Builder bathroom upgrade

This builder grade mirror update is an easy project for you. Whether you live in a new home, with boring builder grade options, or just need a little update, this flexible molding will make a huge difference.

I was on Pinterest yesterday and kept seeing all of these amazing bathrooms. They are breathtaking. And, I’m sure they all had a breathtaking budget. It got me thinking about our builder basic bathrooms. I may not have mind blowing bathrooms with all of the latest and greatest, but I was still able to transform...

I love these types of updates. This only took me a couple of hours (most of that was dry time) and the results are killer! An on trend, black framed mirror of similar size retails for around $700 but this hack does a pretty good job replicating it for a fraction of the price. Want…

Upgrading a builder grade bathroom mirror can be a big impact way to give a bathroom new life and a totally new look. However, if you have looked at the price of mirrors, you'll know that it will often cost $150+ to get a new mirror (much less 2 if have a double vanity like

Hey, friends! Still traveling this week and can't wait to share more about Charleston when I get home. It's been a very fun weekend at Haven and I'll share more about that later. In the meantime, I thought it would be fun to show some of the progress we've made in the house during the last year that we've lived here. Upgrading this builder's grade house that we bought has been a fun process and we are so happy with where we are now. We technically didn't move in until the end of August and…

This was my second ever project to do all by myself and I'm so proud of it! There's just something about completing a project from start to finish all on your own....even if there were some bumps along the way. So I'm giving you all the details and tips so you can make less mistakes then me.Materials • Plywood (*see disclaimer) • 1x3 pine boards (you could use mdf for a smoother look) • 1x4 board • 1x2 board • brad nailer (and battery) • 2"x18g brad nails • liquid nails • caulk • caulk gun

Updating a builder grade half bathroom can make a huge difference, without a big budget by changing fixtures and adding peel and stick tile.

See how I gave our builder's grade bathroom vanity a DIY makeover without breaking the bank with just a little bit of paint and some TLC.