Any day spent at Target is a good day, right? This recent makeover project lead me there.
Combining the client's previously owned art with off-the-shelf Target merchandise this guest bathroom was transformed. This project was a fun example of "Home Styling". Without any major renovations, just merchandise staging, this bathroom was dramatically updated.
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The makeover began with a pair of canvas prints that belonged to Lynn, the homeowner. Using the art as inspiration, the rest of the new design was conceived in one afternoon at Target.
Lynn wanted a fresh new look without a complete overhaul of the space. Therefore, we choose a color palette that complimented the existing surfaces (green floors and countertop).
New paint, fresh towels and colorful accessories gave the room a cheerful new look.
We used two wall colors, soft buttery yellow "Shortbread" and spicy, warm orange, "October Leaf" both by Martha Stewart.
The art tied the new color palette and green surfaces (floors and countertop) together. It was also the element that personalized the space keeping it from looking like it was completely designed at Target.
Semi-Custom Shower Curtain Trick
To give the shower a sophisticated, custom look without any sewing, I used a decorative tension rod and a pair of these...
...84" window drapery panels.
{Before} {After}
This pair of window drapery panels was taller and fuller than a typical off-the-shelf shower curtain.
Thank you, Lynn for inviting me into your home.
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We are getting Target stores here in Toronto very soon and I am so excited! I'm always envious when I see such amazing home decor pieces that I can't get!
ReplyDeleteI love the colour palette. I would never have thought of this orange colour for a bathroom, but it looks fantastic! Great to keep in mind for when I start mine!
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How exciting!! Thanks:)
DeleteIt looks great! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Acorn to Oak...what a cute name! :)
DeleteHow did you put in a shower curtain liner? The room is gorgeous! I have to go to Target SOON!
ReplyDeleteHi Carol Jane, Thanks! I used a regular plastic shower curtain liner. It was hung with plastic rings on a separate tension rod, just under the drapery rod. Best, Sarah
DeleteI've used drapery panels for shower curtain as well. However, they don't make long enough shower liners. :(
ReplyDeleteHi there, I used a regular plastic shower curtain liner. It was hung with plastic rings on a separate tension rod, just under the drapery rod. Best, Sarah
DeleteI would love to see the entire bathroom, not just a piece or section here or there. From what I can see, it's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHi Anonymous, thanks for your feedback. It was an unusually sunny Michigan winter day and unfortunately, I couldn't get a full room shot. I feel bad complaining about the sun shining. :) Thanks again, Sarah
DeleteLove Love Love the orange!! I purchased the brown shower curtain of this same pattern and cut it apart and made valances for my kitchen and breakfast nook. Now seeing the orange makes me want to change colors. Great work as usual! I love following your blog. I hope to be like you one day. :)
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Thank you! I bet the brown curtain is gorgeous. You are too nice :) Sarah
DeleteI love using regular shower curtains by purchasing 2 sets. It makes the curtains look really full. This is another way to get a different look in the bathroom.
ReplyDeleteCan you tell me where you got the flowered art work and the candle holders?
Hi Jane, that is a wonderful solution. The artwork belonged to my client and the candle holders are from Target. Thanks! Sarah
DeleteLove this Bathroom!! I got those same candles from Target, May I ask where are the candle holders from? I fallow your blog everyday.
ReplyDeleteThank you, they came from Target, also :) ~Sarah
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