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EXTREME $350 SMALL BATHROOM MAKEOVER (Rental Friendly) + DIY Bead Board Walls & Vanity
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2024
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I recently visited my friends Hannah and Jared and they mentioned that they've been stuck with their bathroom for over a year and need some help with the design. I wanted to try out a few new rental friendly techniques throughout this space and even wallpapered for the first time (paste style wallpaper). When i saw the final outcome of this space I was honestly shocked myself. What was your favorite addition?
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While we are not renters, I still like learning renter-friendly techniques because sometimes I want to spruce something up but not make a permanent change.
I love painters tape - my younger daughter put up a wall of posters and photos using painters tape and 5 years later, pulling it off, there’s no residue. This wouldn’t be true of masking tape (ask me how I know!). My only concern with Drew’s method was whether the wallpaper paste could penetrate the painters tape, but he tested that so it’s all good.
Yes! I removed a few sections and reattached them and they seemed to be totally fine
Agreed! We are homeowners, but I love the flexibility to try new things and be able to change things out. Thanks, Drew. You're soooo talented and I love your style!
@@lonefox that's great you had that experience this time, but you really can't guarantee with "painter's tape" that it won't pull up paint, especially the longer that it's left. Especially with this volume. Overarchingly, the evidence from decades of jobs still shows you should not apply painters' tape long-term if you need the surface underneath to keep its paint coating. It's one thing to do yourself, another to suggest that any adhesive peel-n-stick wall treatment is not truly renter-friendly, and to proceed with extreme caution (lightly applying the tape, not pressing down hard) and to have a backup plan (color-matched paint). I know you do projects often, but knowing professional painters has taught me that the experience you're paying for is all the problems that "don't" happen on a job. Otherwise, great and creative vid!
YES! I was thinking this same thing. I have a home and have been wanting to change up our bathroom but haven't because I'm hesitant about permanent changes so these ideas were mind blowing to me and soooo helpful!
I absolutely agree about just not wanting to commit to a permanent change for a room even when you own your house! My only question about the painter's tape and wallpaper paste was whether the moisture of the bathroom would effect the adhesive? I worked at Sherwin Williams for years and would not be concerned with the tape damaging the wall or paint as long as you used painter's tape.
I love this makeover! I would be interested in knowing how well it all holds up over time, my only concern would be that the bathroom is a high moisture area.
Drew…I think you are the most talented, most sweet energy person I watch on UA-cam. You make my evenings so relaxing when the outside world is such a frightening mess. Your corner of the internet is a safe space filled with such good vibes.
Somehow that picture above the toilet looks like it has dimension, like it stands out in places -- very cool. Bathroom looks great. Landlord has no idea what he is missing by not letting you have your way in there; you probably would have raised the value of the property a bit, haha.
I'm obsessed with that picture! prob will spend the rest of my life looking for its twin!
Just a note, those first pieces of wood you show us cutting. It's not plywood, it's particleboard. So make sure it's sealed well because particleboard swells if it gets wet. It's a useful alternative to plywood which is more expensive but steps need to be taken to keep it safe from water.
Technically its not particle board, which has a super rough finish. It is, however, high-density fiberboard which is what many cabinets and baseboards are made from. Painting will waterproof it, BUT the bottom that is touching the floor has not been painted. Next time I would suggest painting all sides before installing. Applying a bead of silicone that later can be easily removed from the tile surface will also stop any water from getting under the shelving unit. This is also why you should also always silicone on any baseboards in a bathroom or kitchen as they, too, are never painted on the bottom or backside.
@@EvelynM-vlogs That's an awesome tip...so useful! Thanks for sharing!
I wonder if there is some type of plexiglass or sturdy plastic that could be painted or covered in fabric to replace the wood.
@@1jmass plexiglass scratches way too easily for such a small space. Realize most bathroom cabinets are, in fact, made with high density fibre board - the same material.
I might use wide white shelving that can be cut to the right length for sides and interior shelving, the white melamine surface is used on cabinets in bathrooms and is water resistant, also lifting up the bottom shelf to clear the floor would be another detail to consider in his great idea for bathroom storage.
Heads up, if you leave painters tape on the wall for extended time the glue breaks down and when you go to take it off it can pull the under paint off.
