I used Pratt and Lambert's Seed Pearl paint and Rust-oleum's chalkboard paint.
Here is the before~ eek, bad picture, bad color.
This powder bath had floral wallpaper and in a desperate attempt to cover it before we moved in, I bought some khaki green 'oops' paint at Lowe's and painted right over the paper. It was fine for the past few years that we've lived here but I was ready for a change. This powder bath is right off of our kitchen in a highly visible spot and the green wasn't playing well off the gray kitchen walls, hence my excuse to paint it white~ha!

It is so much brighter now with the semi-gloss white~ish walls. Not even the black chalkboard wall can darken up this space.
It was well worth the minimal cost for the paint and the elbow grease that went into removing the old wallpaper. We will be in this house for at least a few more years and it's important to me to feel at home and actually enjoy my surroundings.
We just returned from our journey today so I'll be readjusting my head and body and will have lots to share with you in the coming week.
I've missed you!!
xoxo~
T





thanks! i've been trying to figure out where i can put a chalkboard wall and I think you just answered my question! looks fab! -denise
ReplyDeleteI love it - who knew such a tiny room could look so chic! My downstairs loo is so plain and boring - I may have to copy some of your ideas especially the sink skirt and the loo roll on a hook - what a good idea!
ReplyDeleteHope my fellow Britons were good to you and you had a great holiday.
~Sam
This looks WONDERFUL!!!! I love it....Great job, T!
ReplyDeleteLove the chalkboard wall in there. It looks wonderful with its new white coat on =0)
ReplyDeleteNess xx
Your makeover is just fantastic! Love the wall colors and the frames on the chalkboard wall. Also, your bath just has great bones. Such a beautiful sink and faucet, floor and really one of the best looking toilets I've seen! All of these elements add so much character and I think with your new colors they really shine!
ReplyDeletehi t,
ReplyDeletei love this room. it is so "me." i would never tire of the black wall and how fun to find messages left from drunk people the next day. i'm saving this room to my favorites, and i rarely do that.
~janet
Looks very fresh and clean.Nice job!
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Chalkboard wall is such a fun idea. Just love that vintage tile. Job well done!
ReplyDeleteTricia,
ReplyDeleteIt turned out so beautiful! Love the chalkboard wall & the cute sink curtain!
My girls & I were just planning their bathroom re-do and painting one wall w/ the chalkboard paint with white frames was EXACTLY what we talked about!! CRAZY!
Hope you're having a great time on your trip!
xo,
Shellagh
Love the teeny tiny gold mirror right above your sink!
ReplyDeleteLove the sink, wonderful transformation! Imagine if you were still potty training, you wouldn't have any problem keeping them on the pot :)
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Kristin
GM T, Very fun idea to do it in the guest bath!! I do love a black and white bathroom and the little white frames is a great touch, Happy Thursday,Kathysue
ReplyDeleteI want to come write on the wall! Lovely job as usual!!
ReplyDeleteLisa
Looks gorgeous T. Nothing beats a clean clear palette. I am thinking of repainting my office in F&B Slipper Satin or other soft ivory white as I have quickly bored with the rich blue. Looks great and cannot wait to hear about your trip.
ReplyDeletexo Terri
It turned out great. It's so peaceful, yet fun. Loving the little ones mirror, great idea!
ReplyDeleteIt turned out FABULOUS! I love how you hung the frames. We're coming over soon to doodle! Great make-over!!
ReplyDeleteSqueee, I love it!
ReplyDeleteI'm going to do a skirted sink in our new cottage, too. :-)
Hi T! That white paint really brightened up that chic little room and made it so light and airy! The idea of the tiny mirror for the tiny tots was great! And the chalkboard wall to inspire creativity - how fun! Great job!
ReplyDeletexoxo laurie@heavens-walk
Hello T! Love the blackboard wall- that is excellent therapy! oh and of course...there is my fav floor tiles, have mentioned it before, but just have to say again - "I adore them"! you have to move them with you one day ha! looking forward to hear about your trip. have a lovely weekend. Colette x
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!!! stunning result.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job, love it.
Hugs,
Rozmeen
Ooh...love it!
ReplyDeleteWe have a chalkboard wall in our powder room too!
Except I used green chalkboard paint...I love it:)
It's so fun to see what people write in there:)
Ooh...love it!
ReplyDeleteWe have a chalkboard wall in our powder room too!
Except I used green chalkboard paint...I love it:)
It's so fun to see what people write in there:)
looks so bright and cheerful! have a nice weekend!! hugs, susan
ReplyDeleteWow! That is amazing!
ReplyDeleteHmmm, what would I draw as I left your adorable bathroom? T, it looks so great! I love the idea of the chalk wall with the frames. And the little mirror for the little people is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to hear about your trip.
Londen
Bravo for trying
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bright, fresh and
new!! It looks great.
Welcome home!
xx Suzanne
It looks amazing!!! I'm getting ready to paint one of the walls in my kitchen with the chalkboard paint- LOVE how you choose the restroom! Very unique! ;)
ReplyDeleteit turned out great! have a lovely sunday! verbena cottage
ReplyDeleteIt came out beautifully! I love it! I am currently obsessed with chalkboard paint, too, have been making so many homemade chalkboards our kitchen is starting to look like a Paris bistro! Not sure how I missed your blog before, so happy to be your newest follower!
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ReplyDeleteI've been meaning to tell you how smashing your bathroom looks! Love the chalkboard wall especially!! Very creative. You always have such a great ideas. I'm jealous of your travels!
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog though Dreamy Whites and am so glad I did. I love this little bathroom! I have a black and white bathroom of my own. I love the chalkboard wall in there. I love the sink skirt. I just added a skirt to my sink in my hall bath and plan on adding one in the master bath too. Thanks for the inspiration. I'm going to look now through all your past posts.
ReplyDeleteOh...forgot to say that I just became your newest follower and added you to my blog list too so I won't miss anything new you are up to.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, that floor is gorgeous! I don't think I've ever seen a more interesting pattern. Very cute room overall!
ReplyDelete- Claudia
what a fun and beautiful idea. I'm a new follower and will be back soon.
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