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November 09, 2009

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I think it looks amazing. :)

Nice loo!

Love the window dressing and the jar candle on the hook is lovely! It's all very clean and pretty, great job.

wow it is beautiful! I especially love the window treatment!

Smiles!
Michelle

Love it! The jar with shells and a votive is so something straight out of a magazine! Love it!

I had faith in you all along. You have such wonderful style I knew it would be beautiful when you finished. I love the float and the simple curtains....and now I bet you find yourself smiling when you walk in that room. Even if it's just the powder room. : )

It turned out great, it's absolutely gorgeous. The shelf above the toilet is perfect and the tea towel curtain is perfectly simple. I absolutely love the mirror, it's stunning and the jam jar candles are beautiful. It is beautiful, great job!

It really turned out nice, Sarah! I love that sweet cabinet on the wall and the shelf above the toilet. Nicely done - very lovely!

It is lovely, I have a big collection of jars filled with shells, sand and candles and I love them hanging from a hook like that. I cannot wait to work on my own powder room. They are small but can turn out so adorable! You did a great job!

The entire room is dreamy! That pie crust mirror? Absolutely perfect! The tea towel curtain? Divine! Yes, white paint and creativity...two of the most important design tools ever!!

Amy

the difference is amazing!! love it!!

Brilliant! The pie-crusted mirror is my fav, but the whole space is full of ingenious ideas!

wonderful...and so clean and fresh and beachy! Kudos, Girl!

Just beautiful...that mirror is flippin' amazing! I also love the simplicity of the clipped curtain, and the shelf for pretties. The room looks to fit right in with your casual, fresh, beachy home. Loverly :o)

I think it's just perfect. :D

WOW!!!!!!!!!!

I have been waiting soooooooo long to see this makeover, and boy was it worth the wait!!

I LOVE it! and so many ideas for my own powder room, you truly are an inspiration Sarah :o)))

This is so pretty. You add so many unusual extra touches. I love that hanging candle in the jar with the shells in the bottom. laurie

It's VERY "ok"!!!!!! Bright & airy loveliness!!!!!

m ^..^

The shelf is a brilliant idea and certainly detracts attention away from the cistern. Overall, I can imagine that it would be quite pleasant sitting there (can I say that?)

nice and bright and fresh!

dear Sarah...it looks beautiful...the shelf is a lovely idea as well..

seems like a LOVELY little possie to sit & ponder!!

gorgeous..

xx andrea

Yeah Sarah, Lovely job. I have been curious to see what you would do in this room as there are some similarities to our ensuite. Love the little cabinet!

Hi Sarah
Looks wonderful!!
As expected!

xo ~Gail~ xo

Me again

I meant to say
Apparantely a burning candle absorbs smells - so what a wonderful enviromentaly friendly alternative to a room deodoriser

It's great. The mirror is lovely. I have mirrors on the brain as I accidentally left a red Venetian one in the charity shop on Fri (one of those 'I'll come back and look at it again' but forgot, moments) and I can't wait until the place opens up again tomorrow to see if it's still there! Ben has just suggested your 'wall of mirrors' idea to lighten up our dark living area and I love it,so I really want that little red mirror!

You've certainly made a utility room into a pretty hideaway. Your guests won't mind relaxing in there. Do we have a makeover of the laundry yet. I think it is just as important as the loo. Cherrie

Great job Sarah. I've been following your blog for a while and it never disappoints. Keep the ideas and makeovers coming.

You did it again..clean, simple & beachy lovely.

Beautiful.

Wow! Gorgeous just like the rest of your house. I love the mirror (and everything else!).

another fantastic job sarah! simply perfection! ruby

You have SO inspired me!! Your bathroom is gorgeous! The white and the mirrors and the seashells and flowers....well, I am blown away....I have a 'powder room' that is,well, HORRID and I really try to keep the door SHUT as much as I can, so I don't have to look at it...it is half paneled and half papered and I think both are at least 20 years old! UGH, right? I am now going to rip it all out and take your advice and paint it white and make it crispy-clean looking...I really don't know how to thank you for all you share of your house and yourself on this blog...I read it everyday as I drink my tea in the morning and wait for all the new, wonderful things you show us how to do...have an awesome day..

The power of white paint saves the day again! Lovely metamorphosis, Sarah!

The fabulous mirror just makes all your creative touches come together - great look now Sarah. Love the shells and votive candle in the jar - what a sweet idea. Was wondering what to do with my shells, other than pile them in a big white bowl - next Summer I'll be filling jars, thanks!

oh, i love it!

so inspiring, girl! wish I had your energy!

happy monday!

Powder room perfection! Lovely.
Susan

Sarah--

It looks amazing. As always. I love the jar with the tea light--pretty extra touch for the photo session.

Cheri

Good morning Sarah, this is a so wonderful work... love it so much!!!! Bright, airy and delicate, and cozy too!!!
Have a wonderful week
Cariños
María Cecilia, from Chile

Beautiful, Sarah! I love what you have done! Have a great day! Beth.

It is so beautiful. I love the jar with the seashells and candle. Going to have to pass this on to my oldest daughter. She has a lot of jars like that left from her wedding. It was outdoors and we hung them in the trees with candles in them.

Sarah, I love it! That round mirror is oh-so-cute, perfect in there, as is that wall shelf. You really improved that little space & it's so cute. Well done, you!

OH. MY. GOODNESS...Sarah...this looks amazing!! I LOVE it!! LOVE the mirror! The shelf and the cabinet are perfect! ;)

Smiles,
Rachel

Now that curtain was the perfect solution Sarah. Seems obvious now... but sometimes we overlook simple when simple is usually best. I think the mirror is the final piece that really sets it all off. Just lovely!!!
Hugs ~ Kerryanne

Sarah you are an inspiration to us all. It looks fabulous
Alison

It is lovely and elegant and simple, Sarah. And so truly you! Love it!
Brenda

I love it! Great job!

I want that mirror!! This little room is lovely. Well done.

So pretty and dreamy... Great job!


pk @ Room Remix

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    We found our fixer-upper cottage in a very sad state about a year ago, here you'll find our journey to renovate, makeover and decorate in a laid-back country coastal style.

    We surf through life in our tatty old fixer-upper cottage with surfboards on the deck, old weathered furniture and lots of sandy feet...
    I love all things vintage especially old pieces of neglected furniture with that faded patina only time can bring. I scour the beach-side suburbs for one-off vintage pieces and make it over with a distinctive whitewash that unites that old beach house ambiance with a fresh new feel.

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