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DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors | Bathroom Makeover Progress

February 15, 2016 • Decorating, Woodworking

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Progress always feels good, even if it is slow and steady progress.  😉

I’ve shown you our master bathroom before pictures as well as inspirational images I’m leaning on during this bathroom renovation.  I’ve even shared a design board for products, design elements and DIY’s we plan to bring into this space.

Now I want to show you where we are currently at in the makeover and the steps we’ve taken to get here.  This will include a detailed tutorial for the beautiful and budget friendly, DIY shiplap pine wood floors we’ve installed.

It’s going to be good!

Let’s first take a look at where the bathroom stands right now.

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

It’s a small space, but I hope you can get the idea.

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

We’ve got the whitewashed shiplap pine flooring down (which steals my heart every time I look in there).  Then you’ll notice the DIY faux shiplap walls (otherwise known as planks).  On the ceiling we decided to install some faux ceiling tiles we ordered from Home Depot (which also make me giddy).  And on the wall with the window, we installed some faux brick, also from Home Depot.

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

Then we painted the whole space in Super White paint, by Benjamin Moore.  It is white and bright and some may call it boring.  I, however, call it a lovely multi-textured blank canvas ready for it’s work of art.  😉

Don’t you see how anything you add to the room just pops?!!

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

Or makes you spin and twirl?

I’ve placed in the room what will be our vanity, to give you a better feel for the size of the room.  I found this antique piece at an antique store and talked the guy down from $180.00 to $120.00.  I was so excited about finally finding the most perfect piece, I probably still would have walked out with it at $180.00.

But we’ll keep that between you and me.

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

The plan is to actually take the top off (and use it for something else) and replace it with a discounted slab of marble.  Then we will install our Joss and Main vessel sink on top of the vanity.

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

Now I am on the hunt for the perfect baskets to go under.

You may have noticed in my inspirational round-up, I’m pretty infatuated with the idea of a vintage piece, topped with marble and a vessel sink.

On one wall, my husband did some between-the-studs, built-in shelves which I can’t wait to accessorize.

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

And before I get into the tutorial for the pine wood floors, I’ll show you how we removed the space hogging swing door, and replaced it with a $30 door I found at an antique store.

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

We sanded the door down to bare wood and placed the door on THIS roller track from Amazon.  The hallway door opens in the way and hides that beauty, so we plan to swing the hinges around to the other side so it opens the other way.

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

I am really excited about how lovely it looks, but mostly how much space it freed up in our bathroom.  The door that used to swing into the space made a whole corner of the bathroom unusable.

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

But I love how the old door and the old vanity flow very well together.

Now we will be working on the electric, adding the tub, mirrors, custom build storage cabinet, toilet, curtains, and other fun stuff you’ll just have to wait and see.

Now . . .

Let’s talk about how we did the flooring which we figured ended up costing us $1.85 a square foot. This is pretty affordable as far as flooring goes and nothing beats the look for me!

Gutting the bathroom was quite a process and took a long time.  It required knocking down a closet, a corner shower and a lot of work for my dear husband to move pipes to fit the new layout plan.  It took us a lot longer than expected, but we finally got all the walls up and the sub-floor patched back together.

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

We bought enough pine wood boards to fit the space, and my husband used his trusty router with a 1/2 inch router bit to cut the grooves on the edges (much like a tongue and groove board but they don’t actually snap together).

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

Then he proceeded to lay them down, interlocking the boards.

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

He kept the screws hidden inside the grooves so they would not be seen.

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

Then we used the following products, both found at Sherwin Williams.

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors with a whitewash. Beautiful, budget friendly flooring!

It took 2 coats of the pickled white stain to get to the look we wanted.  Then we sealed it with 4 layers of the polyurethane, with a light sanding done before the final layer.

The floors are so smooth to walk on.  We will have to be careful about not getting too much water on the wood and between the cracks (like buckets full), but you have to watch that with any wood flooring you have.  Pine wood is a soft wood and will ding and dent easy, but I will absolutely embrace and love all the imperfections that come!

We got the idea for the flooring when I ran across this gal on instagram at @m.vintagecharm.  Just look at this image!!

I also noticed she did a post on the flooring, HERE.  I was head over heals with the look, and knew it would be a good option to try on this small space.  If we end up liking it, you just might see it overtake our house!  (After the hubs has recovered from this makeover, that is).

As always, my dear readers – I’d love to hear your thoughts!  Do you remember the before?

#1

Have things improved?  

I sure think so!!

What do you think of the flooring, walls, and the vanity I picked out?

We will just keep on plugging along and you can bet I’ll be showing you when it’s finished!

DIY Shiplap Pine Wood Floors - beautiful and affordable with a lovely whitewashed look!


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*We are partnering with Joss and Main for this bathroom renovation.  Be sure to keep your eyes peeled for some incredible Joss and Main products showing up in this space!

 

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  1. Nika says

    May 25, 2021

    Creating comfort in the house is always a pleasant emotion. The floor covering, as it seems to me, is not an easy task, I would not have managed it myself. In addition, it is now so easy to find qualified contractors for this, you can visit here and make it easier for yourself

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  2. laura pelosi says

    November 26, 2018

    where did you get the pine flooring?

    Reply
  3. AMY says

    April 29, 2018

    Was wondering how he shiplap has held up ? Love your bathroom ??

    Reply
  4. L R says

    June 29, 2017

    Now that it’s been over a year, have you had any cupping occur? Also, when you said that your husband “hid the screws inside the grooves,” to me that would mean screwing the board only on one side, the side that has the routed edge laying on the floor. Could that be so?

