Today is #shadesofdiy reveal day for the color pin Today is #shadesofdiy reveal day for the color pink. I am beyond grateful of these ladies for choosing me as their guest participant. 

@baker.blooms 
@homemadehuppy 
@curatedbyconstance 
@hautehouselove 

These little $1.50 travertine tiles turned coasters quickly became one of my favorite DIYs. Originally I had a big wallpaper reveal planned for you all but alas, life got in the way. 

But honestly, this project meant more to me than just a little DIY. This whole thing has served up a big life lesson for me (something I have been deeply struggling with for a while now). 

You see, I’ve been battling with self doubt, with worrying I’m not doing enough or “big” enough things, for that wow factor (like a wallpaper reveal). But, these little coasters allowed me to remember the joy I have in all of this and reminded me that perfection is not my goal. My goal is to show others that good-feeling design can be approachable, affordable, and attainable. And this little project is just that. 

I have been so caught up in my own head, dragging myself backwards, allowing those deprecating words like “failure” and “unworthy” to sink in. 

But these little coasters took me back to when all I could do was take a blurry photo, all I could do were minimal cheap projects, and I was so proud. It’s good to feel that pride again. 

So thank you, ladies, for allowing me to participate in this. I’m not sure you’ll ever realize how a little pink project helped save my mental state. 

Thank you, coasters, for reminding me of the reason I love design and DIY.

And thank you past self for relishing in the little things, present self for just allowing creativity to flow through this project, and future self for taking these lessons and blossoming them into something great. God has something big planned for you. You just don’t know what that is yet. ❤️
Another “room” makeover down in the books!! Ya Another “room” makeover down in the books!! Yahoo! So happy with this little mudroom makeover that will make our space so much more functional but also beautiful. This fun DIY room divider hides our water heater perfectly and adds the perfect punch of personality. Little spaces like these are great for trying something new like painting a ceiling or adding pattern. Have fun with your small spaces!
Welp. Me and this staple gun made some fine progre Welp. Me and this staple gun made some fine progress on this DIY arch room divider this weekend. (You can see all of the mudroom progress under the mudroom story highlight on my profile.) Now I just need to add on the legs and use this baby to hide the water heater!
It’s a late post kind of day. I recently scored It’s a late post kind of day. I recently scored this beautiful wood and wicker mid century cabinet from Facebook Marketplace and I’m in love! We knew this little nook (that used to be a closet) was going to be a hard fit. We wanted a piece of furniture that would not only look nice but provide some much needed storage for our kids craft projects and my extra decor pieces. This just so happened to fit perfectly in this space. I’m obsessed with it’s woven features, original brass handles, and mirrored back. Eek!! 

Also, swipe to see the beautiful artwork by @nabeelarumi. I finally found the perfect spot for her piece. The colors are absolutely stunning and the message is even more beautiful.
I’m still so proud of this mural. It really took I’m still so proud of this mural. It really took me out of my comfort zone. I get to see it every time I walk up to our front door, peeking through like a happy sunburst. This is about as far as we’ve gotten on this entryway but we have big plans. The majority of our entryway is paneled in real cedar planks which I love. The split level stairs are delicately wrapped in puke-inducing carpet which I don’t love. We have huge huge fun plans for these stairs; something I’ve never seen before. None of this will get done until after our kitchen remodel though so.... how’s that for a cliff hanger? I feel like a lot of our plans are on standstill right now because of refinancing so for now, I just have to tell you that I have plans but not actually share them with you.... good tactic? 😂🤦🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️
I clearly have something for color and pattern! I’ve been trying to think of what my design style is and I’m struggling with a name. Colorful eclectic?! Artful schmorgasbord?! Circus chic?! You tell me. What would you call my design style?
Posing with water heaters is a thing, didn’t you Posing with water heaters is a thing, didn’t you know? If you saw my stories, you already know but we’re in the process of transforming this utility closet into a mudroom closet to store all of the things. But why not make it both functional and pretty? This bright sunny yellow on the ceiling makes me so happy and the white paint on the walls really cleaned up the space. For freshness, brightness, and cleanliness, this white paint is my #shadesofdiy project this month. More to come on this small space but for now, I’ll just keep posing with the water heater and extension pole.
I’ve been nerding out on Mailchimp and HTML code I’ve been nerding out on Mailchimp and HTML code for my site and I think I finally figured it out!!! A lot of new stuff coming your way by the end of the week! Thanks everybody for your patience.
There can be a bit of a stigma behind thrifted hom There can be a bit of a stigma behind thrifted home pieces. While it’s become somewhat trendy in the last few years, I often run into people who think it might be gross, cheap, or out of style. Here’s what I have to say about that. 

