Inviting Spa Retreat

Host Joan Steffend and designer Kelli Kaufer turn a busy mother's bland bathroom into a warm retreat.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionThe bathroom's large outdated mirror is cut in half and made into two, smaller contemporary mirrors.
Spray frost solution is used to create frames around both mirrors. The vanity area is further enhanced with new brushed-nickel light fixtures.

A little ambiance is added to the tub area with a couple of inexpensive candle shelves. To make the shelves, shallow holes are drilled into pieces of scrap wood using a paddle bit. The boards are then painted brown and tea lights are inserted into the holes.

Vanity mirrors – $43, light fixtures – $80, candle shelves – $3

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