• Home
  • DIY
  • Organizing/Cleaning
  • Room Makeovers
  • Recipes
  • Crafts
  • About Me
  • Contact Me

Savvy Apron

January 15, 2020 By Sherry

Jack and Jill Bathroom Makeover-Week 3

Yum

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Sharing is caring!

0 shares
  • Share
  • Tweet

It is week 3 of the $100 Room Challenge and I am working on the Jack and Jill Bathroom Makeover. The $100 Room Challenge is where a group of bloggers makeover a room in four weeks and can not spend more than $100. Jack and Jill Bath for Under $100

Recap

I am working on a neglected Jack and Jill Bathroom and since the budget is under $100, I will only do one side for now. This will be the “Jill” bathroom makeover. 

Flooring

Jack and Jill Bathroom Makeover

This room’s makeover will be different than any room that I have done for one of these challenges. The problem is that the floor has to be replaced. I can’t repaint or stencil the floor, I have to replace the cultured marble floor. It is outdated (1993) and it is in bad condition. There are three rooms here. Two vanity areas with a tub and toilet in between. I have spent a little under $200 for all of the flooring materials including tile, cement board, mortar, and screws. I think I have over-purchased so hopefully, I will be able to return some material that is not used. If I third the price for the three rooms, I will have spent under $100 for the “Jill” bath.  

Budget

How to organize paint supplies

Since I am unsure of the flooring budget, I will spend $0 on the rest of the bath. This means use paint I already have and decor that I already have. Challenge accepted!

Painted light fixture for jack and jill bathroom

After removing the light fixture, I used gold metallic spray paint to transform the lighting.

Spray painted hardware for the $100 Room challenge bathroom makeover.

I removed the drawer pulls from the cabinet and soaked off all of the previous spray paint from the hardware. These will be spray painted with gold metallic paint.

Removing large mirror for the bathroom makeover.

The large mirror made the geometric wallpaper overpowering in the room. I will work on the wallpaper next week but for now, the mirror needs to be removed. I thought I might have to break the mirror to remove it but thanks to YouTube, I discovered that the mirror can be removed easily using wood shims. Using a hammer, the shims will separate the mirror from the wall. Tutorial coming soon! 

Removing a large bathroom mirror.Using an orbital sander worked best to remove the glue from the wall. I also painted the vanity a beautiful color that I will show next week.

The floor should be replaced next week. We have two more weeks to work on the Jack and Jill Bathroom Makeover. Check out all of the other blogger’s progress below.

You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!

Click here to enter

p;

 

« Jack and Jill Bathroom Budget Makeover
Dresser Makeover with Shutters »

Comments

  1. Tammy says

    January 15, 2020 at 9:37 am

    Great tip on the mirror removal! I have a mirror that I have to remove in my powder bath and I have been putting it off because of the mess. Can’t wait to try this now!

  2. Rachel says

    January 15, 2020 at 1:31 pm

    It’s coming along! Can’t wait to see the vanity color and the new floors!

  3. Pamela says

    January 16, 2020 at 8:20 am

    Isn’t it funny how we can find how to do just about anything on YouTube?! Great job saving the mirror. I need new flooring for my Studio Cottage / She Shed too but it will have to wait for another time. This is going to be so lovely when you get it done and a great update!

  4. Vicki and Jenn says

    January 16, 2020 at 8:32 am

    You have accomplished so much! We can’t wait to see your vanity color as well. Well done on getting the mirror removed!

  5. Terrie Tipler says

    January 16, 2020 at 1:32 pm

    You are really turning the bathroom into a beautiful space. I love the gold coloring of the light fixture. Can’t wait to see what you do with the walls. Hard work really does pay off….I keep telling myself this. ha!

  6. Lindsey from Hilltown House says

    January 18, 2020 at 8:32 pm

    Removing that giant mirror is going to make such a difference! Can’t wait to see what color you painted the vanity

  7. Dara from The Roots of Home says

    January 21, 2020 at 12:35 pm

    I’m so interested in following your project because I’m also renovating a jack and Jill bathroom. Great tip on how to remove the big mirror. I have the same giant mirror!

logo
Food Advertisements by

Sign Up for Email

I'm Sherry! I believe that you can have nice things without going in debt. I will show you my DIY projects, DIY home renovations, tips and recipes.

Hi! I am Sherry and I live in Alabama. Thanks for visiting my blog. I love beautiful things but I am passionate about decorating my home without going in debt. It is amazing how creative you can be when you are on a budget. My home is decorated with diy projects, thrift store finds, and some items purchased new. I hope that you find something you to create for your home.

logo

Food Advertisements by

Copyright © 2023 · - Disclosure Policy - Privacy Policy - Log in

0 shares