If you're like me, you probably spend a considerable amount of time in your kitchen pantry, making sure your family actually has food to eat for each meal. But let's admit it, sometimes our pantries can become a chaotic mess! That's why I decided to embark on a fun and budget-friendly pantry makeover that has made my life so much easier.

The bathroom is done! I’ve poured my heart and soul into this bathroom over the past 42 days and I CANNOT believe how it turned out!!!

Since all the walls were finished, it was time for the shower pan tile. I chose this gorgeous tile from Jeffrey Court that I knew would play beautifully with the granite on my vanity (also bought from Home Depot and arrived so quickly).

Let’s build a shower! Real talk: this is the first shower pan I’ve ever made. So I’m watching a ton of YouTube tutorials to make sure I do this right!

We started this week with NOTHING in the bathroom and are ending with half of the floor tiled and a shower curb! Progress is slow with real life and three young kids but slow progress is still progress!

We just wrapped up week two and yikes! Still so much to do! We finally demoed EVERYTHING. First the tile in the shower had to come down. I could see a little mold near the shower head but look what we saw when we removed the tile!

I was soooo excited to be picked to be a designer for the Jeffery Court Renovation Challenge this season! I knew exactly which room in our new 1988 fixer upper needed to be updated: our master bathroom. We were fairly certain the shower was leaking (and could see it had been repaired at least twice), the toilet was cracked, the wallpaper was peeling and the vanity had the tiniest drawers I’ve EVER seen. I think every room should be beautiful AND functional and I was so ready to tackle this one!

Want to make a huge impact for not a lot of money?! This Herringbone Accent Wall is the perfect solution. By using cheaper pieces of lumber (called furring strips) and a few tools, you can make the accent wall of your dreams.