The Shabby Chick: peel and stick flooring

Tuesday, January 24, 2012

My New Laundry Room Reveal

So as you know I have been working on my laundry room for the past two weeks, And let me tell you there was a lot of blood, sweat, and tears that went into this project, But in the end I am so loving how it turned out.. I know it looks a little dark But I assure you that it is not, I ended up having a friend help me install the shelving because I couldn't find any that I liked, These are so much stronger than the wire kind.. The paint is called Zinc (Martha Stewart) I cheated and had Lowe's color match it (Sorry Martha) and the flooring is a high grade peel and stick.The baskets and laundry hamper I bought over the summer at good old Home Good. I hid the heating and cooling system and water heater with a King size sheet hemmed and put up with a tension rod. I am still waiting for the lighting I ordered to come in But in the mean time do you remember what the Laundry Room looked like????

BEFORE

And here is the AFTER

So what do you think? Thank you to all of my girlfriends Hubbies that helped me with all the hard things that I could have never done without your help....

I'm joining:
WhisperWood Cottage
Evolution Of Style
I Made The Impossible Possible

Hugs
~~Pattie~~

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Mirror Mirror On The Wall

Hello my friends hope everyone is having a good start to the weekend. I finished my guest bathroom and wanted to share with all of you what a simple change can do for a small bathroom. All I did was take the border, down put a fresh coat of paint on the walls, and hang all the mirrors and pictures I had laying around that I have not used. I love the way it turned out.. OH, and I did paint the cabinet light grey and found some inexpensive peel and stick tile that I got at the Home depot for $25.00 on clearance... Seriously I can't believe what a difference small changes can make.... If you look in the mirror you can see the border. The paint went form cream to white. I took the towel bar down and placed it behind the door. This whole project cost around $35.00 dollars.I am joining Kathleen @Faded Charm for White Wednesday. Please go visit her blog and join in.