We’re back at the Valor Project, my friends, and into one of my favorite parts: the mudroom and powder bathroom!
Starting with the mudroom, let’s remember where we started…

BEFORE
It’s a closet, y’all. A closet. This project will make you see the possibilities of the closet (we also turned two small closets into two work nooks in the family room – they’re adorable).

PROGRESS
We wanted to turn this area into a landing and prep spot for this sweet family. It’s right off the garage, and opens up to the laundry room, leading to the powder bath and wine storage area.

Floor tile // Hooks // Cabinet knobs // Throw pillow
I am IN LOVE with the texture of the beadboard! And the way the brass hooks pop against the dark gray-blue-black paint (color is Cheating Heart by Benjamin Moore). Each member of the family has two shelves, a hook, and an enclosed upper cabinet – what more could you want?!

For a high traffic, rough-use area like this, a semi-gloss finish works best. It also makes the dark color more dynamic by being slightly reflective.
Now onto the powder room!

BEFORE
There’s a lot happening in such a small space. The vanity, the wallpaper, the tile, the…everything. Gots. To. Go.

Floor tile // Toilet // Sink // Faucet // Mirror // Flushmount light
I just want to clap it’s so much better. Swapping the vanity for a pedestal sink makes the room infinitely more spacious. The dark paint nods to the cabinetry outside, and looks incredible when combined with the brass faucet and mirror.
A powder room should be dramatic, fun, and functional. Check check check.
A few more details…
- Builder: Stevens Creek Construction
- Photography: Mike Davello
So there she is! I can’t wait to show you guys the laundry room next!
xo,
sarah
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