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Both me and my partner have been working on my mums bathroom renovation over the last month. It was a budget friendly bathroom as she didn't have the funds to go all out however desperately needed it renovated as her shower was leaking due to the drain having tree roots damage the pipes from underneath. It was a full demolition however we kept the existing plumbing where it was and just moved the shower in place of where the bath used to be to save $$$
Lots of bunnings items was used during this bathroom renovation. The mirrors was something I made with a frame from kmart and ikea squre mirrors. The embroidery hoop décor and Greenery wall art opposite the shower is something eles I made using bunnings artificial plant grids, kmart flowers and a picture frame to add a bit of texture and a pop of colour to the bathroom. We were extremely lucky enough to have scored the bathroom vanity from our local bunnings store. It was on clearance for just $70!!! However I wasn't happy with how plain it was so I took the door and draws off, sanded it back and applied a texture paste to hand create a unique texture design, which I then painted afterwards.
In total this bathroom renovation cost 6k. We did demolition and everything eles ourselves. However we did hire a plumber, waterproofer and tiler (for just the shower bed) as we didn't want to make any mistakes during this process and later on have water damage problems.
It was a big transformation and ideally I would have loved to change the layout However we were on a tight budget and moving plumbing and ripping up the concrete slab to adjust pipes was out of my mums budget.
We spent about 2 months researching and planning this bathroom before jumping into it, which helped us smash this out in 5 weeks. Keeping in mind I'm 6 months pregnant, and both my partner and I work full-time. So we spent every weekend or sometimes after work doing things to get it done asap.
Biggest tip: research and plan!! Communication between trades is a big thing to make sure everything runs smoothly
What a stunning transformation, @naz1! You've achieved excellent results, which I'm sure you're proud of.
I love your choices, and everything works so well together. The timber's warmth is a great addition; you've balanced that well. The custom door fronts also look wonderful and I haven't seen that done before. Could you tell us a little more about the method you used? It adds such a nice touch.
Congratulations on a terrific reno which I trust your mum is thrilled about.
Many thanks for sharing.
Mitchell
Naz1
You have really lifted that bathroom into the modern era 
I dont know what I expecte dto see scrolling down the page. You have given me ideas for doing my own bathroom.
Dave
