PR before with old cabinet and venetian plaster walls:

PR after with new cabinet doors and wallpaper:

PF before with textured ceiling and messy paint job:

PR after with smooth ceiling and new crown molding:

PR before with large mirror and a great view of yourself on the toilet:

PR after with new smaller mirror - no view of yourself on the toilet:

PR before, old light fixture:

PR after, new light fixture:

PR after, new faucet:

This a view from the hall into the PR. I'm very happy with the transition between the hall wallcolor and the PR wallpaper:

I love all of your choices.

I love, love, love that wallpaper; it is so classy!

Great DIY project. Great job.

I have the same big mirror in my powder room. I have wondered if taking it off would make the room feel very small. Seeing how happy you are with your room makes me think I will take it off when it comes time to do something with our powder room.

Have had so many other things to do & buy for the house in the almost 3yrs. I've been here, that the PR has been ignored. You have inspired me, & when I'm ready to move into that room & get to work, I'll know what to do...just copy you... lol! It's nice to see that the space doesn't need to be gutted to be radically transformed...you've proven that!

I had thought about a decorative mirror in place of that big one & it's so nice to see what a huge difference that does indeed make...even more so than I imagined!

Love your wallpaper, new mirror, & orb fixtures. Very, very nice!!

Ms-thrifty, it does feel good to get rid of the "old-ugly". Pam, I know what you mean about pending projects. This is just one of several that I’ve started that I can actually check off my list. I have several more that I’ve started and have yet to finish. I decided to focus on this one project for a week and knock it out. I can’t take credit for putting up the crown molding, though. DS did that for me.

Teachbls, I will try to find the wallpaper info and let you know what it is.

I can certainly identify with those of you who also have tiny powder rooms. I used to really hate this room and thought that it was hopeless because it was so small, poorly laid out, and no window. Someone here on the forum, sorry can’t remember who, made a comment about a powder room being a "small little jewel box of a room." I tried to focus on that thought. Now I think that in a powder room, size really doesn’t matter. ; ).