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Stunning transformations of 19 bathrooms: before and after photos

Stunning transformations of 19 bathrooms: before and after photos

Stunning transformations of 19 bathrooms: before and after photos

It’s time to change something in the interior and decor of the bathroom. It is high time to get rid of, for example, an old massive bathtub bought back in the 80s. Or maybe someone needs to prepare an apartment for sale. We present 19 of the most interesting transformations that can inspire renovation.

1. Having seen this bathroom, the apartment will be bought on the same day

Bathroom before and after



Bathroom before and after

Before. This Massachusetts bungalow is over 100 years old and an old bathroom renovated back in the 60s might not have attracted buyers.
After. The interior designer, getting to work, knew she was preparing the house for sale. One of her ideas was to preserve the charm of the old house. For this purpose, she found a leftover bathroom on sale and painted it green. In addition, she installed a wall-mounted washbasin and tiled the walls. The unique curtain gives more color and personality, while the simple classical shape of the plumbing fills with the charm of the early 20th century.

2. The bathroom of the 70s after reconstruction corresponds to the spirit of the house built in 1912

Bathroom before and after

Bathroom before and after

Before. The state of the bath in an old colonial-style house in New Jersey was so dilapidated that the family had to use the bathroom only on the third floor, as the tiles here fell off and cracked, the location was very uncomfortable, and the large bath was intimidating in its size and color.
After. The interior designer worked closely with the hostess to make the client’s dream come true, using classic sanitary ware and tile designs. The tiles were chosen in color and pattern to match the era of the early 20th century, so they were made by hand.
The style of the bathroom is fully consistent with the style of the old house. The mix of mint, white and black colors and early 20th century interiors made this bathroom charming and welcoming.

3. Bathroom to relax after a busy day

Bathroom before

Bathroom before

Before. The bathroom was very dark and the layout was terrible. The place for storing things was poorly thought out in it, so everything folded on the top of the dressing table, creating heaps of.

Bathroom after

Bathroom after

After. The architect took about 40 cm from the master bedroom in favor of a new bathroom, and moved the toilet to the opposite side. This frees up more space for a spacious Japanese-style shower and bathtub..
Wood veneer attracts attention and makes the bathroom visually deeper, and the skylight has become the main source of light, which, reflected in the white tiles, makes the bathroom cozy and bright. The underside of the hinged dressing table is illuminated with LED lights. In addition, there is a lot of storage space in the bathroom, so the surface of the dressing table remains free and clean..

4. For improvements

Bathroom before

Bathroom before

Before. First, the main premises in this house were reconstructed, and then the terrible bathroom of the parents..

Bathroom after

Bathroom after

After. By eliminating the unnecessary terrace, the architect created a lot of space in the bathroom, and it became possible to install a new bathtub, a separate shower and a long dressing table, complemented by a secretaire table. The bathroom is well balanced in terms of proportions and lines. The bench is extended from the bath to the shower sector, and the walls are faced with rectangular tiles of different sizes.

5. Burgundy floor tiles

Bathroom before

Bathroom before

Before. The designer decided to keep the existing tiles and plumbing system to save.

Bathroom after

Bathroom after

After. He chose a neoclassical wallpaper that matched the finish in tone, and added a modern dressing table as a symbol of old and new. The washbasin and mirror are installed asymmetrically on the right side, so there is still room for bath accessories.

6. There is a place in the bathroom for a washing machine

Bathroom before and after

Bathroom before and after

Before. In the reconstructed attic of a former pince-nez and monocle glass factory, which was built in 1905, there was room for a fairly spacious laundry room, but there was no place for an extra bedroom. After the washing machine was moved to the bathroom, there was space for the guest bedroom.

First aid kit in the bathroom

First aid kit in the bathroom

After. The photo “after” shows the opposite wall of the one presented in the section «before». The architect and designer rearranged the cupboard with the washing machine and arranged everything in the bathroom in such a way that they got enough free space, where they installed a dryer and a spacious shower with a glass screen.

7. Fashionable mix of new and old

Bathroom before

Bathroom before

Before. In an old Louisiana home, a tiled bedroom has been converted into an owner’s bathroom after a major renovation that merged two separate parts of the home into one. Fragments of an old wooden wall, a traditional material in the past, are visible in the decoration of the bath. The designer got these boards from an old barge that sailed along the Mississippi River..

Bathroom after

Bathroom after

After. Homeowners and a designer from construction company MLM have tried to combine the new and the old in the interior. Old planks, a dysfunctional fireplace and doors symbolize the old, while a clawfoot bathroom enhances the breath of antiquity.

Bathroom after

Bathroom after

Tip: Preserve antiquity in the interior and decor, but do not overload the space with it. Maintain balance. This method is popular with those who enjoy contrast, such as combining a modern shower with a Victorian bathtub..

8. The glamor of early Hollywood

Bathroom before



Bathroom before

Before. Without a doubt, the bathroom in a bungalow located in Los Angeles resembles the style of early Hollywood, but required renovation both in terms of size and decor..

Bathroom after

Bathroom after

After. The designer has installed a comfortable bathtub in the bathroom, which is combined with a shower. At a flea market, she bought old wood planks, which she added to the modern decor. Modern plumbing fixtures and light sources were purchased from such stores. Ultimately, the bathroom is full of 1920s vibe but with modern touches.

