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It?s been a few years that I?ve wanted to give this bathroom a refresh but finally got around to completing phase one! I started with a design plan two weeks ago, ordered all the materials and fixtures, then installed them all last week. I decided to break up this remodel into three phases, first tackling the vanities, then the flooring and bathtub, and finally the walk in shower. It was too expensive and inconvenient to lose use of the bathroom, so I?ll be redoing the rest of this space later this year.
I?ve linked to all the sources below including the paint color I used on the cabinets. Take a look at the dramatic difference made in just a week!

 
Here?s a peek at what the right side sink vanities looked like before the changes. Swapping out the faucets, light fixtures, mirrors, and cabinet hardware made a huge difference!.
The old backsplash was replaced by a new vertical stack bond white tile from counter to ceiling which freshens the space. I also removed the decorative half legs on the vanity cabinet before priming and painting them deep green.
I went back and forth on replacing the vanity cabinets because they?re really good quality. I considered replacing the doors with a Shaker style, but then decided to simply paint them a beautiful shade of deep green and replace the old hardware. The home?s style is traditional so the raised routed panel design of the drawers and doors fits this home, and the ne...