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  1. WOW! Leslie the bathroom makeover is amazing! I like that idea of the peel and stick paint samples!

    Please give Freddie a hug. ?

    1. Thank you so much! She is very excited to come home to a “new” bathroom next week! Will definitely give him all the hugs!!

      1. I have loved teal for a long time and now finally able to put some in my designs. Do you mind sharing your favorite teal/blues/greens paints? I get overwhelmed and they always look so different on the wall vs the store swatch. Thank you!

  2. This bathroom makeover is so pretty! I had no idea Kilz had regular paint; I thought they just did (amazing) primer. Love so much about this room: the cabinet color, the shower curtain, the rug. Can’t wait for all the details! I’m crazy impressed with how well the paint covered those polka dots – never would have guessed a paint could do that. The fact that it is Kilz explains a lot!

    1. Yes, their paint is very high quality, as demonstrated by the way it covered those dots!! This is the second line of paints I used from KILZ and have been very pleased with the durability too!

  3. Where did you get your rug?

  4. LOVE what you have accomplished here! Looks beeeeeeeutiful!! How long did this take because I know you can’t rush through it. What would I love to tackle? All the oak cabinets in my home, which hubby already has told me ‘not happening’ He’s a purist and not into painting wood and especially these oak cabinets. So we have this joke that if he dies first, I can do it……..so I’m taking very good care of myself!! lol

    1. It’s definitely a project you could tackle in a weekend if you didn’t need to remove wallpaper. 😉 I also had a plumber come and handle that part for me since my husband was traveling for work at that time. Something bigger like a kitchen would likely take a couple weekends or maybe a little more, depending on the number of cabinets.

      I would find a way to convince him that he will still have a solidly built kitchen of oak and painting them does not decrease the value of them anymore. in my opinion. So many high end kitchens are built these days with painted cabinets, it’s not like wood tone cabinets garner a higher dollar figure on resale.

      Start with one bathroom and I bet you could convince him to proceed from there!
      Good luck!!
      Leslie

    2. I have loved teal for a long time and now finally able to put some in my designs. Do you mind sharing your favorite teal/blues/greens paints? I get overwhelmed and they always look so different on the wall vs the store swatch. Thank you!

  5. Dian Owens says:

    What a beautiful room transformation! You always find the prettiest colors, and execute the design plan with precision. I bet your daughter is over the moon with her new space.

    1. Thank you so much! She is very excited to come home to a “new” bathroom next week!

    2. So pretty! What color are the walls ?

  6. Wow, what a great transformation!!! My daughter’s bathroom will need a complete overhaul when she moves out since she’s completely destroyed it with her piggy ways. This might just be the answer for her vanity!! Beautiful job!

  7. Looks amazing! How did you update the tile?

  8. Hi there. This is gorgeous. I am using your instructions to paint a vanity in our bathroom for the first time. Did you sand and wipe with the tack cloth between coats of paint or after the final coat? I couldn’t tell from your description, but you said it’s important, so I don’t want to get it wrong.

    Thanks for the help!
    Amber

    1. It kind of depends if you feel like you need to sand between coats. Most of the time I do, but not always. If you sand, yes, following with a Tack Cloth is very important to wipe off the sanded paint. Hope this helps!

  9. Hey there,
    Your link for the rug is broken, could u please tell me the brand?
    Thanks!

  10. Hi there! Did you also buy the drawer pulls & knobs from Build.com? The ones you chose look fabulous against the teal!

    1. I’m sorry they are not linked. They must not had been from Build.com. It has been quite a few years now, so I can’t reliably give you a source. My apologies.

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