One of the positives of quarantine (because if you can't find the positives, this whole experience is going to be miserable) is that house projects around here have been getting checked off around here!
Being home all day has made me step back and think about what it is that I really want our home to be. I have been trying to clean out closets and bins, cutting the clutter and mess. Some days I am really productive and other days I get nothing done at all. It's the season we're in and I'm just trying to roll with it. It is what it is. That's what I tell myself a few times a day. It. Is. What. It. Is.
The biggest things we have been doing are what I like to call "mini makeovers". Really, they are just little projects around the house to freshen up rooms that have been neglected. The patio. A couple of bathrooms. Restyling shelves and organizing the hall closet. Simple stuff but it's making a big impact.
In April, we decided to tackle part of our master bathroom. We have a separate room for our toilet and it was bare and pretty ugly.
I had a roll of wallpaper I grabbed years ago off a clearance rack at Target (similar here). It was only enough for one small wall so we decided to use it as an accent wall behind the toilet. To start, we wiped down baseboards and gave the walls a fresh coat of white paint.
Applying the wallpaper sounded easier than it actually was. I don't mean it was hard, exactly. Maybe tedious is a better word? Either way, we got it on and it completely elevated the space.
The edges aren't perfect but it's a toilet closet that only we use so done is good enough.
I ordered the prints from Etsy (my favorite way to find inexpensive art for our walls), popped them into my favorite frames, switched out our basic trash can for a pretty seagrass one w/a lid, and added a faux fern.
