Farmhouse Style Guest Bath Reveal

I am so excited to finally reveal the guest bathroom that we worked so hard on to transform from dark and dated to light and bright. I shared several progress posts over the last several weeks and I never expected this to take so long. The last hold up was waiting on the bath faucet and shower kit to come in that had to be special ordered to fit the existing plumbing. What was supposed to take a week to come in took almost four weeks, but it's in and all is good now. So are you ready? There are lots of photos from different angles since this is a tiny room with no window for natural light.

We used beadboard planks and trim from Home Depot and installed it high.

Of course my favorite change is the basket weave tile floor.

I placed my old chippy stool in here to hold an enamelware pail.....

...which holds some things my guests may need.

A red ticking shower curtain with ruffles continues the farmhouse feel

as it hangs from a shiny new rod.

I never knew I could love a white tub so much and the new faucet kit is shiny and bright.

A thick bath mat with ruffled trim for my guests to step on after a nice hot shower.

Thick and thirsty white towels with black trim and a monogram hang close by on brass hooks.

The red Antiques sign adds a pop of color on the neutral walls.

I used hooks instead of a towel bar.

I reframed the art that was in here before with a cheap frame from Hobby Lobby.

I just love the vintage appeal of this print and the little boy's face.

Polished nickel faucet and a new black granite vanity top (both from Home Depot) with sink add some sparkle.

Here's some nice hand wash I bought in Savannah.

A new light, mirror and hand towel ring in polished nickel.

A vintage French torchon is ready to dry wet hands.

This is what the light looks like since I can't get a shot of it in this dark bathroom.

Newly painted cabinets and new polished nickel handles.

Oh, and we can't forget the new white throne also from Home Depot.

After everything was done and the decorative touches had been added we were admiring our work.

 I have to thank Mr. Savvy for all the hard work he did as my carpenter, electrician, plumber, tile layer and help with the painting. I could not have even thought about beginning this project without his help! Good thing I married a handyman!

If you missed the before you can see it here.
How to paint over wallpaper here.
Details of project here.

Wall color: Revere Pewter
Beadboard and trim: Chantilly Lace
Both by Benjamin Moore

Have an awesome week!