After about 2 weeks, I had had enough of the contact paper, so I removed it all to try and unify the bathroom a bit, even if it was a bit of pink overload. I had also taken off the closet doors, because they were bi-fold doors and I couldn't get into the ends of the closet when they were open. So fast-forward another 5 months or so, and I decide it's just still too messy looking. And so commences many more curtain discussions than boyfriend ever had in mind, and a couple of hours at my beloved fabric store, which is unfortunately moving at the beginning of the year. I bought two different prints to try out on the vanity, mostly because I really liked one and boyfriend thought the other one would go better, and it turns out he was right. It would definitely be too much though if I went with curtains entirely of the print material on the closets, so I decided to match up the line and just do a wide border at the bottom of the curtains of the print material.
Fabric Secret: Cheap sheets are an excellent source for plain material for large spaces, like curtains. I had to line them because they were thin, but for about 12 yards of white cotton, I paid around $25, so definitely worth it.
So after way more time than it should have taken me, my closets and vanity have matching curtains. I think it looks so much brighter and refreshing. Unfortunately, medicine cabinet door has always stuck, and when I was yanking on it the morning of the Apartment Therapy pictures, the mirror cracked. So I should have a new medicine cabinet at some point, which will make me very happy, as I am not a fan at all of the current one.
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