Part of my quest to live with intention includes living in a beautiful space. This is not a terribly difficult feat for me considering I share a 353 square foot studio with my boyfriend. Less space = less to make beautiful. One of the best and most recent improvements has been my fresh flower revelation. But this weekend I got antsy. I needed a new project and my web wandering led me to the most miraculous medicine cabinet I have ever seen.

Resting my eyes on this image inspired me to take action. Below is what I have looked at every morning and evening. For 547 days.
Once home, I measured the cabinets and cut the contact paper to size. It took about 20 minutes for the whole project (most of the time was spent cleaning the glass shelves).
I just love a good before and after – this looks great! I could use some of that cork paper to line some drawers around here… hmmm. Have a great day!
This looks wonderful! And it’s got me thinking about my sad medicine cabinet.
@ Miss Less: Lining drawers with the cork is a great idea! I was hoping to line some kitchen drawers with it myself, but I ran out after the bathroom project.
@ Rachel: Go for it! You will not regret making your medicine cabinet pretty. I smile every time I open it: first thing in the morning and last thing at night.
I totally agree that part of living with intention includes living in a beautiful space. As part of my quest to simplify this year, I have found myself really focused on completing all the little household decorating projects I have been wanting to do since we moved here four years ago. My hubby thinks it makes no sense that in wanting to simplify, I am bringing more things into the house (pillows, curtains, art, etc.). Now I can show him this post and say “See-I’m not the only one!”
that’s nice! i think i should use this idea to change my bathroom. thanks for your sharing
@Jackie: I totally understand about the hubby thing, Erwin, my boyfriend doesn’t get it either. But as long as I do the work and pay for the material he seems to just shrug it off. Also, see my post right after this one about the terms “simple and sensio” – this is totally a great way to explain it to your man.
@Kate: I totally agree and support the decision! I know you will love it. I cannot imagine it the way it used to be.
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