Just when you guys thought we were finally done with renovations…muahaha! But for real, we are actually done with the major construction because that was the only way to avoid me needing to be admitted to a mental health facility if we didn’t get the house finished before baby. Now we’re finally getting around to finishing up the little details after the big overhauls and it feels so good!
The before and after of our guest bathroom makeover was by far our biggest, small project. This small 6×8 foot space got a major update after gutting the whole thing. In case you’re wondering why there are some slightly wonky photo angles, that would be because of just how tiny this room is but having it upgraded has been such a nice change for having guests over. Which if you’ve had a child, then you know just how many people are stopping by when it comes to visiting the new baby.
If you missed the original design inspiration and before post, you can catch those right here! I’d say the after photos look almost identical to the original design mockups, don’t you?! And the previous owner’s horrific textiles, yikes. So bad…
We didn’t relocate anything in the bathroom, but the room still got a complete overhaul since the previous fixtures were all very worn down and basic. We even replaced the old tub with a modern porcelain alcove tub so that everything felt equally upgraded.
For those of you who chimed in on our pale pink marble shower curtain debate, I love the way it turned out if the final space! I stuck to the marble, gold, pale pink, and navy theme when it came to chooses the accents.
I’m so glad we went with the navy hexagon tile floor to mix things up a bit from our master bathroom renovation while still going with a similar overall vibe. The fixtures are all still from the Kohler Purist collection for the shower system, sink faucet, towel hooks and hardware that we used in our master bath to keep the brushed gold cohesive.
We also added an outlet and wall shelf above the toilet to make the space more functional for guests to get ready in since the vanity and sink ledges are so small due to the space constraints. I HATE going to places that have no outlets or counter/shelf space for sitting toiletries on!
Overall it’s quite a big change in such a small space, don’t you think?! I love the way it turned out and am SO so happy we got this room renovated before baby girl arrived.
blush marble shower curtain // gold rectangle accent mirror // salmon colored towel set // widespread sink faucet in vibrant modern gold // white toilet // vanity top & vanity base pairing // cape cod hexagon blue tiles // shower head in vibrant modern gold // rose colored planter // alcove tub // white round bath mat // vibrant modern gold handheld shower // vibrant modern gold valve // vibrant modern brush gold tub filler // brass shower rod // polished marble subway tile // wall mount cabinet// O shower curtain hooks
And a huge thank you to Kohler and Wayfair for sponsoring most of our bathroom renovation elements!
I love seeing small bathroom renos! I also like how you combined the blue, gold, pink, and white together. One question I have: Shouldn’t the outlet you added be GFCI since it’s so close to the sink/”splash area”?
Hi Alaina! Good question. The new outlet shares the same circuit with a GFCI outlet previously in the bathroom so it is safe. XOXO
Where did you source the navy blue hexagon floor tile? It looks amazing!
Thanks Angela! There’s a link for it at the bottom of the post, look for “cape cod hexagon blue tiles” :)
Yes, please let us know where you got your toilet. The link in your post looks nothing like it.
Where did you get the toilet? The link in your post is to a different toilet than the one pictured. You did a beautiful job with the room, it looks a lot like what I am planning.
Where can I purchase the pink and gold towel wall hooks?
Looks amazing! What name and model of toilet did you have installed?
Looks amazing! Can’t wait to see this is person. So, so good!
It’s ready for ya! :)
This looks so good, Ashley! Our only bathroom in our house is teeny tiny like this with sink, toilet, tub all right in a row. Definitely pinning this for our renovation plans!
Sarah
Yay!! Tiny bathroom probs! :) So glad you could find some inspiration from it!