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Before and After: How I Revamped My Bathroom With a £300 Budget

As an architect, I'm often involved in grand designs and extensive renovations. But sometimes, the most satisfying projects are the ones we do in our own homes, working with limited resources to create something truly special. Today, I'm excited to share with you how I transformed my dated guest bathroom into a fresh, inviting space - all for under £300. This project proves that with a bit of creativity and elbow grease, you can achieve remarkable results without breaking the bank. The Challenge My guest bathroom was functional but uninspiring. With its 1990s beige tiles, lacklustre lighting, and worn fixtures, it was hardly the welcoming space I wanted for my visitors. The challenge? To create a modern, appealing bathroom without replacing the tiles or any major fixtures. Here's how I did it: The Plan Before diving in, I carefully budgeted my £300, allocating funds to key areas: Paint: £50 New mirror: £60 Lighting: £70 Accessories and hardware: £80 Grou...

My Weekend Bathroom Refresh: Big Impact Changes Under £300

Just because the bathroom is small doesn't mean it can't make a big impact! In this post, I’ll walk you through my weekend bathroom refresh, showing you how I transformed the space with a budget of just £300. From paint to hardware updates, every choice counted towards creating a fresh, stylish atmosphere. I faced a few challenges along the way, but with careful planning and savvy shopping (including tips on eco-friendly products), I was able to achieve beautiful results. For anyone wondering if it’s possible to remodel a bath on a budget, check out this inspiring article [Can You Remodel a Bath for $300? One Designer Makes the Dream a Reality in this Budget Remodel] for some ideas! Understanding Your Bathroom Space While transforming your bathroom, it's imperative to understand the unique characteristics of your space. This involves taking a close look at the layout, existing features, and lighting to determine the best approach. By doing so, you can focus on high-impac...