Dark, Moody and Vintage Style Bathroom Makeover | Thrifted DIY Vanity
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Hey guys! I'm Alexandra Gater and I show you how to do rental-friendly upgrades and DIY projects on a budget. Today I am transforming a tiny bathroom into a vintage-inspired, dark and moody space. I up-cycle a thrifted vanity and give the walls a lime wash effect, but with regular wall paint!
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For the best results when you want to achieve a lime wash-like finish on walls without using lime wash, you'll want to start with a base coat in a lighter shade of the same color used for your top coat, then mix the top coat 1:1 with a clear satin glaze and apply with whatever tool gives you the visual texture you want. I used the glaze method with a sea sponge to finish my hall bath, layering 3 darker yellows (the darkest being almost ochre) over a pale yellow base to achieve an aged parchment look, and it came out stunning.
I was wondering. I’ve never done this just had a vague recollection that your explanation is how it should be done. The desired result is tonal contrast rather than different colors, right?
Well I was thinking that the variation is a bit stark, so I can see how that might work. I was wondering what would happen if you put gold or burnt orange underneath.
picture please !
Great response, I was going to post the same thing about using glaze - it can also give you a more subtle watercolor type effect if that is the look that you are going for.
literally was going to comment a similar idea! agreedd!
Overall I think this is gorgeous, and major props for being bold and going dark!
One thing I’d suggest: for the walls I would have done the sponging on top of a base coat of slightly lighter blue… the white showing through looks a bit unfinished to me.
And the sink is beautiful if it’s mostly a guest bathroom, but man I would hate trying to fit my hands in that tiny thing on a daily basis without splashing water everywhere 😂
A third coat might have been the solution. And maybe two or three colours might have been more interesting. The large sink spout seems to be completely out of proportion with the small size of the basin. Splish-splash indeed!
I thought the same thing, too, about the size of the sink. Guests probably won’t think about drying the wood top after washing their hands, either. I know it’s sealed, but it just seems like it wasn’t well thought out.
The sink is too small to be practical.
I’m an occasional professional painter (of illustration not rooms) and have to echo the comments advocating two paints for a lime wash look using regular wall paint. I would suggest identifying the lime wash color you want, finding the closest color in a wall paint brand, and buying two paints: a paint two shades lighter and two shades darker. Paint the darker shade over the entire wall, allow to dry, and then go in with a rag and dry buff on the lighter color, slowly building up as desired. You can always go back over with the darker shade! This way you don’t need to entirely rely on that difficult arm work AND the eye will naturally compensate for the difference in the colors from afar/see the desired tone with added dimensionality. Anyway… I love this makeover ❤️
The trick to this I think would be using less of the buff color than you think you will need so it can really blend into the existing color
As someone with similar background I agree. I'd also rather use a matte emulsion than a regular latex paint. Latex paintd attract dust (static) and have a plastic feel. Emulsions come in many varieties and arent static, and much better for the environment and prettier. Mixing your own emulsion also isn't that difficult. So much cheaper than buying Little Green etc. But you can't paint with latex paint over home made emulsion or limewash. Sponge-painted latex paint walls was done to exhaustion in the late 80s. Sortof like glossy apricot paint on textured wallcovering.
I think I would have liked the wall paint effect better if it was done on top of one basecoat of the blue paint. To me it looks like something went wrong.
It’s a rare Team AG miss for me.
Now the rest of the make over though: I love the moody vibes, that sink is stunning! And the vanity is such a good find!
Plus gold/brassy details will always get me ❤
I was just thinking the same thing. I don’t think there’s ever been anything that Team AG has done that I’ve not liked, but I’m not a fan of this paint job. To me, it looks kind of like a child did it. Other than that, I absolutely love the makeover!!
I think I would have preferred it over a solid coat of a slightly different blue shade. Otherwise loved the makeover.
Agree. Good attempt at vintage moody but the paint job looks cheap.
I really liked the walls for some reason. The sink, not so much.
This was a miss for me too. The paint technique looked pretty rough, but could easily be fixed with a glaze.