Yes I was going to say that
AND the drywall paper UNDER the paint. This is a terrible idea. the other option is that within a month, humidity from the shower will have everything peeling off anyway.
Yup, someone is going to loose their deposit! 😕
Thànks! Good to know! I was considering doing this!
I was thinking the same
Wow! I am so impressed. This was so clever! Especially the vanity. 💕
It looks stunning!! I love the fake breadboard. And how stunning were the bones you got to work with, like the tiles and the toilet+sink, both so pretty!
For people who want to do the vanity: it's better to have legs on a vanity because it could get wet from the bottom in a bathroom and create mold issues if air can't get under there (or water damage to the structural integrity of the vanity). You could still use the exact same steps, just subtract the height of the legs from the height of the box and screw them under. They don't have to be tall to be functional. (Yes, I have learned this the hard way 😅😆)
Truly magical....The under sink cabinet solves all of the problems inherent in a pedestal sink
Yes!!
I agree, but the exposed sink and plumbing would drive me nuts. I realize it won’t be seen if you are standing up, but the fact that it can be seen from the shower would lead me to find a way to cover or at least camouflage it.
@@1jmass I feel like you could put another piece of wood on the back of that top shelf to hide the plumbing behind it!
@@striketochill what a smart idea! You're right. A piece of wood or even fabric on a tension rod behind the shelves but in front of the plumbing would be completely invisible from the outside while covering the plumbing.
The wallpaper and trim idea is so clever! Love it. The only thing I would have done different is raise the vanity on small legs so that mopping around it will be easier.
I would have painted it before I installed it as well
@@kayelle8005 they could easily pull it out to paint it. I bet they did.
I like my furniture with legs so that I can clean under it easily.
Luckily it pulls out. Thinking about doing this to my pedestal sink. I’m taking notes.✍🏽
@@maryannkom299 in the video he’s painting it while it is installed.
Oh my gosh! The shelf under the sink is EVERYTHING! I have the same sink set up in my apartment & have been wanting to figure out a way to cover the pipes. This is a brilliant idea! Thank you so much! xo
I love Everything Drew does. He nailed it again. Tiny tiny bathroom is now upscale.
The Roman shade turned out so nice Drew, it just adds such a nice softness to the bathroom! Everything looks so good and $357 for all of it 🙌 you did a stellar job, per the usual!
Thank you so much!! I love the shade as well
@@lonefox But, unless I missed it, you didn’t link the diy that you always use like you said in the video.
I looked for it, too! The DIY Mommy ua-cam.com/video/Ix9XQA1gqSw/v-deo.html
@@denisewood3741 carbon?
@@tweetesther sorry never knew that was there🤥
Beautifully done. I am a landlord and I cannot imagine that anyone in their right mind would want them to take this down at the end of their tenancy. I love it ❤️
Drew, Honey, that's MDF, otherwise known as Particle Board, which is made of sawdust and glue, dried under pressure. If you don't paint it, it absorbs every drop of moisture it can find. It's useful, but it's a very different animal from Plywood. Love your channel, so fun and inspirational. Fabulous Results!
Yess!! I need more of these truly renter friendly options. So often painting / adding a lot of holes to the walls / wallpaper not allowed. This gives me hope that I can make my apartment beautiful!!
He really never disappoints. I love watching him and how excited he gets when it's all done also.
Omg I feel the same way lol.
@@delanascott8890 Me too
Agreed 👏
Fun makeover. Was thinking you might've gone with bit more color in the beadboard. A towel is obviously needed near the sink and placing the hook where you did also allows for the towel to hide the outlet while being conveniently located. However, even if GFI, the potential for a hanging wet towel, or when reaching with wet hands/face, being over the outlet would make me nervous.
Yes…my concern as well.
It's fresh, classy, elegant, and budget-friendly... another fab makeover!
Wow! I didn’t think a sink like that could look good. You did a great job with that cabinet; it looks fantastic! The entire bathroom looks great.
Love the storage idea but I would have elevated it so the wood didn’t get damaged when washing the floor. 😊
That's what I thought! Specially because it's a bathroom, but the main idea is just amazing
Yeah, the storage idea is great but he used a really cheap material that's going to bend/break if they try and put anything heavy on the shelves and will swell when there's steam in the bathroom.
