First, thank you for all of your fabulous feedback on my towel storage dilemma! I have decided to go with the towels on the ladder. You convinced me! I will be posting soon on how to prep old wood for such a project. No one wants old wood gunk rubbing off on clean white towels, so I will show how I get the ladder functional.
Second, If you remember not too long ago I made a few changes to our half bath on our main floor.
I painted both the mirror and the cabinet. Here’s the after:
I loved the changes… until I was at a local antique store and saw a different mirror.
Dang it! I hate it when that happens. So, I once again changed the mirror. Here’s how it looks now:
I also updated the light fixture. All by my freakin’ self. Booya!
Little changes, but I really love how the new mirror looks.
The old one will probably end up in one of the girls rooms.
Or in my “stuff I loved until I found better stuff pile.”
Please tell me you have one too?
No wonder we get along so well. 
And finally last but never ever least…
I am repainting my china cabinet from black to aspen white.
‘Cause when you have painted everything in your house, it’s time to start all over again.
Bahahaha!
Why aren’t you laughing?
Stay tuned!
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at 9:18 pm
Love, love, love that bathroom!!! What are the two colors that you used on the walls, they are gorgeous!!
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at 11:01 pm
Hi Karen! The paint colors are Aspen White and Tavern Taupe. Both are made by Kwal paint.
at 10:19 pm
I liked the white painted tin mirror MUCH better. Good job though.
at 7:18 pm
beautiful half bath!! Where did you get that wreath-type thing?
at 9:40 am
The wreath I made out of an old Dick and Jane book, and then added a mirror from a local dolar store.
at 7:36 pm
Great job!
The first mirror was much better!
at 9:33 am
Did you make the “wreath” above the toilet?? I love it and would love a tutorial!
at 9:27 am
I did make the wreath, but unfortunately I didn’t post a tutorial. Just do a web search for “book page wreath tutorial” and tons will pop up!
at 3:33 pm
Hey! i love this idea! what techniques did you use while painting the walls? did you have to measure and tape off each stripe?
at 7:11 pm
Hey Calli! I used measuring tape and blue painters tape. Took forever, but it turned out great!
at 2:12 pm
Where did you get the original white tin mirror?
at 7:10 pm
Hey Amanda! The original mirror is from a local home decor store called Rod Works. Not sure if they still sell it…