‘I love how groovy they look’ says a woman after transforming her bathroom with £1.75 buy from Shein in just minutes

A CRAFTY DIY lover has shared how she gave her dull bathroom a brand new ''groovy'' look in just minutes using a bargain find from Shein.

Transforming your home can be a pretty expensive project, especially once you get a team of professionals involved - however, one woman, Indiana, proved that it's not always necessary.

The craft enthusiast shared how she gave her dull bathroom a new look in just minutesCredit: Facebook/@emvexed

Rather than changing the splashback entirely, she simply applied stick-on tiles on topCredit: Facebook/@emvexed

To ensure she was happy with the pattern, she first laid them on the floor and arranged according to her preferencesCredit: Facebook/@emvexed

People were stunned by the makeover, which Indiana described as 'groovy'Credit: Facebook/@emvexed

The thrifty homeware fanatic, better known to her fans as @life.at.number.22, recently shared a jaw-dropping makeover of her bathroom - and the process was both budget-friendly and straightforward.

The idea came after Indiana realised she wanted to give the glossy grey splashback ''a bit of a revamp''.

But instead of changing the background entirely, the DIY enthusiast decided to use stick-on tiles, which you can order online on the cheap.

''There's tons of stick-on tiles from Amazon. But I decided to order these from Shein,'' she said in her video.

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''They offer a few different sizes, but I ordered the 10x10cm ones.

''They come as a pack of ten, so I roughly worked out I needed two packs,'' noted Indiana, adding each pack cost her a mere £1.75, brining the total to £3.40.

''So, so cheap, so obviously I had to give them a go.''

The funky tiles featured an intricate design in black and white, almost looking like the reflection inside a kaleidoscope.

To ensure she was happy with the results, Indiana first laid the tiles on the floor and figured out the order she wanted to stick them on the wall afterwards.

Although the process of removing the paper from the back of each tile was ''fiddly'', the rest was relatively simple - however, she did note that the material was ''very sticky'', so it might be rather tricky attempting to remove them if you're not satisfied with the outcome.

As some of the tiles wouldn't fit the splashback properly, the craft enthusiast also had to snip off any excess material on the sides.

All chuffed with the makeover, Indiana said she was ''so pleased'' - and social media users couldn't get over just how stunning the tiles were.

''I thought they looked really groovy,'' said Indiana, who now was also considering doing her kitchen splashback with similar tiles in the on-trend herringbone pattern.

Dozens of TikTok fanatics raced to comments, where they praised the DIY whizz for the ''amazing'' work.

''This looks brilliant,'' wrote one fan.

Another chimed in: ''I did my bathroom splash back and the side of the bath with similar ones from Shein, two years later they are going strong.''