Definitely, that particle board is going to mold in no time, could have done some small height adjustable legs underneath, maybe with a skirt of pvc trim to keep the grounded look
And it brought only two extra baskets storage. They had two at the floor before.
@@tasadasa9363 But at least it pretty much covered the plumbing !
This is probably my favorite bathroom makeover I've seen! Loving the airy, light modern take on traditional elements! so timeless
I loved it too
I have the exact same limitations in my rental bathroom. I will now have a design for a cabinet under my sink. This is great!!! Love it. Fits my limited budget too!😁
Same!
Drew, you are truly a blessing to the people in your life. I was moved to tears by the reveal. It is so powerful to watch someone live in complete alignment with their talent and creativity and I am so inspired by the beauty you bring to all of us. Thank you for being you.
If this were my space I'd have painted the wallpaper to match the green tile and done a maximalist art effect over the toilet, wall by the door, and wall by the window. I love this alternative look and hope the home renters did!
Just a tip for next time. When putting up wallpaper, you can also use cardboard, foam or paper posterboards. Just stick the wallpaper to the posterboards and nail the posterboards to the wall
Yes! This is what we're doing on our peel and stick project to make sure we don't have any residue left behind on the walls and create a problem when we want to change it up again. Also massively opens up our selection if we don't go peek and stick.
Thanks for this tip!
I always appreciate Renter-friendly makeovers ❤️
The toilet just being open the whole time is giving me the heebie jeebies. I never ever leave my toilet open, especially not when flushing!
Thought I was the only one who feels this way. Good to know I'm not alone
hate that !! it is bad Feng Shui...to leave the lid up, let alone the door open to a bathroom
I’m glad it’s not just me. It seems unsanitary. There’s a video that shows how particles from the toilet go airborne if the lid isn’t shut. Ew!
Its SO shocking to see professional real estate photos of homes for sale with the toilet seat up! Tacky.
Me too!! Drives me crazy!!
Love the look. I would have added a couple hooks to the vanity facing the wall so she could hang up her hairdryer and other gadgets. That would free up some space in the baskets.
Omg I wanted to do the faux beadboard in my apartment but gave up on the idea bc I couldn’t find a decent paper for it but now I want to revisit the idea! Great work 👏
I know that this video is 1yr old. However I had to say thank you. I have a sink exactly like that one. I've been searching for a diy I can do to give me more storage and finally found you. The whole project was amazing.
It's beautiful :) Love the storage under the sink, I would have added an over the toilet storage unit as well instead of art. Never enough storage :)
Yes - I was thinking even a couple of small floating shelves to hold a few facecloths or hand towels would be cool. Could prop art on it, too.
it must be so nice to have drew as a friend bc there's always a chance he might makeover your house
Drew back in the day the 80’s hahah there was a hack for rentals they would dip a bed sheet in liquid starch then apply to the wall . Never tried it is just something I have remembered when peel and stick wallpaper came out ❤️we love you Drew 😊😊❤️❤️❤️
I found a tutorial of someone doing this with a tapestry because your comment. Thank you!!
I love the Roman shade so much, I went and looked her tutorial up and am definitely going to try it. Also, painters tape shouldn't be left on anything longer than 14 days because it can rip up paint, not to mention it's nearly impossible to get the residue off. Plus, humidity can loosen it and mold can start to grow on it. I learned both the hard way.
So what is the alternative?
I love how serene and calming this bathroom is. The paint colors are soooo pretty 😍
What a stunning makeover! Loved the vanity and the framed art.
Incredible! Love everything you do. I have never once thought to myself ugh dont like that!!! Haha another winner. You are very talented and you inspire me. Thanks Drew.
Never thought of adding trim with the command velcro strips! That's blowing my mind!!
This is gorgeous and there are unbelievable renter-friendly things. Just awesome. I am getting that wallpaper and I own, but it is spectacular! Lastly a suggestion. Command hooks for pics on walls, They hold incredibly well and have no holes to patch, just the towel thing. I love this bathroom!!!
I'm a big fan of the Command hook; been a renter all my adult life until 3 years ago, they just solve so many issues.
