Nice deal on that neutral Summer quilt right?

Light fixtures are really important to me and the light fixtures in this room are from the Waterhill collection from.I honestly don’t think I’ve ever seen bathroom light fixtures that I like more than these!

The proportions and the finishes of everything on these lights is just perfect..Think about how you’ll use them.It’s a good, common sense, practice to think about which bathroom you’re placing all your fabulous new fixtures in before you go spending with reckless abandon to get the very best faucet and towel bar that money can buy.

If you’re updating a powder room that will mostly be used by guests once a week or so, you may end up feeling pretty silly in a few months time if you spent $1000 on a faucet that has barely had the chance to accumulate a single water spot.Chances are, most of your guests really won’t be spending too much time pondering  just how much that faucet they’re using to wash their hands cost you.

🙂 If this is your main bathroom though, that everyone in your home will be using several times a day, you will probably end up getting a lot of enjoyment and value from getting the absolute finest that your budget will allow.. Look at pretty pictures!.

I can never overstate the importance of doing your research by spending as much time as you need with a cup of hot cocoa looking over pretty pictures on your favorite blogs and on Pinterest.If you want to build something like this on a blank wall in your home, it’s actually pretty simple!.

You just need to pick up some basic in-stock upper cabinets from your local hardware store (ours were unfinished oak and I just painted them), build a basic frame on the floor from 2×4’s to raise your cabinets off the floor a litter, and then attach them to the wall and each other!We had a space that would fit 9 cabinets almost perfectly, so we used 8 and left that little nook in the middle for the counter.

We made our own faux butcher block counter, just like we did on.the long counter in the laundry room.