Wooden bathroom countertop

In February of this year, we renovated our hall bathroom - you know, before sh*t hit the fan and everything went down hill? Well, it's been 6 months since we finished the project and there has been a repeat question... "How is the wood countertop holding up?"- missed our bathroom project? click here to read all about it - In our renovation plan, we decided to keep the existing vanity cabinet but wanted to replace the current countertop... it was gross and plastic. The problem was, we didn't…

Tired of those ugly countertops? Looking for an easy solution? Here's how we made a DIY wood Bathroom countertop in just one weekend.

A gorgeous DIY wooden countertop you can totally tackle! See the step-by-step process here and let us know if you make your own!

How do wooden countertops really hold up? Are they practical? Do wooden countertops stain? Do they wear well? How do you clean them? A year after installing one in my own bathroom, I have a few answers. And today, I'm sharing them with you.

This rectangular countertop bathroom sink can provide a refined look for your bathroom decoration, which creates a beautiful balance between contemporary and classic design. With strong ceramic construction for dust-proof and stain-proof, this vessel sink always has a good performance in daily use. And the countertop installation way can minimize the effort for you to install the bathroom sink, which is an ideal choice for your bathroom decoration. | DeerValley Liberty 16" x 12" Rectangular…

The tiny bathroom at our mountain didn't have much space for a countertop, so it had to be custom made. We had some wood countertop left over from another proje…

Are you looking for a bathroom countertop that truly becomes the room’s centerpiece? Check out these Hometalkers’ ideas that cover a range of design themes.

I have had some requests to see any bathroom renovations we have done so here you go.... This is the only bathroom we have renovated so far. We did it three years ago with a budget of $1,000. We love to reuse and salvage as much as possible so we were up for the challenge. It was disgusting and oddly shaped and I had to just pretend it wasn't there for over two years until we could afford to gut it and rebuild it (that is what I am currently having to do with other bathroom at the time). The…

Welcome to week two of my main bathroom one room challenge! Last week I shared some before pics of our bathroom and my design inspiration mood board. This week I thought I'd share a little more about the bathroom vanity. This is what it looks like currently:

Rustic Bathroom wood countertop Vessel Sink My Diy project stained wood