I am so ready for bathroom content, mine is looking tired 🥰
Love this Drew. I hope you do more rental friendly makeovers in small spaces. It gives us renters ideas to do with our spaces. Love your work.
The particle board is going to swell and warp when exposed to moisture- it should be swapped out for something wet room-appropriate.
I also have a rental that doesn't allow paint or other modifications to the walls, and I used command strips (a LOT of command strips) to attach real beadboard to the wall. You can remove command strips that you cant get to by running a long piece of dental floss behind your object and sawing back and forth to "cut" the command strip off. Used this hack for years, works great, never though that there would be wallpaper that mimics the same thing!
That wallpaper idea with the tape is CRAZY! And genius. I love the vanity too. And renter friendly! So cool.
Thank you!!
Super cute! I would be interested in a follow-up if they ever move to see how easily that wallpaper is removed after some time in a small humid room. The only change I would make is perhaps finding a light fixture/towel hook/accessories that were the same color or material.
I was thinking the same thing. Painter's tape can be hard to remove if left on for a longtime, and can peal off the actual paint underneath. YIkes! fingers crossed. But it looks so good, loved the vanity idea.
@@maryannht2160 I think it might depend on the brand because as I said in another comment, we pulled off painters tape that had been on several years and it was fine. I wonder if the blurbs that come with different brands might say whether they can be left on safely for a long time.
@@maryannht2160 He used blue painters tape which is one step less sticky than the green. Yellow is the least sticky but also doesn't stick well to old paint and is normally used over new tape to create a clean line without removing the fresh paint. Old paint is well cured and does not generally get damaged by blue tape.
I agree! I’d love to remove all of this and share the process on my IG if they plan on moving in the future
I'm curious how the painters tape will hold up over time. My mother in law was going through her living room putting painters tape on the nicks and dings, intending on getting one of her kids to paint up the imperfections. She had it up for months. The tape ended up ripping off the paint under it since it was up for so long. You clearly made the bathroom a better space. Hopefully it cleans up easily when they are ready to move. :)
That’s what I thought, ripping up the paint is possible. Or it comes all down before because of the shower steam. And if not, there will be probably mold behind.
Agree, the moisture from the bathroom will peel the tape in no time
This is the first renter friendly video I have seen that was good and actually be renter friendly.
Drew, this was amazing! I'd love for you to check in with them in a year or when they move to see how the wallpaper worked over time. This was an ingenious solution!
SOOOO TALENTED!! You can make anything so beautiful and affordable too! Your ideas and editing and creativity are amazing. Keep working hard. We love your content you put out and how it keeps getting better and better. So proud of you Drew. MOM ☺️
Well done! I was appreciating the tile work - pretty uncommon in a rental. That shade looks fantastic.
The painters tape underneath the wallpaper - genius
Most of us have small and boring bathrooms, whether we're living in an apartment or a smaller and older home (not all of us live in McMansions), so this kind of inspiration is refreshing. Wondering if you painted behind the toilet tank. It's easy to reach in the back to paint if you remove the top of the tank and use a small roller on a short extension. Pet peeve: plain clear glass in bathroom windows. WHAT? That's not your fault of course, and the window does have the Roman shade on it, although it looks too thin to provide much opacity at night when the lights are on in the bathroom. Maybe guys don't think about that kind of thing as much.
If you noticed, I think there's a film sticker on the window which made the window not fully visible from the outside.
There's film on the bathroom window.
And since he does this for a living, I would bet that he knows how to paint behind a toilet.
So gorgeous!!!!!! I love the color palate- so calming and beautiful!
I wouldn’t change a thing you did! It’s perfect. Ingenious idea with the tape & paste wall paper. At first I thought the mirror should be framed but I changed my mind quickly. Love that vanity, the texture of the Roman shade, I’m actually glad you had to go with the 2nd light fixture. I think it adds a simple elegance to the space. Great job. 🎉
You are so talented, it´s unbelievable! I wish I had a friend like that. Thank you for taking us along! Much love to you!
The vanity is such a good hack for home owners with a tight budget too! I hate pedestal sinks but vanities cost as much as the makeover to replace 😅 so thats a super nice option!
I like pedestal sinks, but this isn’t a pedestal- it’s wall hung.
