Tiny Powder Room Decorating Ideas

Tiny powder room decorating ideas

Hello hello and welcome to the last update for the current round of the $100 Room Challenge. I’m sharing tiny powder room decorating ideas in the glamour shots of what I’ve decided to call my tiny monochrome powder room.

Let’s have a reminder of the before shots first. The before and afters are pretty stark in this one because I was lazy and took the before shots with my phone 😉

And after…our modern half bathroom design!

Sink side

Starting with the mirror and sink side. The new items here were the mirror, painted light fixture with new shades, and a towel hook. I took down the long towel bar that you can see in some of the photos and added a small hook closer to the sink, much like we did in the upstairs powder room.

We also added a narrow shelf above the sink. This was Mike’s idea. We just used the small piece we ripped off of one of the shelves and some cheap L brackets I painted black. I LOVE IT.

Shelving side

As I mentioned in the week 1 update, this shelving pieces are actually from a broken Ikea Hemnes bookcase we finally got rid of when we started working on the downstairs area. We turned these two in to shelves, which was great because it saved us money AND all we had to do was rip them down to our desired width. No staining or finishing involved.

The plants in here are either fake or tolerate low light. 🙂 Also a few candles/room spray; more toilet paper; extra lotion, soap, and a cloth; and a little gray bin with diapering supplies. We spend so much time down here either playing in the backyard or in Ramona’s play space that it’s nice to have all of the diapering supples down here.

I’m really pleased with how this turned out! I didn’t end up buying many things for the space. Here’s a quick outline of what I bought, reused, or repurposed from the house.

Already had:

• Wall paint, Sherwin-Williams in Basalt Powder left over from our DIY Murphy bed project and painting the main room.
• Black spray paint because I’m insane and always have it on hand.
• Shelving from an old Ikea Hemnes bookcase that was broken.
• White throw rug and black fabric dye (see that DIY tutorial here)
• Diaper supplies basket, woven pot (was in the entryway), top pot (painted), and trailing plant and planter. The trailing plant I actually talk about in this article on how to propagate golden pothos, and the pot used to be a candle. See that upcycle tutorial here.

Bought:

• Shelving brackets (affiliate link) for the open shelving and for the sink shelf ($39).
• Shades for the vanity light fixture ($16).
• A new mirror from Target ($50 minus a $20 coupon I had from stocking up on diapers and formula during one of those crazy awesome Target sales, so $30).
• Accessories, two new candles, lotion, and soap, all from Marshall’s or Homegoods ($~20).

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