When I saw the sponges come out, I was crying, No!!! 🙀 I sometimes wonder what the new owners of my house where I did a textured sponge effect in the early 90s. When they wanted to paint a new colour they must have had to sand all the walls as really it was a bumpy mess. To be honest, I would prefer the solid colour . It’s such a gorgeous blue with incredible depth.
It's so interesting to see the sponge effect paint coming back in style. I definitely remember helping my parents with a sponge texture project in the 2000s.
My mother used it in the 1950s. Everything old is new again.
@@Beruthiel45 I used it in the 90's!
I think application is everything with these techniques. If it's not done right, it doesn't look polished.
Right, the dusty rose and sponge walls!!
Everything in design comes back around
I really like everything but the texture on the walls. Just a personal preference. I grew up in the 80s and 90s where all forms of this was over done. But I do love the color. The vanity is my favorite ❤ it's nice to see moody dark styles because I'm burnt out on the light and bright tones where everything kinda looks the same.
I was coming here to say the same. Everything looks great, and I don't mind the kookey mirror so much, but the paint... I saw so many 80s homes with sponge/rag ain't and it never ever looked good..I could say that this technique might have worked if they used it on an already tonal wall (shade up for brighter and down for moodier, your perference) but on top of the white it looks shabby cheap.
Otherwise, I would love this in my house,
P.s. I bet you 100% they repaint within the year.... sns
Moody is so great in small spaces. We once bought a house with a smallish bathroom that had navy blue walls. Adding a pure white shower curtain and white towels made it look amazing.
My words exactly. Have to say I did cringe a bit with the painting. Although the color was beautiful, (loved it on the celling), the walls just didn't work. Loved the vanity and countertop! Was confused though, by the artwork for a family, friendly guest bathroom. 🤔
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Love your name and I 💯 agree with your comments
The walls look like our jcpenney photoshoots from the 90s and not in the new trendy way lol but I love that you guys tried!
I used to help my dad put texture on walls 🤣 I'm sorry to our victims
Everybody talkin smack about the paint but I honestly love it. I think you’re ahead on the trend and people haven’t quite caught up to it yet 😂
Very cool... I am certain they are going to change that wall color though.
I was just telling my husband I want to make a dark, moody, and vintage bathroom. This video couldn’t have come at a better time ❤
Its gorgeous isnt it ,I'd of never thought of the walls done this way deff going give it a go
Yes! I also want this dark moody vibe 😮 that vanity is everything 💛
My brother has a small powder room under the stairs He made it into an elegant cave
@@nicolenaik309 I couldn’t agree more 💕
@@janetsandham7058 the walls turned out amazing.
I love how Graham brings a sense of humor in your videos
Ohhh!! I don't have anything good to say about this make over, but as long as the client likes it, it's fine.....for them!
Oooh you left me behind on this one. I could not dislike the paint more. That bathroom would depress the hell out of me but each to their own.
Not a fan of the walls but I love the overall makeover. Great work as usual Team AG!
Same. Luckily it is paint and I would just paint it over the same colour solid.
Me either, but that that sink bothers me more it's a great piece of art but it's just not practical especially if you got kids, I hope this isn't their only bathroom, you can tell they ain't feeling it.
Agree, an awful technique.
I am having a massive reaction to those walls, which bothers me. I *want* to like them but it’s like I just physically can’t. However, the color is great and the rest of the details in the room are perfect. If it were my powder room I would just zip a traditional coat of the same color up and then it would be true love!
I agree. Probably my least favourite renovation. The elements work but not quite the way it's been done. The white streaks are too prominent for my liking, and does not look like lime wash to me. i would prefer a more muted cloud look rather than the streaks. While the cupboard was lovey, I didn't like the glass as you could see the toilet paper and plumbing, which to me is an eye sore. It was kitsch, and will date pretty quickly. I would have preferred something a little more organic and classy.
Graham is a whole mood! 😅 There's no sugar coating to expect from him, love it!
