This workshop walkthrough stays in the order the work happens.
Jerri Ann of Salty Sister from Salt Creek Ranch sent this great bathroom remodel over, and I just couldn’t wait to show it to you’all so without further adieu.
Ooh she’s so pretty now. This is a small bath in our guest bedroom, it features a tiled shower and a built in cabinet for towels and bathroom necessities. I have been working on the bedroom too. I featured some of the work in this post if you want to see more.
Before
The picture is a little dark and does not do justice to just how ugly it was. This was an example of a good option gone horribly wrong. From the picture I had in my mind – to what the paint contractor heard – to this. And whatever they used to seal the top yellowed, so it really was pretty bad.
sanded it back past the stain. At this point I wasn’t sure what I was going to do with it. I contemplated trying to achieve what I had in mind the first time around but as I worked with this piece and pondered what to do, I began to realize how direct the design is. It seemed to speak to me and what I heard was, “kiss it”, also know as keep it direct sweetheart. So, I used these tools to distress the wood and that seemed to give it a more rustic, western look. Put on a lovely and striking stain color.
I used polyurethane satin finish and bee’s wax to seal it. It looks so good – much, much better. Next, I need to find something to go on the wall above the commode and a white rug for the floor. Two very straightforward things to do. I don’t really need storage but maybe a cute shelf for display or a nice picture.
So, what do yo think? Kind of a quiet, almost spa look. I’m linking up again, woo I’m on a roll twice in one day. Now if I can just figure out how to link to more than one party. I absolutely love table vanities (we’ve made two in the past 1 & 2) I think this turned out simply lovely? What are your thoughts?
