Old bathrooms

Although they originally thought about combining the two baths into a single much larger one, budget considerations prevailed, and they decided instead to keep the bathrooms separate and make the most of each. Here you see ‘before’ pictures of bathroom #2 — if you missed the first one, you can witness its transformation here.

You don't need a lot of money to make over your bathroom. This budget bathroom makeover shows you ways to bring your old bathroom up to date on a budget!

one of many interior home photographs found in a 1930s photo album photographer unknown (any information known about this home, time period or interiors style is much appreciated)

If your bathroom needs a spruce up, you can distract the eye with small details for an up-to-date look

I wanted a new look my old, dated, 1" white tiled bathroom floor. I did not have the the money to replace. So I decided to experiment. I purchased a can of M…

Some “before” spaces just need a little bit of a spiff-up to look their best. This is not one of those spaces.The bathroom in Anne Notdstrand’s 1980s home was “so grungy looking you didn’t want to step foot in the door,” she says, with a stained vanity, holes in the wall, crumbling grout, and a “tub and toilet looked like they had never been cleaned.

Your bathroom is a great opportunity to pair practicality with unique design. Whether you are looking to simply add some sparkle to your powder room or embarking on a full restoration of your master suite, these 10 unique rustic bathroom designs are a great place to find inspiration.

Name: Dante McCarthy, her husband Johannes Brugger, and their son AmedeoLocation: West Hollywood — Los Angeles, CaliforniaSize: 1,900 square feet — 3 bedrooms + 2 bathrooms Years lived in: 1½ — rent Dante McCarthy, owner of Cloud Noir furniture and artist gallery, shares a lovely 3 bedroom flat with her husband and son. Their home is the top floor of a Spanish building with colorful tiling, hardwood floors and old stained glass windows.