bathroom, is now a fabulous space! My son Josh is actually keeping it fairly clean. Fairly clean 🙂

What’s my favorite part? The green cabinets of course. I love how it plays off the black floors

What is your favorite part?