A powder room with large VJ panelled barn door added to a backyard laundry, accessible from a pool area to avoid wet footprints through the house.
The project
We’ve added a pretty powder room at the end of our laundry room. It is easily accessible from the pool area, so we don’t have to enter the main house and wet the wooden floors just to go to the toilet. We are so happy with the overall look, and my boys call it the secret toilet as its hidden behind a big and heavy barn door.
Steps
Step 1
We started by stripping down this unused and unfunctional area of the house. We used a lot of treated Pine and MDF boards from Bunnings.
Step 2
Clever husband! Full DIY of this space.
Step 3
EasyCraft VJ 100 for wet interior done, he then cut a board in half as I wanted only half the wall cladded. The cabinetry came flat pack so we built them outside first.
Step 4
We opted for no tiles as splashback. Ekodeck castellated cladding was perfect. I love the contrasting look of it, and the smooth shiny mirror.
Step 7
Everyone is surprised with the powder room behind this tall and heavy sliding barn door, made by husband using MDF boards and Easycraft VJ 100 panels.
Tools and materials
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