Bathrooms Home Projects

It’s official: Stripe girl summer is continuing into fall.

The "after" is twice as bright.

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

Little touches like the wood slats, swirly marbles, and the steam feature in the shower were inspired by Scandinavian spas.

The new shower is ahh-inspiring.

“It's so much brighter and more spacious,” the homeowner says of the “after.”

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.

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

Let there be light!

This project made one of the biggest differences in the whole house, and it only cost $53.

The “after” has “Tulum-inspired, upscale hotel vibes."

It makes a bold statement in a small apartment.

It’s “cozy, pretty, and personalized,” the homeowner says.

There's a fun, fresh bathroom in your future.

Small DIYs completely transformed the space.

“Spend the time looking for solutions, and don’t rush into purchases,” this DIYer advises.

It takes just a minute, but it could save you hundreds of dollars in the future.

The before: grungy and cramped. The after: totally luxurious!

This bathroom makeover has an incredibly clever trick for upgrading a light fixture.

Bonus: The entire makeover is renter-friendly.

The blue paint choices create a calm vibe.

It makes a huge difference!

It will totally ruin the look of your bathroom.

The whole thing cost under $1,000.

It goes from builder-grade rental to totally bespoke bathroom — and they’ll still get their deposit back!

The DIY mirror is a must-see.

The toilet is a highlight (seriously).

The makeover goes all-in on the color blue.

Grab your paintbrush — and a coffee mug.

Plus, there’s a wallet-friendly hack for adding some vintage charm back.

“Everyone loves the surprise,” the renter says.

One DIYer felt her bathroom makeover wasn’t quite complete — until she added this.

Gorgeous upcycles straight ahead!

“The original wall tiles were beautiful,” the DIYer says.

It’s not paint!

The new tile feels much more era-appropriate.

I’m actually excited to get up and get ready every day in my new space.

The wallpaper was a lucky find.

Warning: It will be messy.

“I am in my 50s and just learned this.”

It’s a little bit vintage, a little bit Parisian, and very welcoming.

For $1,200!

There’s a clever trick for making a brand-new toilet look vintage.

The project was a DIY success.

“Don't be afraid to go bold with colors in small spaces,” the homeowner says.

The homeowners aimed for “unique on a tight budget,” and they certainly delivered.

Don't let these tiny bugs become a big annoyance.

Goodbye, sandy beige tiles.