Gray Bathroom Reveal {DIY Makeover} ~ Entirely Eventful Day

My hall bathroom needed a makeover. Ahh, I love a good DIY project. I found this gray and white shower curtain at TJ Maxx (this one is sorta like it) and that's what started this whole endeavor. Don't you just love a great find? My absolute favorite part about this room is the silver stripe I painted just below the ceiling. I really feel like it pulls the rooms together and adds some glamour. Glamour is good.

Beautiful DIY bathroom makeover. I love the gray. She painted a silver stripe at the top of the wall and it looks amazing. I wouldn't have thought of that. Must pin! entirelyeventfulday.com #DIY #bathroom

Behold, my beloved silver stripe. I got the idea from my How to Add Color to your Room post. See... the second to the last image there is a room with a blue stripe at the top of the wall. It's so subtle, but is so works!

It was easy too! And you know I love easy. I just decided how wide I wanted my stripe to be, drew a line, using a level as I went. Then I used that line to place the tape. I mixed one part Martha Stewart silver paint (I just grabbed a sample at the Home Depot) and mixed it with a clear glaze base. Painted. Removed tape. Done!

Here's a slightly blurry panorama photo of the room. Sorry I suck at panorama. It's just hard to keep the camera so still. {To do: invest in a tripod}

I love the soothing color. It's Mindful Gray by Sherwinn Williams. I also used this color in my daughter's bedroom... reveal coming soon.

I installed a super easy mirror frame. Made it myself. You can too. I am totally planning to do a video tutorial because that's how easy and awesome this project is.

I just had to add some Springy pink blossoms and some pretty soap. Gotta have pretty soap.

I am so happy with how my DIY Bathroom Etagere turned out {see how I did it}.

...And more pretty soaps and milk glass, of course. Because I love decorating with milk glass.

I used a lot of pieces that I found at flea markets and thrift stores {see my Beginner's Guide to Flea Market Shopping}. If you stick with a theme as you shop then you can switch up how you use your pieces in different rooms.