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From drab to fab.
Is...is that really the same bathroom? The mostly DIY project — a plumber rerouted the water lines and another professional framed everything out — was designed on a computer and created with the help of YouTube videos! The wood wall accents are old pallets that were bought off Craigslist for $1 per piece.
So sleek and so cool! Free scrap metal was used for the railing, and the bamboo on the steps makes everything look much more up-to-date. Those cubbyholes underneath the bottom stairs are a brilliant place to kick off a pair of shoes, too.
This looks like a Pottery Barn ad in real life — in a good way. The owners gave the old desk a new stain to help it match the room's new look, added in a dark gray accent wall, and made the lighting fixture out of a $17.99 basket.
Proof that bringing the outdoors inside can be a very good idea, the owner also left the middle closet open and later filled it with a dresser. The total project cost about $250.
How'd they get it to look so bright with no windows? With high-gloss paint, beveled mirrors, and polished nickel fixtures. Here's hoping they have plenty of Windex for all of it.