One Room Challenge FINAL REVEAL: Jack & Jill Guest Bath
Welcome to the One Room Challenge FINAL REVEAL: Jack & Jill Guest Bath!
We have added an extra week in this time, but I think all the participants have gotten all caught up from the storms in Texas. Our hearts and prayers are truly with them all. Now let’s take a look at this round of tOne Room Challenge FINAL REVEAL: Jack & Jill Guest Bath shall we?
Just to recap this challenge happens twice a year, April/ October, the designers only have six weeks, from start to finish in order to complete a full room transformation. Each week the guest designer’s will link their progress to the ORC host page Calling It Home, and share their room’s progress. The best part is you will be able to follow along step by step with all the guest participants progress, including JENRON DESIGNS, just by clicking the ORC Fall 2017 guest participants.
WEEKS AT A GLANCE:
WEEK 1 WEEK 2 WEEK 3 WEEK 4 WEEK 5 WEEK 6
THE BEFORE:
Here are the before pictures, of my very plain, vanilla box bathroom. It had inadequate lighting, and no personality.
INSPIRATION BOARD:
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THE TIMELINE:
Week 1- Introduction, Inspiration Board, & Plan of Action
Week 2- Order All Items, Buy All Supplies, & Frame Out Mirror
Week 3- Start/Finsh Board & Batten Wainscott Mill Work
Week 4- Paint Board & Batten Wainscott
Week 5- Install New Lights, Towel Bars, &Homemade Robe Rack
Week 6- Shower Curtains, All Final Touches & The Secret Art Project (extra week)
Week 7- BIG REVEAL!!!!
THE FINAL REVEAL
Looking at the Detail’s
Let’s start from he ground up. I found these ultra plush Ralph Lauren bath mats at my local Home Goods. I loved the color and pattern as it envoked a serine spa feeling. They also matched the shower curtain I ordered from Wamsutta, in Baratta Teal perfectly.
I finished off these beautiful Barn Wood Hooks, you can see check the full DIY link here, with some ultra plush Signature Egyptian Cotton Couple’s Terry Spa Robes if you have not tried the robes from Luxor do yourself a favor and try them. They are so soft and cuddly they make great holiday gifts for those “hard to buy for people” on your list.
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I found these stylish Le Masion, Le Bain Bath Towels and WASH clothes at Home Goods. They were also the perfect color to match both the shower curtains and rugs. I really like to add in some personalized bath towels to my standard on hand all white collection. It makes the room feel more personalized and special for your guests.
It is not a secret that I love the look of a Mint Julep Cup, I think they have a unstated elegance to them and can work in any room. I found these sweet little Mint Julep candles online at a little wine company called IWA. I knew the minute I saw them that I just had to have them. I put one in the toilet room and the other two on the sink area.
Part of making a guest bath feel inviting and luxurious is having nice products to offer to your guest. I know those of you that read all my posts know I am a huge fan of LUSH and Jo Malone bath products, but I also really like the Barr-Co Products. Their cute down home packaging was the perfect look for this rustic spa bathroom and the smell of this Fir & Grapefruit Gift Set is so refreshing.
On my inspiration board I had a large wicker hamper, which I think you need in every bathroom, to catch all the soiled towels, wash cloths and in this case robes. I found this really great hamper a my local Pier One. As you can see it is the perfect size to fit directly at the end of the vanity and can hold a week’s worth of linens. By far my best purchase for this room, because this is a true multi-tasker. This basket can be useful anywhere, a bedroom closet or a laundry room.
I even did a little organization under the sink. Lidded glass jars are added to hold cotton balls and q-tips. A basket of bath essentials in case your guest forgot something. Chakir Turkish Linen 8-Piece Turkish Cotton Towel Set with 2 Bath Towel (27-Inch-by-54-Inch), 2 Hand Towel (16-Inch-by-30-Inch) and 4 Washcloth (13-Inch-by-13-Inch), all in white. You always want to make sure your guest have plenty on linens under the cabinet for the duration of their stay. I really like these towels since they are quite affordable, wash up really good, and alway keep their color, or in my case actually stay white, LOL. Check out more in my Bathroom Organization post, for all my best tips on how to organize everyday items in your bathroom.