1. Almost all items are cleanable. With the right technique, you can clean and sanitize just about everything that is secondhand. It’s also about sustainability. Thrifting and secondhand shopping are reusing usable items. That’s not gross. Putting well-working pieces in the landfill; more gross and a waste. You never know what someone else would consider valuable. 

2. While the items may have a cheap cost, generally you’re able to buy pieces that are much sturdier. Old things were just made better. They were made to last and were meticulously curated. And even modern pieces with good craftsmanship can stand the test of time. The cost may be cheap but the quality can be far from cheap. Thrifty does not have to look cheap!

3. As far as things being “out of style,” I say pish posh. If something makes you happy, that’s what you should gravitate towards. Don’t allow a magazine, a retail store, or even a little Instagram account tell you what you like. If you like it, it will go with your other pieces. Sometimes you just have to get creative. You are cool and unique. Let your space reflect that. 

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#eclecticinspiredhome
#diymakesmehuppy
#smallsharebigdreams
#decoranddiys
#moderndiydesign
#mythriftydiy
#thanksitsthrifted
#textureismystyle
#ispyvintage
#foundandforaged
#brassisback
#curatedmaximalism
#diylookforless
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DIY, Home Decor, Uncategorized · May 8, 2019

Eclectic Master Bathroom – the reveal! ORC Week 6

Whew! Guys! We made it! Our first One Room Challenge is complete and we made it in time! This is cause for a celebration and lots of exclamation points!!!!! Oh man … I feel like I can breathe again. Our house is clean for the first time in 6 weeks and we can actually shower in our own bathroom. Life is good! Not to mention, we have this beautiful eclectic master bathroom now that emits our personalities and really brings the space to life. My husband keeps saying he doesn’t feel like he’s in the same house. That’s one of my goals with client work and it makes me so happy that I was able to accomplish that with my own hubster.

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One Room Challenge
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom

What is the One Room Challenge?

The One Room Challenge is a 6 week challenge where designers, bloggers, and creatives from all over completely revamp a space. There are diverse styles among all of the participants and it is incredibly inspiring and invigorating to see everyone utilizing their own gifts and being in their own element.

To catch up on our little journey, you can read these 5 posts prior to this reveal post:

  • eclectic master bathroom design plan for the one room challenge
    Week 1
  • how to remove backsplash tile and repair drywall
    Week 2
  • Week 3
  • adding personality to a space
    Week 4
  • Week 5

The Before

So before I show you all of the goods, let’s take a little trip down memory lane, shall we? Remember how this space looked before? It had a case of the 3 B’s: builder-grade, beige, and boring.

It felt dark and dull, to put it lightly. There was no personality and it certainly was not a “design” we would have chosen. Now, yes, we did build this house, but when we did, we were just kids. I was pregnant with our oldest and we had never owned a home before. We had to choose budget-friendly options, which meant builder-grade and brown. But I am happy to say this eclectic master bathroom is so light and bright and airy now.

We put a lot of love into this bathroom. Almost every surface was altered and all with our own two hands. We learned a lot of skills like removing tile and repairing drywall, installing new tile, replacing a faucet, painting floors, mudding and adding Sun Valley texture, etc. And most of this was done after our kids were down for bed so there were a lot of late nights.

Ok, enough of this babble. I will get into detail on a lot of the elements in future posts containing tutorials. And if you have any questions about anything, please let me know! There are a lot of things in my Instagram story highlights as well @rufusandhenrietta.

