Master Bathroom {pedestal tub, white subway tile, carrera}

Our master bathroom is finally done!!  It was our most complicated DIY project to date, just because we had to move/add some plumbing.  We have never attempted that before.  It was extremely hard to get a before picture of the bathroom because it was 2 small tight spaces.  One was a walkthrough vanity area and the other was the toilet, sink and stall shower.

blue toilet, 80's decor, small, dark, awkward...

First, we knocked down the wall between the two spaces and relocated the door.  We also removed two full size linen closets so we would have enough room to add in a separate tub.  We kept the toilet and shower in their previous locations, but added a pedestal tub and second sink.  The bathroom is still not huge at 11ftx8ft but we managed to fit everything in and stay within our $7,000 budget.  We also added built-ins to the walls between the door to the bedroom so we would have linen storage.

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Paint: Sherwin Williams Sea Salt

Sconces:  Waterton single sconce  

Mirrors:Hovan Mirror  

Vanity: Beverly 60" vanity with carrera top  

Shower Faucet: Elizabethan Classics  

Shower Head: Kohler Bancroft single function shower head 

Tub: Elizabethan Classics 60 inch pedestal

Tub Filler: Elizabethan Classics Chrome

Tile: Glass tile in shower niche Home Depot

Floor Tile: Lowes American Olean Sausalito 

Shower Tile: Standard white subway tile from Home Depot

Grout Color:  Shower- TEC Silverado purchased at Lowes

Floor-TEC Delores Gray 

Chandelier: Overstock.com

Beadboard: PVC from Home Depot.  This is on the ceiling as well.  It is reversible and comes in two sizes.  We used the shorter (3ft), closer spaced beadboard on the walls and the longer (7ft), wider side on the ceiling.  Great product to work with.

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{5/2 Update- I have written a follow up post here for more info.   Thanks so much for all the love shown to our DIY project!}

I have also written a  post about how about how our bathroom is holding up after 2 years.  You can read that here.

I hope you found some inspiration here.  Thanks for stopping by!