Guest Bathroom Remodel Reveal

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A guest bathroom remodel on a budget with new tile, fresh paint, an updated vanity, & framed mirror.
A guest bathroom remodel on a budget with new tile, fresh paint, an updated vanity, & framed mirror.
A guest bathroom remodel on a budget with new tile, fresh paint, an updated vanity, & framed mirror.

 

A guest bathroom remodel on a budget with new tile, fresh paint, an updated vanity, & a framed mirror.

A guest bathroom remodel on a budget with new tile, fresh paint, an updated vanity, & framed mirror.

 

This guest bathroom remodel was a whirlwind of a project. 

After talking to our realtor we decided to finish our house renovations in 2 & 1/2 weeks so that we could get it up on the market last fall. 

I woke up at 6:15 am every morning, got Roger out the door, & then worked nonstop until 11-12:30 pm every night. 

It was exhausting work, but I knew a finished house would be well worth it. 

And since putting our house on the market we have been getting great feedback about all of the renovations & the view and I know that I just need to keep praying that God will send the right buyers.

 

A guest bathroom remodel on a budget with new tile, fresh paint, an updated vanity, & framed mirror.

 

A guest bathroom remodel on a budget with new tile, fresh paint, an updated vanity, & framed mirror.

 

Anyways, back to this guest bathroom renovation! 

Because Roger was already swamped at work, & I could only do so much in 2 & 1/2 weeks, we decided to hire someone to replace the carpeted staircase to a wooden staircase that goes up to the second floor.

We also hired them to replace the tile & carpet (yes you read that right, carpet!) in the bathroom upstairs with new tile. 

So while they worked on that I painted all the bedrooms & bathrooms upstairs. Updated the shower & vanity, & Roger installed a frame around the mirror. 

We also added a new toilet & as mentioned above we replaced the old flooring in the bathrooms with new tile. 

 

A guest bathroom remodel on a budget with new tile, fresh paint, an updated vanity, & framed mirror.

 

It was a whole lot of work! 

And even though our house isn’t under contract yet, it was so nice to have the upstairs cleaned up & renovated for the holidays!

(P.S. I also finally shared our half bath renovation here, our kitchen remodel here, & our master bathroom remodel here.)

So now all that is left is to keep it clean!

Luckily, we don’t have any kids yet so it’s a lot easier than it would be if we had kids.

But because we are perfectionists we spend several hours before each showing cleaning our home.

 

A guest bathroom remodel on a budget with new tile, fresh paint, an updated vanity, & framed mirror.

 

We try to keep our house what I like to call “in-law ready” where it’s clean enough that any family member could walk in & they would think it is clean.

So why do we spend hours cleaning our house before every house showing?

Because we have spent so much time, energy, & money in this house & we want it to look perfect when someone walks into it for the first time. 

I’ve spent so much time organizing, decluttering, & donating we are almost to the point that the house looks like no one lives in it & it’s just staged. 

Anyways, if you are looking for tips on how to keep your house clean while it’s on the market (“in-law ready” clean) you can find it by clicking here.

P.S. These tips are also great for anyone who wants to keep their house clean on a daily/regular basis!

 

What do you think of the before & after?
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With love, G

For there is one God & one mediator between God & mankind,
the man Christ Jesus,
who gave himself as a ransom for all people.
This has now been witnessed to at the proper time.
1 Timothy 2:5-6 NIV

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