an unconventional home
Say hello to our lovely new bedroom. She’s such a beaut.
We have officially been using our new master bedroom addition since February. (Check out my last bedroom addition updates here.) I like to make sure this blog is updated in a timely manner, obviously. I took these photos in February but never got around to sharing them here.
With our new bedroom addition well underway, I wanted to share the updates we made to our downstairs bathroom.
The bathroom will continue to be the main floor bath for daily use, but it will also be the bathroom off our new bedroom. (We have all be sharing the upstairs bathroom and it really hasn’t been bad, but I’m sure this will be great as the kids get older.)
Last year (well, actually, 2021, so two years ago), we decided to make some small updates to the bathroom to make it more our style before the bedroom project was underway.
It was mainly cosmetic upgrades, but we also added some additional storage. It feels so much more finished and “us.”
We have a big project we have been working on at home for a few months, and I haven’t posted about it here. But with the start of a new year, I wanted to share the entire project here as well to have it in one place. Buckle up, this will be a long one.
In short, we are in the process of adding a bedroom on the first floor of our home.
Thank you for all the sweet comments about the split level home we renovated and are selling. If you missed any of the before and after photos, check them out: Before and after: Sunroom Before and after: Living room/Dining room/Kitchen Before and after: Bathrooms and bedrooms It’s closing week, soI wanted to share a few […]
It’s time to share a few more projects we took on in the split level renovation. If you missed the first few posts, check out the sunroom and the main living space first.
Next up …
The bathrooms and four bedrooms. The bathrooms needed full overhauls while the bedrooms just needed a little spruce up with paint and flooring.
Next up to share on our split level renovation – the main living area before and after photos. This space includes the living room, dining room and kitchen. The space isn’t fully “open concept”, but has an expansive feel.
The wildest thing is we didn’t do anything over-the-top here – no walls torn down, no major renovations, no brand new kitchen. But the things we did tackle helped clean, modernize and brighten the space. It’s now a beautiful space for a family.
I think it’s an amazing transformation on a budget.
