Remember the bathroom of unfortunate greens? We have finally eradicated the last of the hideous hospital green above. We went for white!
Here is what we are looking at;
Exhibit a: The before. Except this was not a normal paint job. This was painted over wallpaper removal/drywall repair. The worst time ever. We knew we were not going to spend $$ on retiling the bathroom. So we needed to neutralize the dated color as much as possible. (like our approach with the harvest gold bathroom). Painting the bathroom dark was simply not an option. We needed it to be light and therefore seemingly larger. I am of the opinion that in a few years, people will find these colorful tile bathrooms charming. In fact, some people already are. I think that the rest of the colors will follow soon!
Exhibit b: New mirror. We had a pretty glorious framed bronz-ish mirror that we took down. We decided to get a medicine cabinet to deal with some extra space needs. The light fixture is original. I spray painted it white to cover up the bronze. We don't actually mind the globe lights that much. In such a small space you don't want a lot of things competing so the goal there was to dull down the fixture. We may replace it one day.
Exhibit c: A view of the white paint and the green tile.
We have a few more projects coming up. You might notice that the window area is strategically cropped out. That project involves a nail gun and more time. The vanity will be staying for now. Deciding on the color it will be. I don't hate the wood but want to paint it to disguise the dated carpentry. We will not be painting it white. Navy seems pretty possible.