    I am putting pine planks in my bathroom, will also create shiplap with my router, but can’t imagine tying only one side of the board to the floor with screws.

    Thanks so much.

    Reply
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    December 14, 2016

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  6. Rick Medved says

    August 26, 2016

    If you love the look and feel of wood beneath your feet, wide-plank heart is pine flooring. Pine wood floor will transform your bathroom in beauty. Thanks for sharing this article.

    Reply
  7. Stephen Saugnier says

    August 15, 2016

    Completely have to agree with you there..beauty lies on the eyes of the beholder..shall we say? Some people may screech when their flooring gets scratched while others see it as just another dimension or facet being added to their flooring.
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  8. Stephen Saugnier says

    August 12, 2016

    The flooring looks beautiful but I have often seen that with wide plank flooring you have cupping issues. Have you had any such issues and how are the floors holding up? Any dents or scratches?
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    • camitidbits says

      August 15, 2016

      Hi Stephen. That is a good question and something I was worried about as well. After almost 7 months we have had zero cupping issues. As for dents and scratches, yes – it is pine wood which is a very soft wood as you probably know. It has dented in a few spots where something heavy has dropped, but I knew it would do this and I actually really love the soft dents around the floor. To me it fits the aesthetics of the room we created. But if you are not going for a vintage worn look, I would not use pine planks for flooring. Hope that covered your questions. Thank you!

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  10. Athena says

    April 28, 2016

    Bee- autiful!!

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    April 27, 2016

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  12. chloe | boxwood avenue says

    February 23, 2016

    Wow, you’re making it look so fabulous! It’s going to be a beautiful space, I love hearing about the process!! PS – LOVE the vanity!

    Reply
  13. Meg | Hello Farmhouse says

    February 21, 2016

    Cami!! My husband and I were just talking about laying pine in our kitchen and painting or whitewashing it, and I just saw yours and Mimi’s amazing floors!

    Did you nail the wood down or does the floor float on the subfloor? Thanks!
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  14. Tess S. says

    February 16, 2016

    Stunning, absolutely stunning!!!! Wish it were mine,(even though ours are very nice.)

    Reply
    • camitidbits says

      February 16, 2016

      I bet I would enjoy yours . . . because it is finished. Going without a master bathroom is zero fun! Ha! Thanks for coming by!

      Reply
  15. Barbara says

    February 16, 2016

    Everything looks so great – can’t wait to see it all finished – you most certainly have a sweetheart for a husband!!

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    • camitidbits says

      February 16, 2016

      Yes. Yes I most definitely do! Thanks so much Barbara. I can’t wait to have it done!

      Reply
  16. Min says

    February 16, 2016

    I am sooooo in love with your ceiling.! This room is going to be difficult to walk out of each day, especially once you install that amazing tub! The new door is perfect. I keep hearing mixed reviews on this type of roller track in that they are often very noisy. Can you let us know how you have found your track.?
    Have a beautiful day 🙂

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    • camitidbits says

      February 16, 2016

      I can’t tell you how excited I am to disappear into my bathroom and take a nice long soak! It will be difficult to walk out of 😉 I will definitely mention how we feel about having the track door in my reveal. I too have heard the noise issue. Right now I love it so much because of the space it saves. Once it is functional, I’ll probably be able to decide if I would do it in another spot. Thanks for coming by!

      Reply
  17. Emily @ Table & Hearth says

    February 16, 2016

    The finish on those floors is absolutely beautiful, and I love it with all the white 🙂 Can’t wait to see it all come together!!

    Reply
    • camitidbits says

      February 16, 2016

      Thank you very much! I was so torn on doing a white tile or bringing in the warmth of wood. This way, I have both and I do love it! Thanks for your sweet words!

      Reply
  18. Susan W. says

    February 16, 2016

    Talk about a total gut job! I’m loving it! Does that mean hubs lost his shower? Seems to me like you’re coming along pretty fast…of course that’s from where I stand.?

    Reply
    • camitidbits says

      February 16, 2016

      Thanks Susan! It was a big demo job and really messy! We are doing a tub/shower combo. I couldn’t live without a shower either 😉

      Reply
  19. brocanteuserose says

    February 16, 2016

    Gorgeous!!! I can’t wait to see the finished room!

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    • camitidbits says

      February 16, 2016

      Thank you! I can’t wait to see it finished either! ha!

      Reply
  20. Cecilia says

    February 16, 2016

    It’s looking great! Nothing like a complete gut job, huh? But so worth it. (We just redid our bathroom last summer. I still swoon when I walk in there). Barn doors are the greatest…yours is beautiful! It is a huge improvement over the old one (even unfinished!). Can’t wait to see it finished!
    Hugs,
    Cecilia
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    • camitidbits says

      February 16, 2016

      Thank you sweetie! It was a pretty messy gut job, but the layout was so bad it was all I could think to do. Can’t wait to have a bathroom I enjoy. It’s been a long time coming!

      Reply
  21. Shawnna says

    February 16, 2016

    Oh I just love how it’s coming together! So pretty! Can’ t wait to see when it’s complete!

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    • camitidbits says

      February 16, 2016

      Thank you so much! I can’t wait to put in the finishing touches. Thanks for coming by!

      Reply
  22. Dianne says

    February 16, 2016

    I love the shiplap, your antique vanity and most of all the sliding “barn” door!!!

    Reply
    • camitidbits says

      February 16, 2016

      Thank you for your sweet words! I’ve always loved pocket doors because of the space they save. I’m excited to give the sliding barn door a go! Love it already and I’m glad you do too!

      Reply

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