Now for the Eye Candy!

eclectic master bathroom, geometric stenciled wall behind blue chalk paint vanity, round mirror, round midcentury light fixture, hanging planter, blue and red color scheme, vintage rug
geometric stencil in bathroom, red and peach color scheme, wood round mirror

After the demo was done and the initial paint was on the walls (Silver City by Behr), I stenciled this beautiful geometric pattern above the vanity. It draws the eye up and makes it feel larger. The lighter nude-y peach is Arizona Dust by Valspar and the darker burgundy is Decadent Red by Valspar.

geometric stencil in peach and red behind vanity with vertical stacked hand-cut subway tile with black faucet

Next, we installed the tile, which you can read about here. The vertical stacking modernizes the space and keeps it looking less busy with the stencil. This hand-crafted tile is so beautiful. It adds some organic lines to the harsh edges of the geometric stencil while still being sleek, white, and classic in style.

geometric stencil, peach and red, round wooden mirror, matte black faucet, blue cabinets

Next, we replaced the faucet. Holy cow! I never realized how much just changing out a faucet would elevate an area. We didn’t do anything to the counters or the sink but just adding this sleek matte black faucet added a touch of masculinity while also tying in to the other black elements in the space.

stenciled bathroom floor, hex tile stenciled floor, black and white bathroom floors, vintage rug, blue cabinets, striped shower curtain
Floor stencil

Then came the floors. You guys, these floors … they were definitely a trying labor of love on my end but look at this beautiful floor! No more dark brown laminate. I will do another post on how to stencil your linoleum another day as it was a process, but a rewarding one. (I used this stencil.) These floors make me so happy now. (Can you tell I really like stencils? You can see how I transformed our laundry room with a stencil as well.)

stenciled tile floors, hex tile black and white floors, modern geometric floors with brass floor vent
Floor stencil |

Adding little touches and upgrades here and there make the room feel well designed and special. This brass floor vent is one of my favorite things in the space, but how can I pick just a few?! I love it all so much!

We also added a matte black shower curtain rod and matte black doorknob and hinges, along with a brass toilet paper holder and new towel hooks. And then we added in all of the fun accessories! Don’t worry! I will post all of the sources down at the end of the post. For now, I’m just going to flood you with all of this beautiful eclectic master bathroom.

eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom, matte black faucet
Backsplash tile
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom, thrifted hanging planter
Her name is Jerusha – if you understand this reference, we understand one another.
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
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eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom, shelf styling
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
The other plant is Jerusha, so this clearly is Glenn 🙂
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom, lilacs
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
The drawing is from our 1 year anniversary trip to Seattle. At Starbucks, we both drew our versions of the Space Needle on a napkin. I had to commemorate this fun and special time.
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom

Wow! That was a lot! I hope you love this space as much as we do and I hope that it inspires you to create your own personality-filled space. You don’t have to have a ton of money to revamp a room. You just need the drive and a little ingenuity. Thanks for coming along this crazy ride with me and make sure to go check out all of the other reveals for the One Room Challenge. They are absolutely stunning and all are so unique.

Eclectic Master Bathroom Sources

Wall color – Silver City by Behr
Wall stencil
Red paint – Decadent Red by Valspar
Peach paint – Arizona Dust by Valspar
Handcrafted subway tile
Blue vanity paint – Swedish Blue Chalk Paint by Kilz
Matte black faucet
Wooden mirror
Vanity light
Towel hooks
Hand towel
Glass floating picture frame
Napkin – used as art in glass frame
Bath towels
Brass floor vent
Floor stencil
Shower curtain (similar)
Shower curtain rod
Brass shelf brackets
Matte black door knob
DIY art inspired by this piece
Modern geometric art on shelf
Brass toilet paper holder
Vintage-look rug (we’ve had this rug for a while and even though it is inexpensive, it works really well in the bathroom. You can’t put it in the washer but baby wipes clean it up really nicely.)
Burgundy knobs – out of production but from Anthropologie
All other styling done with thrifted items!

