Before: Bare Bones and Limited Space
This space's layout and vintage fixtures didn't scare off the homeowner from a small bathroom remodel. Instead, she was inspired to work with what was already there. With a limited budget, she kept the layout of the existing plumbing and the pink bathtub, too.
After: Small Changes, Big Impact
The original pink cast-iron bathtub was the anchor in designing this small bathroom remodel. Beige grout was used for the floor and wall tiles to better match the rosy bathtub. A wood vanity (with lots of storage!) was installed and given a custom look with the inexpensive addition of arched metal legs and IKEA hardware.
Before: Outdated Wallpaper and Color Palette
This original small bathroom was covered in outdated wallpaper and a dull shade of yellow. The homeowner only used paint and limewash to completely change the walls of this space—no tile installation necessary. Installing tile can rack up a big bill when renovating, so finding ways to avoid it can save you thousands on your small bathroom remodel.
After: Bright and Airy Bathroom
The wall tiles were given new life with a few coats of white paint, and the old wallpaper was replaced with limewash. The salvaged vanity was painted black and a new faucet and hardware were added for a money-saving update. A fresh countertop was installed with a marble remnant, and a smaller mirror and sconces were hung to fit the size of the space better.
Before: Old-Fashioned Bathroom
After: Modern Black-and-White Bath
Before: Old, Impractical Bathtub
After: Stylish Small Bathroom Makeover
Before: Stuck in a Timewarp
After: Classic Small Bathroom Idea
Before: Opportunity for Bathroom Remodel
After: Eclectic Small Bathroom Design
Before: Basic and Boring
After: Posh Powder Room Remodel
Before: Utilize the Space You Have
After: Utilize the Space You Have
Before: Tight Quarters
After: Simple Small Bathroom Remodel