Bathrooms Home Projects

All of the changes are rental-friendly.

Small bathrooms are a great spot to go big with design.

Just because your bathroom is small doesn't mean you need to skimp on style.

The most boring software on your computer just got a whole lot more chic.

The orange gradient tile isn’t totally gone, though. *Wink.*

My boyfriend wanted to go bold in wallpaper and in color. I wanted a wild toilet. We both got what we wanted.

Because tile really makes the room.

There are a few things to keep in mind.

I got my inspiration from a trip to Paris (and an ordinary stroll to get coffee).

Plus find 13 more brilliant small bathroom makeovers.

And the entire project only cost $60. Talk about budget-savvy!

Goodbye, early 2000s fixtures.

They don't have to be such an eyesore.

This bathroom makeover has great advice for first-time DIYers.

It’s surprisingly easy to DIY.

“I am a firm believer in making small spaces make a big impact,” the homeowner says. “I think I achieved that here.”

It had been vacant for nearly a decade before the current homeowners moved in.

One big theme this year? Ditching *dated* but embracing *vintage.*

And the change was mostly made with paint!

Paint might not be a power tool, but it is a *powerful* tool.

If you’re looking for a way to make your bathroom feel cleaner and brighter, try recaulking your bathtub. It takes a couple of hours to remove the old caulk and apply the new caulk, but it’s definitely worth it! Here’s how I recaulked my own bathtub in a few easy steps. Ready to give your bathtub a makeover? Great! Here’s what you need to get started.

Modern and farmhouse bathrooms have been wildly popular as of late, but if you’re feeling a little burnt out by clean lines, rustic beams, and super sleek materials, a retro bathroom might be a worthy style contender for your home. So forget the shiplap and shiny chrome finishes and instead set your sights on throwback design ideas that’ll make your bathroom unique and vintage-inspired — yet still fitting for a more updated home.

“I was in love with the green and black tiles,” the homeowner says. “I wanted to spotlight them and honor the incredible craft that went into building our bathroom.”

These walls didn’t get toned down — they got turned way, way up.

The after feels like “a swanky restaurant bathroom,” the homeowner says.

It’s an 1830s Colonial-style home, but you wouldn’t know it from the bathroom’s “before.”

So long, stained shower.

Pros say these mistakes are costing you money and time.

It’s luxe but still family-friendly.

The new vanity is a game-changer.

The DIY mural was inspired by the fall colors of one of their favorite nearby scenic views.

These simple projects are all about keeping your efforts low but your payoff high.

The “after” is luxe on a budget.

The tile from before looks totally refreshed, and the DIYer only spent about $53 to make it all happen.

This bathroom redo is peak “quiet luxury.”

The after is a big “wow” moment.

Wallpaper-shy? Let these incredible bathroom transformations win you over.

Bye, beige carpet! Hello, geometric floor tile.

Tile paint for the win!

This DIYer has great advice for budgeting for a reno.

The paint is holding up even better than she expected.

“You don’t have to spend a fortune to make an impact,” this DIYer says.

The new shower is ahh-inspiring.

One of the best decisions I made in this reno was thinking about how my growing kiddos will use the space for the long haul.

Let there be light!

This apartment dweller was envisioning something more spacious and spa-like.

After a few DIY changes, this new-build bathroom looks nothing like the neighbor’s.

Before, this DIYer says, using the bathroom was like “peeing in a pea-soup cave.” A quick redo changed that!