Ever since we built our home in 2020 this room sat as part guest room part knick-knack collector. Our main goal while building our home was to get in the house as quickly as possible to help save on money spent towards our construction loan. This meant interior design took a big back seat and I spent the majority of the build dreaming up different moodboards for each room.

A Gender Neutral Nursery with a Unique Color Scheme

HOME

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HOME

I’ve shared so many snippets over the months of our old-world inspired bathroom, but there really has never been any type of collective snapshot – until now!

From the very beginning, I always knew I wanted our primary bathroom to feel serene. I used our guest bathroom as a project to play, but this bathroom was always meant to be a point of relaxation. A space layered with timeworn textures and patterns. Granted they are faux-timeworn textures in a modern bathroom. With a few well-executed plans and a bit of thrifting luck, our bathroom turned into the sanctuary we always dreamed it could be

An Old-World Inspired Bathroom REVEAL

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I feel as though the title of this post is a bit misleading. Because rolling up your sleeves and building your own house puts you squarely in a save category and not a splurge one. That being said I do feel like there were areas where we allocated our budget more to one side than the other. No matter where you are in the building process (dreaming, saving, framing) you’ll come up against your budget. It’s just the way construction works.