I started posting a great release on the blog because I sent it to Apartment Therapy for the Before and After episodes and I expected to know if they were going to use it. Look and my design geek fantasies have finally come to fruition, because I discovered traffic that swells from their site to the blog and I found this extraordinary functionality (click here to view it on the Apartment Therapy website).

So honor and eat! For the most part, I’m excited to finally let you understand how I do it, how I do it and how much it costs, so you can make your little bathroom look and feel bigger in just one weekend!

So really, this area was clean. The day I walked in looked exactly like it should be the day the original host moved. I was shocked that very well preserved old tiled bathrooms still exist. I like it too !! As soon as I saw this bathroom, I felt the urge to show the world how beautiful it could be in a pink bathroom. Is it ideal to have a room full of pink tiles? Not exactly.

Less ideal? Share that room with four other family members and try sailing in such tight spaces. Based on the existing vanity cabinet frame, it left only 18 inches of space between the vanity and the wall. I only dreamed of washing three young children in this area (and then drying them with a towel). It must have been impossible! The guest admitted that he had to put his two-year-old twin children in the toilet to dry them. What an unfavorable! Before I designed all kinds of plans to improve this room, I knew I had to FEEL and feel the FUNCTION better.