A mum-of-two has helped prove you don't always need to spend a fortune when it comes to transforming your home.
Charlotte Greedy has described her bathroom transformation as one of the "best decisions" she has made after she grew tried of how the room looked.
She shared her before and after images to her Instagram with her followers now desperate to know how she managed it, reports MEN.
In the post she credits retailers such as B&M, B&Q and eBay for the makeover.
The post said: "I still can't believe I transformed such a disgusting bathroom which I despised into one I now love so much on such a low budget.
"The two main questions I get about this room are about my flooring & under-sink storage cabinet, the flooring is from @bm_stores & is only £39.99, the bathroom cabinet is from @ebay_uk and was £49.99, i also painted the tiles with @lovewilko tile paint & used cheap as chips white paint from @bandq_uk for the walls, and there you have a beautiful bathroom that didn't cost thousands! Have a fantastic day honeys."
The post was met with hundreds of comments from her followers who praised her transformation.
One user said: "I love this this bathroom I'm doing mine some point this year coz mine is disgusting but you have given some really simple tips to keep my costs down."
Another said: "Wow! That's impressive."
And, a third said: "Love this photo xxx."
Charlotte, who shares her interior style on Instagram at @missgreedyshome, says she got the initial idea to transform the bathroom from browsing in her local DIY store.
Speaking to money-saving website LatestDeals.co.uk, Charlotte said: "The bathroom was completely run down, dingy and grubby, so it needed a makeover but I needed to do it on a budget as I had just moved in.
"I bought a roll of funky vinyl from B&M for £39.99, bought some spray glue and a pen knife and fitted the new flooring over the existing floor.
"I then bought an under-sink storage unit from eBay to hide all the pipework you could see, painted the walls with a tub of cheap £10 white paint from B&Q and it was completely transformed.
"The total cost was just under £95."
"I had the idea when I went into my local home DIY store and saw some amazing funky Moroccan-style floor tiles."