Whew, I am glad we got everything done and had a week to spare. Now I am spinning off into the Christmas Tree world to get the house ready for my favorite time of the year along with all the guests. Be sure to check out our posts on 5 Tips to Making Your Holiday Guests Feel Welcome and our Christmas Home Tour. I guarantee you these are both posts you won’t want to miss!
SHOP MY ROOM
WALL PAINT- Agreeable Gray Sherwin Williams TRIM PAINT- Pure White Sherwin Williams TILE FLOORS/WALLS- Interceramic White/Recife 13×13 TOWEL RINGS- Phoebe by Delta LIGHT FIXTURE-251 River Station Stain Nickel Two Light Bath Sconce Bellacore SHOWER CURTAIN – Wamsutta Baratta Teal Le BAIN TOWELS- HomeGoods “WASH”CLOTHS- HomeGoods SOAP DISPENSERS-Hobby Lobby BATH MATS- Ralph Lauren HomeGoods HAMPER- Pier One ROBES- Pottery Barn BARR & CO. SET- Fir & Grapefruit Gift Set MINT JULEP CANDLES- IWA GLASS VASE-HomeGoods FRAMES- Hobby Lobby HOOKS- My Gift TURKISH TOWELS-Chakir Turkish Linen 8-Piece Turkish Cotton Towel Set
You have done a beautiful job transforming this bathroom. I love the barn wood hooks.
So pretty! That large basket is great! Love the molding and the mirror. Everything looks great!
I love this very pretty space. I bet your family loves it! You’ve added some lovely details.
Great job Jennifer! Your accent color is absolutely beautiful. Perfect choice!
Jennifer this bathroom looks awesome!! No more vanilla box! It is so warm and inviting now. I just love all the touches you added, congratulations on finishing up this space!!
Great job, your makeover is beautiful. I especially loved the new board and batten.
Love how the bathroom turned out! It’s so pretty! Great job!
WOW! What an amazing difference! This bath certainly has personality now. Love the B&B and the artwork. All of the little details come together so beautifully. So thrilled for you and your family! Now it’s time to enjoy. Susie from The Chelsea Project
I love the framed mirror and those rugs! Your bathroom really looks so spa-like!
This guest bath came out so nice, Jennifer! Everything was well thought out. Looks so clean and serene!
It turned out really nice and you had a beautiful vision and made it happen. I love the robe hooks and the board and batten it really dressed up the space nicely. Like pearls with a Sunday dress.
The style is great and a good use of the space.
It’s amazing how these additional touches take the space from plain to spa like, great job Jennifer!
AWESOME makeover!! Feeling inspired now to redo my bathroom. Crazy how a few little things can make such a big difference
CUTE!!!! Life is in the details. Its country and classy.
Oh, I just love this transformation! My favorite part is the wainscoting. It really makes the room look bigger and more luxurious. I also love, love, love the barn hooks. It gives it a classy, yet comfortable look. Beautiful! Well done!
Great transformation! I love the light fixtures and your towel rack! Much more character now! : )
Love all the details you added Jennifer! So pretty! Congrats and Cheers to us for another room done!
What a gorgeous reveal!! I am loving those hooks. And the throw rugs look so gushy – awesome job! Congrats!
This is an excellent post, The final reveal you represented was a grade A renovation. You used good use of space, color and finishes. Thank you for participating in the ORC for the Fall 2017 exposition.
Yay, the reveal is great! You did such a good job on your guest bath. The Board and Batten turned out perfectly, the lighting is so much better- very bright and more white. The art turned out awesome and looks just like that expensive stuff at RH. You really out did yourself.
I like how his project turned out, you did such a good job all the way through the challenge with excellent posts. Effectively teaching us all how to DIY this very see room for our own homes. Thank you!
Your guest bathroom, turned out so nice. I really like that robe rack and the batten board, but all your projects turned out great and made the reveal super nice. I like that you now have plans for the adjoining guest bedroom door as well. Looks like you have a plan for the next big contest.