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S U B S C R I B E

And just for fun, let’s take a look at the before, the design plan, and the after!

eclectic master bathroom design plan for the one room challenge
eclectic master bathroom, vintage rug, stenciled floors, diy bathroom

Do you think we accomplished the plan?! I think it looks pretty darn close! Hope you all have a fantastic rest of your week and happy creating!

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Comments

  1. Angela says

    May 16, 2019 at 2:45 pm

    This is amazing! I can’t believe that floor is stenciled. Well done!

    Reply
    • rufusandhenrietta says

      May 16, 2019 at 4:38 pm

      Thanks so much! It was a lot of work but totally worth it!

      Reply
  2. Corinna - TheBohoAbode says

    July 4, 2019 at 2:49 pm

    Oh MY! That vanity scene is EVERYTHING! The color, the stencil, the mirror, the hanging plant, the hardware. I’m obsessed. Also, I totally thought the floors were tile. They look so good!

    Reply
    • rufusandhenrietta says

      August 1, 2019 at 7:45 am

      Wow! Thanks so much Corinna! We are in love too. It feels so good to finally have a room in our home that feels like us and not the builder!

      Reply

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Today is #shadesofdiy reveal day for the color pin Today is #shadesofdiy reveal day for the color pink. I am beyond grateful of these ladies for choosing me as their guest participant. 

@baker.blooms 
@homemadehuppy 
@curatedbyconstance 
@hautehouselove 

These little $1.50 travertine tiles turned coasters quickly became one of my favorite DIYs. Originally I had a big wallpaper reveal planned for you all but alas, life got in the way. 

But honestly, this project meant more to me than just a little DIY. This whole thing has served up a big life lesson for me (something I have been deeply struggling with for a while now). 

You see, I’ve been battling with self doubt, with worrying I’m not doing enough or “big” enough things, for that wow factor (like a wallpaper reveal). But, these little coasters allowed me to remember the joy I have in all of this and reminded me that perfection is not my goal. My goal is to show others that good-feeling design can be approachable, affordable, and attainable. And this little project is just that. 

I have been so caught up in my own head, dragging myself backwards, allowing those deprecating words like “failure” and “unworthy” to sink in. 

But these little coasters took me back to when all I could do was take a blurry photo, all I could do were minimal cheap projects, and I was so proud. It’s good to feel that pride again. 

So thank you, ladies, for allowing me to participate in this. I’m not sure you’ll ever realize how a little pink project helped save my mental state. 

Thank you, coasters, for reminding me of the reason I love design and DIY.

And thank you past self for relishing in the little things, present self for just allowing creativity to flow through this project, and future self for taking these lessons and blossoming them into something great. God has something big planned for you. You just don’t know what that is yet. ❤️
Another “room” makeover down in the books!! Ya Another “room” makeover down in the books!! Yahoo! So happy with this little mudroom makeover that will make our space so much more functional but also beautiful. This fun DIY room divider hides our water heater perfectly and adds the perfect punch of personality. Little spaces like these are great for trying something new like painting a ceiling or adding pattern. Have fun with your small spaces!
Welp. Me and this staple gun made some fine progre Welp. Me and this staple gun made some fine progress on this DIY arch room divider this weekend. (You can see all of the mudroom progress under the mudroom story highlight on my profile.) Now I just need to add on the legs and use this baby to hide the water heater!
It’s a late post kind of day. I recently scored It’s a late post kind of day. I recently scored this beautiful wood and wicker mid century cabinet from Facebook Marketplace and I’m in love! We knew this little nook (that used to be a closet) was going to be a hard fit. We wanted a piece of furniture that would not only look nice but provide some much needed storage for our kids craft projects and my extra decor pieces. This just so happened to fit perfectly in this space. I’m obsessed with it’s woven features, original brass handles, and mirrored back. Eek!! 

