BASEMENT HALF BATH GLOW-UP
PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS:
Color Scheme
Transforming this unfinished basement bathroom from outhouse to penthouse involved brightening the space with a fresh coat of bright white paint. This simple yet effective color choice instantly made the room feel more inviting and spacious. The bright white backdrop provided a clean slate, allowing the small area to look more open and airy.
Built-In Elements
The bathroom originally featured wood paneling and cinder block walls. By painting these elements white, we not only brightened the space but also gave it a more polished look. Peel and stick floor tiles were added to cover the painted cement floor, giving it a defined and cohesive appearance. Simple shelving was installed to provide storage for essentials like toilet paper and soap, enhancing both the functionality and aesthetic of the room.
Furniture
In such a small space, furniture was minimal. However, we added a practical mirror to make the room feel larger and more user-friendly. The shelves provided necessary storage without crowding the room, keeping everything within easy reach while maintaining a tidy appearance.
Decor
To add personality and warmth, we incorporated some colorful artwork. These vibrant pieces brought a touch of cheer and hominess to the basement bathroom. The combination of bright paint, practical storage solutions, and thoughtful decor elements turned this once dreary space into a functional and pleasant bathroom.
CONCLUSION:
This basement bathroom makeover showcases how a small investment can significantly enhance a space. Bright white paint, peel and stick tiles, and a few well-chosen accessories transformed a dark, unfinished area into a functional and appealing bathroom. Ready to transform your home? Contact Emily Does DIY for bespoke design services.
