Blue bathtub

1960's blue bathtub - updated bathroom (before picture)

Here is part 3 of our blue bathroom re-do. Please do read the other parts here: Part 1 Part 2. It probably took as long to do the little stuff as the big stuff! If you've been following along, then join us on the home stretch! The Sink Area We now had a nice refinished sink top but nothing to put it in... Here is the old console (and toilet.) Notice the huge space on the left of the console sink.... We decided to slavage the 60-70s era console by filling in the detail, repainting it, and…

“We have spent the last year-and-a-half working on it completely by ourselves, one DIY challenge at a time,” homeowner Hayley Blythe says. “I love the bright, airy, calming spaces we have created over time.”

Karen Graham didn't want her bathroom to totally lose its past.

The rest of the space gets an update, though.

DreamLine’s Enigma-XO Tub Door is featured in the 2019 Bucks County Designer House & Gardens renovated farmhouse. The beautiful bohemian styled bathroom designed by the Tile Gallerie compliments the original blue tub and the oil rubbed bronze finish on the Enigma-XO. The barn styled shower door fits perfectly with the farmhouse aesthetic. #bathroomrenovation #farmstyledoor #dreamlineshowers https://www.instagram.com/p/BwkPp6bJYLp/

After looking at hundreds of different properties over the course of ten months (and losing bids on eight other places), Allison and Jovito finally found their dream home: a 100-year-old brick row house in Brooklyn’s Ocean Parkway neighborhood. They loved the house’s character and classic feel, but going into the purchase, they knew the home was in need of some serious TLC.

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If you’re looking to make your bathroom beautiful (or even just make a few functional changes here and there), it can be difficult to know where to start.Homeowner Nina Watson (@artdecojewel) has one bit of advice when it comes to renovating your bathroom: Start with the tiles. “Decide on those first, then try to unify everything to that,” she says. In her once-beige, boring bathroom, she was looking to make a major tile change.

Hey friends! Happy Labor Day! I wanted to quickly share with you a makeover that Cy did on a client’s bathroom. He had already started the demolition process before I could get a before picture, so this is what it looked like when I showed up. That is where the toilet used to be. He was going to try to keep and re-do the original vanity, but it was in such bad shape, I convinced him to let me find a piece of furniture I could turn into a vanity. I found this piece of furniture at our local…