Wow, I'll bet getting wrapped gifts from Graham would be amazing. The wrapping job on the toilet was impeccable
So funny…..
that was an art history moment (feng shui i think it is not)
Lol, I thought the same thing….look at that toilet, all it needs is a bow.
lol!
He's a meticulous man.
Not a fan of this paint technique personally, but I like the vanity 😀
I think the problem is not with the paint technique but with the execution, especially on the wall right of the sink, more dark and messy than dark and moody. Everything else is very lovely.
Not a fan of the wall. But I adore your courage to do that technique. I hope the owner genuinely likes it.
The more I watch the more I love Graham. He’s so adorable and his experiments with the vinegar is so relatable. My siblings and I did stuff like that too. 😅
So great to try a paint experiment! It’s just paint! This did really bring me back to TLC’s Trading Spaces though - does anyone else remember when they would sponge paint walls all the time? ❤
I remember sponge painting my sister's powder room in the 90s.
Debbie Travis... back in the day... stencils and all.
I was also thinking how 90s this technique was!
Yes! Everything in design comes back around.
Oh my God, yes, this was giving such Trading Spaces vibes.
I love how you mentioned that the bathroom doesn’t necessarily have to match the whole house, especially something small like a powder room, could be its own style! Well done! 👏🏼❤
Hmmm.. I’d say this is the first time that I’m not a fan of the finished room.. I think it’s due to the sponged paint effect… but the home owners love it so that’s all that matters ❤
I’m the biggest AG fan but think I’m too old to go back to sponge painting and I’d find it too dark but each to his/her own and it’s nice to see you do a variety of things
"It sucks. It's not good." - Graham is hilarious and Alexandra's reaction to him is delightful. Keep up the teamwork, ya'll!
This was basically my reaction to the entire makeover. The walls look completely amateurish. The cabinet looks like it needs to be refinished. The sink -- how old will her toddler be before he can reach over the sides to wash his hands? The towel holder -- why not just order it in brushed brass instead of another amateurish attempt? Once the finish is altered, will it withstand the test of time? The toilet roll holder does not blend with the style of the room, and the metal bits are silver. The shelves look cheap. This is a hard no for me, except for the cabinet knobs. Compare those to the toilet roll holder and decide if they belong in the same makeover.
Beautiful. The only thing I don't like is the shelve on top of the toilet. Feel like it does not go with the new style of the powder room and is too bulky
Love this! I ain't a pro, but someone taught me a painting skill which is quite easy to do. Basically, you paint a color on a white wall, let it dry, then pass the sander vertically from top to bottom. I once painted a tiny white bathroom a moody blue and did the trick and it looked like a distressed wall from Europe!
Thank you for the tips! Would love to see the results! 🙌🏼
Another technique is to paint the walls in color of choice then dab paint with a scrunched up rag in a color slightly lighter or darker. Random dabs then rescrunching the rag to get a different pattern as you randomly dab the paint. Looks alot more organic.
@@rosier2185 I used this method back in the 80’s & it is a tried & true process I have used many times throughout the years 😊
Love the sink and vanity however would have etched the glass so you don't see silver plumbing. Great paint colour, really bad application. Supposed to remove frog tape before paint dries, saves doing touch ups. I don't understand a black shelf, that would have been great in gold/brass.
Every time I sat on the toilet looking at the plumbing would send me bonkers!! A faux back board to hide the plumbing would have made a huge difference. To me the overall concept of the entire design was great but I feel every aspect just fell short of the mark.
I tried to like it. When the first coat of paint went up I told myself trust the process. After the second coat I was sure it was going to be one of those episodes where Alexandra comes in the next day and says she hates it or it isn’t working and repaints it but she didn’t. I’m currently telling myself that maybe it isn’t coming across on camera because I just really hate it so much. However, I love the cabinet that was used for the vanity and the sink is stunning.
LOL! Most of the walls in my moms house (done by previous owner) are sponge or textured painted and I ALWAYS see creepy face images. Painting them all over!
Please do more apartment balcony or outside area makeovers! Would love to see more outdoor design & decor!
