This bathroom space was a six week overhaul that I finished just a few days before I left Florida. As I mentioned earlier in the year, we bought a house in Florida with plans to eventually move there full time. I spent most of June and July there and tackled a few spaces on the list of rooms to renovate.
The hall bathroom was a priority because it was very dated and also a space that everyone will end up using, guests included. There are only two bathrooms in this home and I wanted this one to be a blend of mid century and coastal style and include a bold botanical wallpaper.

 
When I started in June there was a monstrous florescent light fixture on the ceiling with an old fan, a dated laminate top vanity, and dingy porcelain tile floors.
Here’s the space now!

 
The first step was removing that gigantic light fixture which we hired professional electricians to do. The bathroom had no venting in it so where the ceiling fan used to be we added an LED light/fan combo and I had the electrician add new wires for sconces on either side of the mirror.
The next step was removing the old vanity and replacing the tile floor. The house was built in the 1960s so I chose a classic white hexagon mosaic for the floor. Once the new floor was in, I installed the board and batten, then the vanity, then the wallpaper.
I like to mix finishes in bathrooms so I mixed white with gold this time. I repurposed the old white towel rod and purchased a rounded corner white mirror to ...