![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/i-transformed-my-dingy-bathroom-into-a-slice-of-heaven/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/newspress-collage-23231630-1690545735260.jpg&description=DI-WOW Published : 13:04, 28 Jul 2023 Updated : 13:04, 28 Jul 2023 A MUM completely transformed her dingy bathroom for just £150 - but she reckons you could do it even cheaper. Anna Forrister's family call her the 'DIY Queen' thanks to the low-cost projects she undertakes in her rented home . 2 Anna transformed her dingy bathroom into a little slice of heaven Credit: Anna Forrister 2 She said it "felt cold" before the project Credit: Anna Forrister For her new bathroom, she used £4 stickers from Poundland , a tub of B&M paint and wicker mirror in the B&M sale for £6 to transform the walls. Previously blue and white, the 27-year-old full time mum said it 'felt cold' and she wanted to create somewhere that felt warm. The showstopper of the transformation was B&M's Copper Blush paint which is an orange hue and costs £15 a pop. And the best bit? Anna, from Kent , only used half of the tub. She plans to save the rest for future DIY projects. 'I didn't necessarily plan it out, as such,' Anna explained. 'I get a vision and I start off with the first steps. 'In this case, that was getting rid of what's already there and painting white to start with a blank canvas' Once the warm orange paint had dried, she was able to add decor and textures -including pampas grass, a £3.50 Boho bath matt from B&M and a brand new under-sink cabinet that she scored on Facebook Marketplace for £20. The bulk of her little decorations were from B&M. Among these was a £2.50 little mirror, £2.50 soap dispenser, £6 wicker candle basket and £1.50 candle To jazz up the space, she put in £5 towel hanging rack that reads 'hello'. The most expensive part of Anna's project was custom prints and frames from Amazon , which she said you can forgo to cut costs even more. The mum uses social media for the bulk of her home inspo. 'I find a lot of inspo on Instagram,' she told National Plastics. 'I'm forever following room makeover accounts and hashtags. 'It gives me the urge to follow trends or change somet){kind=link}
A MUM completely transformed her dingy bathroom for just £150 – but she reckons you could do it even cheaper.
Anna Forrister’s family call her the “DIY Queen” thanks to the low-cost projects she undertakes in her rented home.
For her new bathroom, she used £4 stickers from Poundland, a tub of B&M paint and wicker mirror in the B&M sale for £6 to transform the walls.
Previously blue and white, the 27-year-old full time mum said it “felt cold” and she wanted to create somewhere that felt warm.
The showstopper of the transformation was B&M’s Copper Blush paint which is an orange hue and costs £15 a pop.