Graham and his old dirty rag joke got me good 🤣😂☠️. Was not expecting that from him but I love it.
I’m having late 90s early 00s flashbacks seeing the sea sponge come out.
Aaaah memories😁
I actually do really like it, and applaud trying something different. That sink! 😍 Though if I were to try the walls I think a normal coat of paint in a similar but lighter / darker colour under one layer of the sponge-effect would be a better result.
That way its not reading as the white walls underneath, and one layer of the sponge effect was more effective as a pattern imo
I love that the vintage elements of brass fixtures/gold frames/paintings were easily integrated with the modernity of the sink and the shelf storage -- so many lessons here for people who want to mix decor (or use things they already have!) while holding true to the moody vibe. Love this makeover as always - Team AG never disappoints
Lovely as always! Loved the sink but maybe a little bit too tiny?
Such a tiny sink, would be a complete no for me. Even though it looks good. Functionality is something. I believe you are not keeping the area around the sink dry when washing your hands...
It's cute; I wonder if it comes in a larger size.
I'm also thinking how messy the child will be with hand washing (speaking from experience, kids just love splashing) . Water will be everywhere with a sink that tiny, no matter how pretty it is. Childless people designing without children in mind.
i feel like you couldnt even get your hands under it. idk but this entire makeover was a miss for me :( which is probably the first time ive ever said that about an AG video!
I'm not a fan of the paint technique but love the color.
Loved everything except the wall technique the color was beautiful and the sink was perfect for a small guest bathroom 🫶🏽
Love the paint colour, don't love the effect. It reminds me of my finger painting from Kindergarten. I'd cry if those were my walls. - Also the sink is very interesting but not a great choice for a household with a little kid. No no no.
Agreed.
Love the dark/ moody Navy direction for this small powder room with it's burnished gold accents & curved black shelves.
Even the Light is novel & functional.
Less-than-loved the Wall treatment Also, the Sink, while cute, is likely less than practical with frequent splash-overs probable.
Some people are so critical !, I like the vintage , moody bath !! All the gold is wonderful and the vanity and sink are very unique !,
You usually knock things out the park. Can’t say this is my favorite. I love the color you picked, the sink, faucet, and mirror are all amazing! The walls not so much! This is just my opinion, and my opinion ONLY! For the 1st time ever this is one make over I didn’t care for! And I love your work!
I really enjoy your videos transporting myself back to the 90s when I was a few years older than you are now. The HGTV & TLC contents were full of DIY design projects with probably faux paint finishes being the most popular. I threw myself into that wholeheartedly. Christopher Lowell was extremely into this vibe. I copied one of his looks. It was faux leather. I painted a dining room with a deep red flat paint. In the same color applied high gloss, lifting off with massive wads of plastic wrap. Man that was ambitious.
I love the mood of this bathroom. My Dad redid his bathroom in these charcoal tones and something just is a little off, and I realise now that it's the fixtures. They need to be brass, and adding some wooden elements will give it more balance. Thanks for the lesson, team AG.
Ok so throughout I really was cringing at the sponge effects on the walls, and then at the very end with all the elements added, I must say I do love it. It really works
Love the dark moody vibe and the vanity/sink. But not a fan of the painting technique. I would personally like the walls painted solid or wallpaper.
The paint looks terrible.
Definitely needs a brighter light!
Beautifully redesigned 🎉! The sink is a dream, but it seems very small... and I get the impression that the owners don't like the walls all that much.
They weren't very enthusiastic about the walls.
I didn't really get that impression- what, l just bc they didn't include a clip of them screaming about them? I think y'all are just seeing what you want because you don't like them.
I am absolutely loving the projects you're doing lately. They've really matured so much. That being said please clean the mirrors (this is the third video I've noticed the smudges on them). It distracts from all the other amazing work you and the team have done. Can't wait for the next one.
Totally agree! Mirrors are sneaky beasts, you gotta look from all angles to find the streaks and smudges. I’ve noticed it in a few videos too. Love the finished product though. Well done Team AG!