This turned out so nice Jen! I am so happy that you have found a great group of bloggers like this and you can share your many talents with them all.
I am really loving the full transformation your did for this Jack and Jill Bathroom. I know I have been looking for inspiration for mine for a while now, but you did not see many design posts on this type of bathroom. They mostly consist of large spa like master baths, which is weird considering most on the population has something more like this, especially if they have kids. Thank you for giving me such a great inspiration for my space.
Your bathroom turned out great for the ORC. I really like how the wainscot made the space seem larger and you integrated items to make your guest feel welcome like the robe hooks. That might be my favorite diy project just because it was so simple, I could make that during the week without any assistance. Great job, love it so much.
I love everything about this loo, it turned out perfect and I love that your kept clean lines and the batten board white. It gives the feeling that everything is fresh perfect for a guest on suite.
The ORC bathroom turned out beautiful. I love the blue glass accents and those fantastic robe hooks. I am mesmerized by your homemade art and both DIY projects. You really went all out and did a great job enriching the plain builder great space. I will be excited to see what you choose for the Spring Challenge.
This project turned out really great, and you showed the ORC who is boss. Over the 6 weeks you had so many DIY’s and Craft projects, the entire segment was full of easy to do yourself projects. One of the best I have seen for a do it yourself. My favorite was the mirror frame out, which is genius! Give yourself a big pat on the back because you deserve it.
This was a very impressive read 7 weeks worth of great design ideas and DIY’s. I will be checking out your past Spring ORC as well, you put a lot into this challenge. I hope you plan to continue to do the challenge going forward this year, and I can not wait to see what you bring to the table this time.
I have read the entire 7 weeks of this ORC segment and choose to wait until the end to comment. I wanted to say all your posts are really great. You offer so many DIY’s and money saving tips. You are clearly more that just a designer your are truly a creator. You can make your art, walls finishes, mirrors and it all just amazes me. If you can dream it you can make it happen which is very impressive. Thank you for such an entertaining read I know a lot of hard work goes into to the making of this, but please know that it is appreciated, I love it!
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Finally! This is just what I was looking for, a simple to follow DIY on board and batten.
I simply needed to thank you so much for all you hard work you put on over the 6 week or rather 7 week challenge. This go round was a great competitor filled with lots of great designers. I loved seeing you work and the tutorials you included for the DIY followers. You are really on to something with that concept. So don’t let go or sell out.
Aw, this was a very nice post. I would love to become a participant in the ORC but time has not been easy to crave out for the 6 week challenge. You really created a magnificent space, and you had so many great DIY inspirations as well, not just buying a whole bunch of stuff and putting it into a room, I mean anyone can do that. I love to see the designer on ORC that actually do the work themselves, to me it says a lot about the designer.
I get so much pleasure from reading a blog like this. I just wanted to leave you are comment to let you know that and also how beautiful your bathroom turned out to be. Have followed your entire journey 7 weeks of posts and I decided I would all my comments here. The mirror was exceptional. The batten board a necessity, I can not imagine that room any other way. The lightening was spot on perfection and the set of art and robe hooks you created….. has left me speechless. Along with all you sweet little designer touches you created the perfect guest bath. Sending your a standing ovation, the design world need to take notice of you.
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Your main inspiration and expertise paired with your kindness to handle all things during this design was vital to it’s success. I’m not sure what I would’ve done for my jack and jill bath if I had not come upon such a subject and outline like this. I am really able to point my compass in the right design direction and relish my future hall bath. Thanks so much for your time, and very much for your expert and amazing guidelines. I will not think twice to refer the blog to any individual who desires recommendations on this design problems.
This entire post and project turned out really great, I love that your have participated in this challenge for two seasons. Thanks a lot again for all the details and design tips. Can’t wait for the spring season to see what you take on next.
Всем большой привет! Поздравляю с новым годом, хочу пожелать всем счастья, здоровья и удачи в этом году!
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Translation: Hello everyone! Congratulations on the New Year, I want to wish everyone happiness, health and good luck this year!
You have a great website, many of the entries are really useful.