Also, swipe to see the beautiful artwork by @nabeelarumi. I finally found the perfect spot for her piece. The colors are absolutely stunning and the message is even more beautiful.
I’m still so proud of this mural. It really took I’m still so proud of this mural. It really took me out of my comfort zone. I get to see it every time I walk up to our front door, peeking through like a happy sunburst. This is about as far as we’ve gotten on this entryway but we have big plans. The majority of our entryway is paneled in real cedar planks which I love. The split level stairs are delicately wrapped in puke-inducing carpet which I don’t love. We have huge huge fun plans for these stairs; something I’ve never seen before. None of this will get done until after our kitchen remodel though so.... how’s that for a cliff hanger? I feel like a lot of our plans are on standstill right now because of refinancing so for now, I just have to tell you that I have plans but not actually share them with you.... good tactic? 😂🤦🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️
I clearly have something for color and pattern! I’ve been trying to think of what my design style is and I’m struggling with a name. Colorful eclectic?! Artful schmorgasbord?! Circus chic?! You tell me. What would you call my design style?
Posing with water heaters is a thing, didn’t you Posing with water heaters is a thing, didn’t you know? If you saw my stories, you already know but we’re in the process of transforming this utility closet into a mudroom closet to store all of the things. But why not make it both functional and pretty? This bright sunny yellow on the ceiling makes me so happy and the white paint on the walls really cleaned up the space. For freshness, brightness, and cleanliness, this white paint is my #shadesofdiy project this month. More to come on this small space but for now, I’ll just keep posing with the water heater and extension pole.
I’ve been nerding out on Mailchimp and HTML code I’ve been nerding out on Mailchimp and HTML code for my site and I think I finally figured it out!!! A lot of new stuff coming your way by the end of the week! Thanks everybody for your patience.
There can be a bit of a stigma behind thrifted hom There can be a bit of a stigma behind thrifted home pieces. While it’s become somewhat trendy in the last few years, I often run into people who think it might be gross, cheap, or out of style. Here’s what I have to say about that. 

1. Almost all items are cleanable. With the right technique, you can clean and sanitize just about everything that is secondhand. It’s also about sustainability. Thrifting and secondhand shopping are reusing usable items. That’s not gross. Putting well-working pieces in the landfill; more gross and a waste. You never know what someone else would consider valuable. 

2. While the items may have a cheap cost, generally you’re able to buy pieces that are much sturdier. Old things were just made better. They were made to last and were meticulously curated. And even modern pieces with good craftsmanship can stand the test of time. The cost may be cheap but the quality can be far from cheap. Thrifty does not have to look cheap!

3. As far as things being “out of style,” I say pish posh. If something makes you happy, that’s what you should gravitate towards. Don’t allow a magazine, a retail store, or even a little Instagram account tell you what you like. If you like it, it will go with your other pieces. Sometimes you just have to get creative. You are cool and unique. Let your space reflect that. 

#sorealhomes
#eclecticinspiredhome
#diymakesmehuppy
#smallsharebigdreams
#decoranddiys
#moderndiydesign
#mythriftydiy
#thanksitsthrifted
#textureismystyle
#ispyvintage
#foundandforaged
#brassisback
#curatedmaximalism
#diylookforless
#ourspaceourplace
#featuremydecor
#hauteeclectic
#interioroasis
#myaestheticabode
#homeloveliving
#mysmphome
#moreismoredecor
#homeisafeeling
Happy new year! Man I’ve missed you all! I’m s Happy new year! Man I’ve missed you all! I’m so glad to be back. I had an amazing time with my family over the last month(s) and enjoyed the much needed time off. Virtual school may have deepened my forehead wrinkles but it’s also deepened my appreciation for my kids as individuals. Getting a front row seat to their growth in skills and confidence has been life changing. They are persevering (even with their crazy teacher at home) and are really pushing themselves. They’ve taught me so much. 

With that being said, one of the things I’ve learned about myself is I can take myself too seriously. But why? I’m really a weirdo at heart and I love that about me. I let my head get in the way far too often. I’m not a big resolution person but I do want to be more intentional about letting loose this year, reaching for my dreams, and giving myself grace when things don’t go as planned. 

Do you have any goals for this year?

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