Tiny Bathroom Transformation - Before and After
Alice Bayfield
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
This was our before, when we were looking around the flat:
We've transformed our little flat bathroom into a beautiful light and usable space with lots of features - oak accents, a bluetooth speaker system, underfloor heating and LED lighting. As complete DIY novices, we did the whole project on our own, using instructional videos when we got stuck. Equally, we kept to a really tight budget, put in a huge number of hours to make sure we got it right and are so happy with the outcome!
See the whole post and more photographs here: /http://www.woodenwindowsills.co.uk/diy-the-bathroom/
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