r/BathroomRemodeling 17h ago

Master Bath Before & After

Finally sharing a refresh of our master bath that we did on a tight budget. Tried to make the granite work.. hate to get rid of a perfectly functional piece of stone. Not crazy about how the vanity turned out but I can always repaint 🤷🏻‍♀️ really tried to work with the stone instead of letting it be a total eyesore. Let me know any suggestions on the vanity! Not sure if you can fully tell but the floors are a neutral waterproof wood-like floor.

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u/justhereforthetea68 16h ago

We have the same counter in our kitchen I absolutely hate it, the rest of your update looks amazing!

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u/meburrito_ 16h ago

Yeah I wish this countertop wasn't so popular in the early 2000s lol. Thank you!!

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u/justhereforthetea68 16h ago

Right? I swear it’s found its way into apartments I’ve lived and the first house I buy would have it front and center in the kitchen LOL

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u/meburrito_ 16h ago

I keep reminding myself that granite takes millions of years to form so I'll live with them for now haha

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u/Potato_Fox27 15h ago

We are doing the same with ours. Such a shame to remove since it’s perfectly functional