Alright kids… I can sense the anticipation for the outcome of the downstairs bathroom, and so I shall withhold from you no longer. I know it’s not anything too extraordinary, but it is FAR superior to it’s previous state of existence.
UPDATE! We’ve had TONS of requests for the image that I used to project my design onto a wall, so I’m just going to give it to ya right here! Please note this is not my own work. It’s actually the design on the front of my Bible. I just scanned it, sized it, and printed it onto a transparency. So that’s why the image is pretty globby. It’ll still work though! It did for me!
BEFORE:
This is terrific! You should be very proud of your creativity. Well done!
You’re so sweet Nancy! Thanks for commenting 🙂
This looks wonderful & I love the burnt orange color! Thanks so much for the inspiration!
Warmly, Michelle
I am so inspired by your work!! We are currently redoing our kitchen after some water damage. You 2 have an amazing chemistry to accomplish such beauty in your home. Thank you for your wonderful ideas, I will be using many of them in the near future.
Warm regards,
Sunnie
PS Have either of you had any experience with crown molding for cupboards? Corner cupboard is giving us an awful time with the angles…can you help? Thanx..Sunnie
Thanks Sunnie! You’re so sweet! We do have a basic crown moulding tutorial that does cover inside and outside joints. I don’t know if this will be helpful for your cabinets, but it seems like it should be the same concept at least. 🙂
https://realitydaydream.com/2013/03/living-room-crown-molding-reveal-and.html
another pattern request please! aveith20@gmail.com
We’ve had enough requests that I added the image to this post so anyone can get their hands on it! Don’t know why it took me so long. If you have problems, let me know. Good luck! And send pics when you’re done!!!
Is there any way I could also get a pattern for the swirls as well? It is completely perfect for any room in the house…I have great plans with it already! tks! 😉
lilliana1@comcast.net
I’ll email you!
Jen, send me an email so I know where to send you the image attachment!
Can you give me a link to the image you used for the swirls? Love it!
Not obnoxious at all. The ‘before’ was obnoxious. This is perfect, and the design is the perfect size for the room. Yum!
Oh my gosh! I live you. The design you did inspred me and the way you wrote made me laugh. Obnoxious and creative- perfect.
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did you freehand the design? it is really beautiful and stunning! How did you do the design?
i photocopied the design onto a transparency and projected the image onto the wall. then i just traced it with a pencil and painted it brown!
I want to become your BFF so I can convince you to do this at my house!!!! Absolutely gorgeous!!
Wow!!
I LOVE the mural. I grew up with burnt orange and the Texas Longhorns, so that is great and big is wonderful. I did something similar in my entry hall and loved it.
So beautiful!!!
Awesome! I love how the mirror makes the burnt orange a work of art on a blue wall. Seriously gorgeous!
Amazing! Did you do it freehand or did you trace the pattern on the wall first? Me, I’d have to trace.
As always you amaze me!! This looks fabulous!! I wish I had 1/10th of your artistic abilities!!! Awesome!
Obnoxious? Heck no! More like OUTSTANDING. But then I’ve never been one to be accused of being soft-spoken either 😉 If you tell me this was free-hand I hate you. Seriously. But it still rocks.
(linking over from Better After)
That looks amazing! I was kinda hoping you used a stencil cause I was going to steal the idea for my boring bathroom!
I agree the “before” was hideous! The “after” is incredible. Some may not like burnt orange, but it totally works. And the mural is so not too big!
I have been lurking around reading your blog off and on… and I love it! It has been fun to see all that you have done with your house. I also like the first bathroom redo!
brilliant!
AMAZING…. and a little obnoxious makes life interesting.