Some pedestal sinks are beautiful depending on the design.
@@ZZ_The_Boxing_Cat True! I was thinking about the ugly one in my parents bathroom while writing the comment lol
this is everything drew, love the “drama” killed it again. about to move into a big boy apartment and this gave me so many ideas!
My compliments Drew on creating such a beautiful bathroom for your friends. Your kindness, thoughtfulness and consideration shines through in everything you do. You must be the hardest working person on UA-cam. Well done!
Drew strikes again! Beautiful job. I also love that you always call out the other creators that that inspire you and amplify them on your platform💛
It looks so beautiful!! I love it I want it! The wall treatment elevates the space so much. And you “just created” that Roman shade, well it looks *amazing *
I’m really impressed with the built in vanity!
I would be so happy if my bathroom looked this good. It’s such a soothing space now for them to use and enjoy
Scares me for the long run with that under sink shelving being on the floor. That wood will expand when wet and with it being in the bathroom right by the shower that’s inevitable. I always love the final products of your room renos but wanted to share that bit!
Holy Cow! I am in love with what you did in this bathroom! The solution to the vanity is genius and oh how I wish I had known this or been adventurous enough to try something like this during my renting days. Everything you did in this bathroom are simply perfection. Love your channel!🥰
I learn so much from these videos. Like attaching trim with velcro or the heat-activated edging - I need these but never knew they existed!!
I love the design of the under sink storage but why did you use OSB in a potentially wet environment? I think using traditional plywood would have been a much more durable option.
It would have been better if he'd actually used OSB instead of the fiber/particle board stuff he used.
Wow I find it so crazy that landlords are aloud to forbid that kind of stuff. I work for a housing company in Germany and never in a million years would we be aloud to forbid the tenants to paint their walls or add wallpaper..
but given the circumstances, I absolutely love the outcome of the makeover! There’s never a design or diy I don’t like ✨ love your work!
I agree ! In France like in Germany renters are allowed to paint , add wallpaper and nail into walls.(the place has to be like day1 when you move)
Surprising this landlord does not want paint although it is easier to redo comparing to screws holes in walls :)
In australia, you cant really do anything to rentals - not even nails in the wall without permission.
In australia, you cant really do anything to rentals - not even nails in the wall without permission.
Omg! When i first saw the Bathroom is INSTANTLY thought "Let's go full on industrial in here" - however, your version turned out SO MUCH BETTER than what i envisioned
You are so clever to find lovely, renter-friendly options without compromising the end results! It turned out great and has given me some options to use in my own rental. Thanks Drew!
Never thought to cover wall with painters tape. I've seen other designers cover foam board and attach it to wall with command strips. Just a suggestion to save time. Thanks for sharing ur creativity 🙂
Painters tape will become impossible to remove over time so it’s definitely not an easy route, so just be careful of that!
That is so amazing. Well done, Drew. I saw the before bathroom and thought, "what can you do with that?" No idea it would look so good in the after pictures. You are so talented. Thanks for the weekly inspiration.
I would screw a back-board behind that top shelf and hide the sink and pipes completely. This was a super idea! Room is great!
I love, love, love the vanity. The bathroom is adorable! You go Drew!
That vanity is so smart! “Back in the old days” we used to sew a skirt to fit around those sinks to hide storage behind, but your brilliant idea is so much more attractive. Also, for folks who don’t have saws, many places that sell wood will cut your pieces to size for you.
I already know this is going to be a good one.
Beautiful rental friendly makeover. Texture makes such a difference.
Also, thank you for taking the time for viewers to fully appreciate the finished product. So many sites show the detail of the process, but rush through the end result.
Drew can make any room 10x cuter with the most minimal changes 👌
Drew, it’s genius as always! Loooooove this look. it’s so pleasing!
I really like the finished look. However...I have a few points. Iwould have put adjustable legs on the vanity for two reasons. 1, to level it out and 2, to get it up off the floor for cleaning and to keep it dry. Also all the mixed metals are bothering me, they are ALL different. Light, hook, faucet, shower head. Brass/gold, black, nickel and chrome.
I like the mixed metals! I think it's personal preference. :)
The mixed metals actually looks kind of cool!
