Bathroom diy countertop

Did you know you can update your 90's bathroom integral sink with paint? Learn how with this budget-friendly painted bathroom sink and countertop makeover.

How to paint a bathroom sink countertop and tub/shower/tile for a bright white makeover that lasts without the demo.

Check out this DIY bathroom vanity and countertop makeover! This is a dramatic transformation and it was done on a tight budget.

Learn how to create a DIY concrete vanity top and sink without forms or heavy lifting! It's quick, easy and costs less than $50!

Hi friends! Today I am sharing ideas for how to make a kitchen countertop! This is a list of ideas for countertops that you can physically make yourself. Before landing on our DIY epoxy countertop makeover a few years back, I researched this topic for an embarrassingly long time. On the other side of my...

This is AWESOME! Who knew you could paint a countertop to look like marble? See how this blogger painted her granite countertop and made her bathroom look so much better as a result! #paintedcountertops #paintedcountertopsdiy #paintedcountertopsgranite #paintedcountertopsbathroom

If you’ve been following along on my social media, you may have noticed my remodeling of the bathroom (on a budget and attempting DIY). You can check out how I turned the bathroom vanity to t…

Do you have an ugly and outdated countertop? Spray painting bathroom counters is cheap and easy, and it completely transforms the look!

Let's get right to it! How to paint those ugly bathroom counter tops you've been staring at for years and hate with a passion!! I seriously don't know why I didn't do this earlier. I lived with the almond colouring for years. If I had known just how easy this was going to be I would have done it much sooner you guys, ughhhh! So here you can see what I was starting with. I have this lovely hexagon shaped sink that's also a part of the counter top. I don't care for the shape of the sink and

No tile removal necessary (yesss!) Oh how I hated this counter top! The previous owner had tiled it in white (and did a "not so great" job of tiling) and used GREEN grout! Why green you ask? I have NO clue! But none the less, it had to go!