Often in blogland, I come across amazing renovations and today is one of those features. They say that kitchens and baths are the two areas that benefit the most in a home remodel and I can certainly see why. You’ll be amazed at the Before and After shots of this 1980’s bathroom, as it has been completely launched into the 21st century now.
Meet Carolyn, from Sweet Chaos Home. Prepare yourself for a jaw-droppingly beautiful master bathroom transformation that completely kicks the 80’s to the curb. Most of us don’t have bathrooms quite this spacious, but the ideas gleaned could work for any size room. 
Before, dark and dated, Carolyn’s bathroom did indeed need a little inspiration. So long dated yellow wallpaper. 
And old-style spa tub. Buh-bye! Good riddance. 
Hello beautiful! Oh my, sigh. Is this not one of the most beautiful bathrooms you’ve ever seen? Carolyn mentioned on her blog that the wall color is the ever-popular Sherwin Williams Sea Salt! I love this color.
A happy mix of white subway tile, board and batten on the walls, and that dreamy sea blue that we are all in love with right now and this bathroom is pure luxury. 
Enjoy the tour and hop over to Carolyn’s blog for more details. I’m sure she will be happy to answer any questions you might have about her remodel. 
Wow, I just can’t get over how gorgeous and spacious this bathroom is. I think I’d just move right in here and sleep there too. 🙂
Glass tiles are a great accent in the shower.
One more shot of the finished bathroom with new knobs and pulls which weren’t installed yet in the pics above. Wow, just wow!
I hear tell on Carolyn’s blog that she has big news and it involves her new bathroom AND the Nate Berkus show. Oh my, I think she is going to be featured soon! Fantastic for you, Carolyn and well deserved.
Thanks, Carolyn, for letting me feature your stunningly beautiful master bathroom. You must be pinching yourself every time you walk in this space. Go over and give Carolyn some comment love, she is a new blogger just this year.
Hope to see many of you local girls at the La Madeleine blogger’s lunch tomorrow in Marietta!
Incredibly gorgeous!! Looks a lot like the styles we’re doing in our master bath renovation! SO pretty, they did an amazing job! 🙂
Does anyone know the color on the walls? Just beautiful!
Carol, I just looked on Carolyn’s blog & the color is Sherwin Williams Sea Salt. Added it in the post, cause I know everyone will want to know!
Thanks you so much!!
I gasped when I saw the “after” photos. This is a lovely bathroom!
Carolyn’s bath is breathtakingly beautiful! I would never leave this room!!
hope you are well!
happy weekend….
xojoan
Simply gorgeous! I **puffy** heart that tub…
Hi Rhoda,
Thank you so much for such a nice feature! It was such a pleasant surprise to wake up to this morning 🙂 Your readers have been very kind to visit my blog and leave nice comments and e-mail messages. I really appreciate everyone’s thoughtfulness.
Have a great day!
Carolyn
How lucky to have that huge space to work with.
I am curious about that open shower. I wonder how they keep the water contained. I know my family members would have water spraying all over that gorgeous room!
Wow that is some reno
lots of inspired ideas happening there
Wow that is one awesome bathroom. I am loving that tub. So nice of you to feature this new blogger. I love seeing the 80’s get kicked to the curb!
Hi Rhoda
Hope you all had a fun lunch today. I would have been there if my work schedule allowed- which is the same reason I don’t blog. I read yours everyday and would have so loved to meet you. Hope you do lunch again someday, I will definitely try to be there.
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