This is the appropriate blog for anybody who wants to seek out out about this topic. You completely understand a lot about interior design from start to finish. You are not just a fruity designer that picks tile and carpet samples for people either, you really embrace all the stages of development, construction, lighting, and the pretty stuff too. Congratulation on this ORC project it turned out really nice and showcases all of your talents. Simply great!
You really did a great job on this room for the ORC, my apologies that I am just getting around to reading them all the holidays took me for a crazy ride. I wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed all your posts, the robe rack and Board and Batten were my favorites, or at least I found to be the most useful to me and work in my home. Thank you for your entire effort on this website.
I am thrilled at the precious recommendations I received from your site. The DIY tutorial and all the great craft projects really made this space come together. Great job and Thanks for the whole thing!
Bravo!!!! This room turned out wonderful and you dod so many rejects in such a small space. The mirror and board and batten really made such a difference to this space. Of course I love all your DIY crafting projects too. Let just say they all worked well together to create and interesting read and beautiful room.
My husband and I felt like this one one of the best ORC posts, since you did all your own work. It really help us understand the subject matter pf adding batten board to a room. Which is certainly a fundamental part of this post. Without this DIY the post would not be nearly as effective to recreate on your own home. Thank you for the whole lot!
Oh this project is so inspiring, I have a little jack & jill that needs updating too. I think i have some really good ideas now.
I am not sure what the ORC is but I love the work you did on this bathroom. I swear you stretched the walls and made it bigger.
I just want to thank you for all the hard work you put in to your ORC post. I am sorry I am just now getting around to it but there were a lot of contestants this year. I really enjoyed the jack & jill bathroom make over you did so many tasks in one space. A wall finish DIY, lighting upgrade, 2 crafting projects and the result was great. Thank you for all your participation.
I definitely wanted to comment on you recent ORC project, it took me awhile to read it all but your did a amazing job. I love it all and I am deeply inspired by the Diy board and batten walls. Those look great and I am sure excited about trying to do this in my own home.
Love this entire post from the ORC Challenge, you did great, love the DIY projects. And now we do understand we need you to be grateful to for this. The specific explanations you made, the easy blog navigation, the relationships you will make it possible to create – it is mostly impressive, thank you for the whole lot!
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I have to express my appreciation to you and all the hard work your exhibits on this project. The stately upgrades you created made all the difference in this area. You truly have a impeccable eye for design and great ways to implement this visions. Thank you very for running such a pragmatic site, I find it to be very useful and will be bookmarking it immediately.
I am crushing hard on your site, you have really great ideas that I think most people would want to do to there homes. Thanks for showing us all how to get there.
I am so glad I finally got a chance to finish this post. Your Jack & Jill right turned out very nice and I love everything you did to create a larger more functional space.
I had to tell you how much I loved the challenge. You both did a great job and created a lot of fun focal points in an other wise plain Jane room. Great job and can’t wait to see you next challenge.
I love this post and the Jack & Jill turned out fantastic.You showed your reader so many great ideas all in one space, all with beautiful results. I feel like I could probably adventure out a do a few of the projects myself. Please know that you are performing a really great service and doing a great job.
I love how this project turned out thank you for much for sharing your journey and all the great ideas that go along with it.
Looks great you guys, this entire project turned out great. I love the Batten Board it is a nice upgrade.Thank you for everything!
This entire project looks amazing. I love your style of writing and that you transformed a already basic space into something beautiful but not over done. It has elements of wealth but is comfortable and livable.
I love everything about this challenge you did a great job! The board and battery looks great, I love the art work and robe rack too.
Love how your project turned out your did such a great job! The batten board really dress the space and all the personal touches that you created along the way made this a one of kind space, worthy of a spot in the ORC. So glad you participated!
I am not sure that I ever got around to seeing the final reveal on this project, so I came back to check it out, now that I am doing my kids Jack and Jill Bathroom. It loos great I like the idea of adding a barn door in the future have you done that yet? I would love to see it.
I’ve been wondering about this ORC challenge so I thought I would check out a few of yours to see what is was all about. It very cool and you did such a nice job!
I’m impressed, I must say this project turned out really nice. Plus the challenge you are doing this season too!
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