Whistler Reno Upstairs Bath

Its just so much easier decided for other people!  Here is my thought process.  Bear with me.. its gets messy!  Here is what I have to work with!  (gasp)

This is where it was at last time I visited - a blank slate, with a new sleek tub added...

This is my inspiration bathroom, which I have loved from the beginning.  It is Emily Henderson, so of course I love it!  Although the mirror kinda threw me...  See my instagram post for more on that!

I am doing vinyl plank flooring on the main level for wear ability - there's not much better for a rental.  Its also cheaper than hardwood, so it is a no brainer!  And it actually looks like the hardwood pictured above...  this could even be vinyl plank!  You'd never know!  Anyway,  I thought I would use the vinyl plank in the upstairs bathroom to save a little moolah, and maybe get creative with a herringbone pattern or something.  Since it is vinyl, its totally safe for a bathroom.  BUT, since I can't use the tile I want to in the downstairs bathroom (another blogpost for another time!), Im bringing the tile upstairs!

Here is the tile people... (cue angel chorus)

I know!  I love it!  (I just hope I can get it in time!)

And then I found this vanity at Home Depot, on a super sale, with the sink!!  Its not blue you say!  There may be a DIY blogpost coming on how to paint your vanity.  Or we take it to my cabinet maker to spray blue in his shop.  My husband is voting for the later.

The light fixture from Design Lighting . I picked this one, because its cool of course.  But also because it has 2 bulbs.  Better light!

Let me give you a little tip about plumbing fixtures.  They break.  Not the tubs or sinks (although they can chip), but the faucets!  Its best to purchase through a dealer like Ensuite.  If you purchase through a big box store and something breaks, the dealers can't help you as inner workings of are often different, even if they sell the same brand!

I can't wait to show you the final room!