Genius! Painters tape behind the wallpaper! Wish I knew this years ago!!
Wow, that turned out great. I think my favorite thing is the under sink storage, genius. Looks way more expensive.
landlords really be out here having some AUDACITY to say people can't paint their homes? That's horrible. Just give the condition they can paint it as long as they repaint it the original colour when they move out...
Indeed yes. There was a couple opposite me whose rental home was painted in garish 70's orange. They wanted neutral shades. Can you believe their landlord was yeah, okay as long as you return all walls to their original colour!!!
maybe landlords are afraid that renters will do insanely bad jobs as they aren’t professional painters, such as in my last apartment where someone had gotten paint all over the inside of a beveled window, and had painted shut a couple of other windows. And had made it impossible to close one of the drawers in a built in cabinet.
Love this! Your work is as beautiful as you are Drew!
Can't imagine the landlord wanting it to go back the way it was when they move out one day. Huge upgrade.
I said the same exact thing
Bless you Drew! Adding storage make the space seem larger, very nice. The wainscoting wall paper look real, bringing character to the room. Thanks for sharing.❤️
My heart leaped when you hung the flower picture over the toilet… my mom painted exactly the same picture in a painting class… she passed several years ago… she framed it in a very similar frame ❤️💔
Won't the moisture from the showers eventually do something to the tape?
Tape and wallpaper i guess
So, so, so gorgeous, Drew! Never, ever would I believe this was renter friendly. No way the landlord is going to want this taken down
Drew I knowwww it’s probably a pain in the behind to paint but I can definitely appreciate when you add the painting clips in the video. So satisfyingggggg!!! 💕💕
Wonderful makeover! The vanity storage is brilliant and I have to try making a Roman shade because it looks beautiful. Well done, Drew!
Another beautiful makeover! Drew you really bring so much happiness to so many people, thank you for all your hard work!
So sweet of you to take the time to say that. He’s always been so happy like that since he was so young. That’s just Drew!!
@@delanascott8890 That's a reflection of his upbringing as well so Good Job!
I wanted to tell you, that watching your videos just lifts my spirit up. Normally I watch them for the dose of aesthetic satisfaction, but this time I need some inspiration for my bathroom makeover, so an extra thank you for that 😊
Oh yeah!!! Beautiful. Love the wall treatment, blind, and light fixture most.
This is a wet room where there will be steam.. isn't the tape behind the wallpaper just going to peel off of the wall?
Won't the untreated plywood just mold and bend? Especially sitting on the floor like that?
The boards used won't bend...at first. They'll swell up and start flaking, maybe get mildewy if they never dry out. If it wicks water up from the floor far enough over enough time, they'll start bending too.
@@angieemm fun 😬
tiiiiny bathroom... FOUR LIGHT SWITCHES!
Also a procrastinator who left painter's tape on the walls for two years during a stalled reno because I was too lazy to remove and retape... I strongly suggest NOT leaving painter's tape on the wall more than a few weeks. This *might* be a nightmare to remove. I'm sure there's some sort of exceptionally high end tape that someone here is going to comment and say, "Nuh, uh, it's fine, I did it before." Just a warning that it *might* not be as renter-friendly as you think if you have the same experience as me. And since it's in a very moist environment, thinking it's less likely to come off as easy as a dry environment. We had less issue in the back bedroom than our own bathroom getting it off the walls.
Yikes. I've never left painter's tape on, but wondered about it. I have used similar special low-tack tape made for masking off watercolor paper and that removes very nicely from paper - UNLESS you leave it on for more than a short while and then it can rip up paper and ruin your painting.
You give every room you makeover a special touch of class Drew , you have your very own style and especially on a budget , amazing I love your work
The Roman shade, removable faux bead board and the vanity unit?!?!🤯🤯🤯🤯MIND BLOWING!!! I’d love to recreate the shelf, but add doors!
Unfortunately, the amount of moisture & humidity that will be trapped in that foam will cause it to bubble and pull away from wall, as well as hold bacteria and mold.
AM I FIRST FOR ONCE !
Wow.. the sink part! Such a smart idea! But everything worked well! The simplicity and color coordination💕 Just 😯
This is soft, simple, cute, not loud. I dig it. Also I wonder how good that candle smells!!