Woman gives her boring bathroom a stunning monochrome makeover using £28 stick-on tiles from Dunelm
A SAVVY mum managed to overhaul her bland bathroom for less than £30 by using stick-on tiles.
She revealed that as she rents the house, she couldn’t make any permanent changes but found a crafty way to update her bathroom floor.
She bought two packs of stick-on tiles from Dunelm, called the Floorpops Remy Self Adhesive Floor Tiles, which cost just £14 each.
The design is described as “an elegant gothic motif in a cool grey colourway", and they've been flying off the shelves as they're so easy to lay - seeing the design sell out in some places.
The result of her simple mini-makeover is a bright and fresh floor, which has a ‘water-resistant finish’, which she can easily remove when she moves out.
She shared her budget transformation to Facebook group , where she said: “Our £28 bathroom floor revamp in a rented property.
“Self adhesive tiles were from Dunelm (two packs used).”
And explaining how she got round the tricky part around the loo, she said: “Did a template and cut with that.”
Her makeover has been liked nearly 3,000 times, as people were impressed with her DIY skills.
One person said: “Think I will do this in my kitchen and bathroom.”
Another wrote: “That looks absolutely fantastic I have being thinking of doing something with my passage and kitchen that would run right through very nice.”
A third said: “Wow what a transformation. Looks lovely.”
This person asked: “Love this. How did u do it round the toilet? I want this in my downstairs toilet.”
Someone else raved: "Wow such a difference, much brighter the whole room."
While this person added: “I need some for my bathroom they look good don't they.”
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