Crew's Quarters {ORC Finale} Playroom Bath

Better late than never!  This bathroom is off of a kitchenette in our playroom.  The kids playroom was freshened up a few months ago, you can see that here.

These are all of the before pics.

I had dreams of new flooring, a plank wall and an ambitious, quirky closet door, but whatever...it looks refreshed and it is going to take a beating by kids and visitors.

So here is our beachy bath that fits our Jersey Shore lifestyle perfectly!

My husband ripped out the old wire shelving and built these.

They are much deeper than what we had and are more pleasing to the eye.

I'll let the pictures do the talking, sources listed below...

Our chalkboard wall, leading into the bath

The boys love this refreshed space!

Sources:

Lighting ~ Mercer double horizontal sconce

Mirror ~ Piper frameless mirror medium

Shower Curtain ~ Serena and Lily

Rug and Wire Baskets ~ Tuesday Morning

Accessories ~ eBay, BedBathBeyond, Michaels, Lowes, Horchow and my closet.

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Repurposed Canvas + Project Playroom

Worked a little bit this weekend on getting wall decor up in the boys playroom.

It's not finished, but has already been taken back over by the boys.  Final photo op still to come if I can dodge the Nerf bullets and flying balls.

 Floral canvases from Homegoods recovered with local, clearance, touristy tees.  T-shirts, padding and a staple gun is all you need.

I will add some beachy photos with pretty push pins to the canvases, as they are off center.

Good news is, they were cheap.  When they get dusty I can just recover and even chose a new theme.

Hung a whale over the sink.

Framed this map...finally.  I used pinking shears on the map before framing, just to give it a little extra something, something. 

Since my budget was practically zero, I used mostly what we had.  Including this cheap frame.  Love this print and hope to get framed a bit nicer later.

To see the whole room, go here.

Coastal Inspired...

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Project Playroom

Our playroom is a garage, turned efficiency that we inherited when we purchased our home.  Husband thought it would make a great man cave, but for practical purposes, it became a playroom.

An early peek at our playroom, can be seen here.

It has a kitchenette and 3/4 bath attached.  It was brown, beige and blah. It needed a fresh coat of paint, a purge of toys and a more sensible layout for boys who like to game.

It took me just about 13 hours over 3 days to paint this room with tons of angles and a lot of cutting in.  I learned one thing during this project...I actually love to paint. (which is good, because my husband doesn't and we can't afford to hire one!)

These are the toys and objects that survived the purge, I will be donating more stuff in the future.

I may take on painting the cabinets in the future if time allows.  Paint is cheap and makes a huge difference.

Before and after...the new color is so crisp and refreshing.

I used Sherwin Williams Harmony Paint in Iceberg.  The Harmony paint is  is a zero VOC formula that helps reduce common indoor odors from your pets, cooking and smoke to help rooms stay fresher, longer. Harmony contains new technology that helps promote better indoor air quality by reducing VOC levels from potential sources like carpet, cabinets and fabrics. It also gives your walls a washable, durable finish.

This room is ground level and tends to be damp in bad weather, the Harmony seemed to be a sensible choice for this environment.  I used the eggshell finish and it coated the wall beautifully. (Not a sponsored post, all opinions are my own, just a fan!)

Purdy brand brushes are my favorite as well.  I've used them for probably close to 20 years.

This one ^ is a gem...for letting Mommy paint all weekend.

Yes, we have a kegerator in the playroom, and will empty and lock accordingly as they get curious.

Everything for this project (other than paint) was either already owned or a clearance item.  The honey fabric shades were a Lowe's clearance missing the brackets, just around $10.  They are also on the larger window...that set about $14.

All of the shelving and storage cubicles we had and I moved the pleather futon from the office in for them to comfortably Wii.

Still to do...Large area rug, steam the curtains, art projects for the walls, bookshelves and pillows.

I will barely get a second to stage the finished product before the boys tear it apart, but that's ok...it's their space and I hope they enjoy it for many years to come.

Final, finished photos shortly!

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