Wood therapy before and after

Done right, neutral color schemes can make spaces feel calming, timeless, and sophisticated. But done wrong? Well, that’s a recipe for blandness. Take this bathroom from Emily Rodgers’s (@mylushabode) home. When she moved in, she says, it was perfectly functional, “but definitely lacked the charm and character that I love in a space.”“It was beige on beige with an outdated vanity cabinet and mirror and laminate floors,” Emily says.

Although it’s one of the smaller rooms in the home, the bathroom is one we spend a surprising amount of time in. And a dark, dingy bathroom isn’t where anyone wants to be.The problem? Renovating the space is no small feat. Things like plumbing restrictions, tile work, and hardware can send costs skyrocketing in a flash—unless you think creatively.

Everything you need to know about EMSCULPT - what it is, how much it costs, if it was truly worth it, and EMSCULPT before after photos.

New construction is nice because, well, it’s new — meaning hopefully no repairs will be necessary for a long time. But in a condo or apartment, new construction often equals beige or greige bare-bones construction (think: sheet mirrors, chrome hardware, and gray-meets-off-white walls).This is pretty much exactly what Allie Dear’s (@dearityourself) condo looked like when she moved in.