Interesting effects on the wall. I think the thrifted vanity still looks like the original other than it is a piece of wooden furniture. Was hoping for a vanity that was more ornate.
I love Graham's chaotic energy with the mop haha. Also my anxious self would have waterproofed that whole vanity just in case. I love the moody vibes, I'm learning so many makeover hacks from your channel. Definitely keeping note of those when I get to do my space :)
Yes 'sealing' the whole wooden piece is my thought too. Water is bound to drip past just the top.
Seriously, I love how moody and warm the space is! My only change would be a shorter mirror so that the faucet isn't reflected.
I absolutely love your channel and approach to design. You probably hear this all the time, but I have learned so much about my own preferences and how to work with what I've got to create my best space. thank you! ❤
Sponge painting! LOL! We did that in the 80s.
One thing to keep in mind with textured paint finishes is that you'll have to sand when you repaint. Otherwise the texture shows through during your next makeover.
Great point. 👍
So true. It happened to me when I did a striped accent wall.
@@icecreammaker5007 oooh, stripes would be super distinctive. We had a sponge paint finish, and the wall looked like it was covered in drips or finger prints. We had already done one coat of the new colour and had to sand the whole wall pretty aggressively.
it’s funny but i actually think this is what they should have done here. paint one more coat over it so the textures still shows but doesn’t look as messy-spongey as it does right now.
love this bathroom though.
The sink with the vanity and mirror is just so gorgeous
Oh i really dont like the paint 😕 and i do like dark paint and limewash but idk about this hack. Maybe it could have done with a third coat, or a slightly lighter navy base with the swirls on top, like i get the vision but a lil more experimentation could have helped.
Also, sidenote, i just wanna mary Graham
Finally the style I’m into is featured, I love to see all the different styles for Inspo but I love Victorian vintage cottage dark academia moody spaces with hint of retro.
I love the dark wood dark wall color, brass and gold elements, but not into the modern ones, some of it feels misplaced. Also don’t love how the texture pulled together but it had potential I think the sea sponge maybe with one coat of blue would’ve been interesting to see.
I would like to see that technique with a second coat be a light "glaze" coat ?!
I agree with the modern elements.
Walls look good, but do not look like lime wash. To "fake" lime wash you need two paints, one lighter and one slightly darker. Paint a solid coat of the lighter color, then dry brush (dry with just a hint of paint, dab it on a paper towel to remove excess paint)on top with the darker color. Use a lime wash brush and the same technique as when doing lime wash. Criss cross pattern.
This was so beautifully done. I doubted the paint effect until the very end but I should not have doubted! The finished result is enchanting 🖤
Great work! Fun video, cool desogn.
But somehow I feel like the functionality is being forgotten a litttle. Glass door into a bathroom storage is not gonna be so pretty when you remove the decorations and actually live there.
Also, right after you said you do touch-ups off camera - you proceed to film a fingerprint-smeared mirror for the reveal. 🤣
I’m dying to see you work with a traditional aesthetic!
im going to be moving into my own space soon and i cannot tell you how much your channel has made me so excited for it. i have a pretty niche aesthetic but watching these videos has given me the confidence to go all in on it. thank you for sharing these make overs with the world!
i did the sea sponge technique in the 80s. Funny how trends come back!
Not a fan of the wall but absolutely love that sink
I really liked the mood, but the walls didn't turn out well. They look unfinished. Close but not there.
I think this is one of those makeovers that doesn’t capture how stunning and beautiful it is in person and the high quality of all the finishes and I think that is a really hard paint effect to capture on camera and it does look good, it’s just hard to see 😊 You’ve done really well 👍 The vanity is beautiful and people do not realise no one will see the plumbing in the cabinet once the owner puts what she wants in there 🤦♀️
Love the picture and the mirror and sink and overall vibe.
I don't think the owners like it, but they don't have a choice but to say oh this is nice!! I think a plain coat of paint probably was better, the sponge look if you don't know how to do it looks like a scribble scrabble, not wonder Carla and Gram weren't that trill about it 🤦🤦 Making mistakes we learn!!
