I made over my guest bathroom for $250 including a $60 Target decor buy – people call BS but I think that's a compliment | The Sun
A BUDGET lifestyle influencer has revealed how she renovated her guest bathroom for only $250.
Some people accused her of lying, but the DIY expert took it as a compliment.
TikToker Jess Maples (@jessmapes) faced skepticism over her video, even though it's not her first budget-friendly renovation.
She previously spent $230 transforming an entire bathroom with deals from Amazon.
Before Jess added her personal touch to the new bathroom — which was all-white — it appeared sterile.
It had no color except for a blush-colored mat by the tub.
Jess revamped the guest bedroom by adding contrast, texture, and movement.
She painted the top half of the walls black — with the shade black suede from Behr — and left the bottom white.
The DIY pro painted the vanity cabinets pastel sky blue, adding black hardware and a black faucet.
Jess replaced the old square mirror with a wooden-framed round one.
Most read in Lifestyle
SPECIAL BRANCH
Three clues Sycamore Gap tree was cut down in ‘planned attack’
DOUBLE TAKE
Nineties megastar unrecognisable in yellow dress 22-years after iconic show
LONE SICKO
Neo-nazi gunman kills 3 including girl, 14, & mum after opening fire at hospital
CHAMP CLEARED
Ex-World boxing champ cleared of sex assault after ‘calling waitress “pet”‘
For the last big transformation, she used a black-and-white diamond pattern to change the floor.
Her money-saving tip was that the floor is peel-and-stick.
The influencer also added two wooden shelves above the toilet.
She accessorized the rest of the bathroom with a black bathmat, black-and-white hand towels, and a black-and-white shower curtain.
Most people in the comments section were dubious that Jess stayed in her $250 budget.
"I hate to be 'that person' but I call BS on it being $250," a cynic wrote.
But Jess took it in stride, answering: "This is the highest form of a compliment tbh."
Another wanted to know more about where Jess purchased the fixtures.
"This is the wood frame mirror for $60 at Target. But I used a $50 gift card so out of pocket I only spent $10," the creator explained.
Source: Read Full Article