One of the best makeovers the AG team have done so far. Small but mighty transformation❣
I like the walls, but maybe a more subtle effect with a thinned paint layer over it? The color is perfect!
This is my favourite makeover of all the makeovers.
A really beautiful technique, is to put on a base coat then apply a lighter or darker coat in small (3’) areas and go over the wet paint with wadded plastic wrap removing paint and leaving a texture pattern. You need to twist your hand so that the pattern is random and doesn’t look stamped. Labor intensive, but, in my opinion, worth the effort. It can be done in conjunction with a sea sponge, but the twisting hand is critical. Also, go over the edges of the sections so it doesn’t look checkered.
love the paint colour, hate the paint technic and finishes. Very questionable. Sink unique but very small.
I love that you use Etsy as a source! Please consider some vintage shops as well.
You are Awesome, Alexandra!
Just love Graham. He is hilariously funny.
It's all very pretty, but that SINK and that VANITY! Just so cool and entirely original.
It's absolutely amazing!!!
Wall colour cud never be better ..
I love it .. way too awesome ❤
I did a similar thing in a really dark purple in my dining room once. Cheesecloth was what I used and it was more subtle, and easier to get in the corners. It was very messy work, but I loved it. I love that vanity.
For me, dark and moody is the Only way to go. 😍
I like it! Wasn't sure about the wall paint, but when it all came together it was perfect. I also like that there is some small white accents because the toilet will remain white. The sink and vanity are beautiful.
I don’t know why no one else likes the texture and movement of the walls. I LOVE IT! Makes me think of like a black chalk board. Finally a video that’s more my style and color palette. ❤😊
Love this powder room. I also love that your spaces are starting g to be more tailored to clients wishes, resulting in unique designs.
Damp sea sponge dipped in paint affect was very popular in the early 90s...
Love the Team AG BTS of sniffing the sponge and testing the paint techniques 😂 beautiful result as always
Nailed it! This little powder room is packed with mood and style! Love the paint color and texture. It looks amazing with the wood tone of the vanity !
You’re a genius. People should NEVER underestimate you. Beautiful.
This bathroom is beautiful! I wasn’t sure about the walls at first but I love it
Wow. What a great transformation. The thrifted vanity is so unique. Great idea. But the star is that sink and faucet. Bravo team AG
!ove this browny-gold hair color .... Whilst the red looks rocking, this cool Victorian ash is stunning💕
I don’t know if I have ever thought of my ideal bathroom experience as “thrilling” lol. Love this style
Having sponged many rooms and closets and an attic with walls and floors done like a cloud inside, this is of special interest to me. The doors of every closet were removed before taking possession, no money left to replace8--- so fabulous colors and special techniques ended up selling that house. You did so well by doing samples ahead. So no screaming into pillows or the abbyse (sp.?) needed later. Thank you. Nice choices. Never seen a sink like that Good art,colors done with thought and care . We appreciate your resident angel boy.
Love, love, love that you are implementing more secondhand. Keep it up
Beautiful bathroom. Only suggestion is to paint the plumbing under the sink black to make it less obvious.
I was actually LMAO with you three going through the R & D phase. Graham is hilarious!! But all of you together are just too funny. "I see a snout..."🤣
Fabulous re-do of the room. Love it. I'm not a fan of the artwork lady with the blindfold, but otherwise....it's fab.
This bathroom is stunning. I love how the lime wash turned out, it actually looks like it was made with coloring pencils and I'm crazy for it. Also all the gold details, that vanity and especially the pearl handles!!
the wall paint really is not it, but the sink is so nice
I knew exactly when I became old. It was when I started to look at some cool home decor and immediately think of cleaning/dusting/polishing issues. Those kind of sinks are a pain to clean. It looked great. But a new mom doesn’t need extra anything when it comes to chores. Also, she may need to have extra lighting when cleaning that powder room. Love the idea, not the function day after day after day.
That cabinet was a great find for the vanity.