9. Victorian style with modern touches

Bathroom before and after

Bathroom before and after

Before. Bath owners are tired of constantly splashing water on the floor. Plus, they’d like something more modern in a Victorian bathroom..

Bathroom after

Bathroom after

After. The architect expanded the bath with an adjacent toilet and storage room, thus creating space for a shower and a bath. For the decor, she used elements of the Victorian style: marble, hexagonal tiles and walnut wood, but in more modern interpretations and forms. In addition, the wall is decorated with wallpaper with a damask pattern, which, on closer inspection, shows cowboys on horseback..

10. Self-repair

Bathroom before

Bathroom before

Before. It took homeowners a lot of work to transform this space into a cozy bathroom in a private home. True, they were a little lucky. While relaxing in the forest, thanks to binoculars, they found a washbasin from the 1930s.

Bathroom after

Bathroom after

After. The tub on legs, which stood in the chicken coop for about 7 years, has become a great find for bathing grandchildren. The legs of the dressing table previously belonged to an antique dining table, and the countertop was purchased from a store and painted to match the decor. Bathroom doors were bought at a garage sale.

11. Bathroom remodeling inspired by the 1920s

Bathroom before

Bathroom before

Before. The state of the bathroom, which was last renovated in the 80s, required changes for a long time, in addition, its appearance did not at all correspond to the style of a bachelor’s apartment.

Bathroom after

Bathroom after

After. The interior designer for the bathroom decor chose motives associated with the era of gentlemen. Baseball team photography, tiles and other accessories are masculine attributes.

12. Refusal of the bath in favor of the shower

Bathroom before

Bathroom before

Before. The old bathroom already had serious problems with wiring, in order to ensure safety, the mother of the 9-year-old daughter decided to start repairs and reconstruction.

Bathroom after

Bathroom after

After. Instead of a bath, a spacious shower was installed. Thanks to the glass screen, which has received a second life, the bathroom appears wider and brighter. In order to save money, we used the rest of the quartz countertops and inexpensive tiles, which were used for the floor and walls in the shower room..

13. A bathroom that is not afraid of moisture

Bathroom before and after

Bathroom before and after

Before. The new homeowner had planned renovations before the move. The bathroom had an inconvenient layout, poor-quality surfaces, and the last renovation was done in the 90s.

Bathroom after

Bathroom after

After. The owner was interested in such a design so that it was moisture resistant, he saw such baths when he visited Japan. He was helped by a designer from Change Your Bathroom, who made the most of the bathroom space and his craftsmanship. The designer installed a freestanding bathtub and shower. The decor is based on a wall decorated with stone and a pebble floor, which is not only beautiful, but also practical. In addition, a French door, a Japanese screen and a hanging dressing table with shelves and lighting from below, a speaker system in the ceiling, controlled by a smartphone, were installed..

14. Repairs after flooding

Bathroom before and after

Bathroom before and after

Before. After the bathroom was flooded as a result of a pipe burst, the owner of a New York apartment decided on reconstruction on her own, acting as her own designer. The renovation took several months.
After. The water supply remained in place, and since the hostess lived with the old bathroom for a long time, she clearly knew what she wanted. She chose a custom-sized dressing table because the bathroom is very small. She put the toiletries in a different place, removing them from the sink. The bathroom decor is based on the ArtDeco style, which is mainly used for hotel interiors. In addition to gray walls and subway tiles, the bathroom also has accessories, including silver-colored taps, wall pictures and other styling cues. The result is a modern, spacious bathroom.

15. Improve the quality of life through universal design

Bathroom before

Bathroom before

Before. Since the owner of the house is a person with disabilities and moves around the house in a wheelchair, the bathroom should be as convenient as possible for use..

Bathroom after

Bathroom after

After. The interior designer took into account the fact that the bathroom space cannot be expanded, as its size is provided for by the standards for people who move in a wheelchair. She paid great attention to the possibility of the chair to move freely to the sink and shower. As a result, the tub was removed and a walk-through shower with railings and seat was installed. The washbasin was installed at a comfortable height, with a niche underneath, so that the chair could be approached comfortably and there was legroom. The mirror and dressing table were also set at the required level, and the toilet with a bidet function is controlled by the control panel.

16. Bathroom based on a combination of American and Oriental styles

Bathroom before

Bathroom before

Before. The bathroom, which overlooks the garden, needs renovation. In addition, it became necessary to change the style and make the layout comfortable. And the TV, which stands at the very edge of the pedestal, caused concern.

Bathroom before and after

Bathroom before and after

After. The architect has created a relaxing atmosphere with the freestanding bathtub, which is placed on a Brazilian massaranduba pedestal. This made it possible to comfortably enjoy the view from the window while taking a bath. Plasma TV on the wall is much safer. The row of stones under the pedestal plays more the role of an aesthetic accent.

17. When the toilet starts to leak

Bathroom before and after

Bathroom before and after

Before. Distinctive features of the old bathtub are the purple painted walls above the tile panels, plumbing problems and fungus.
After. The small wall separating the toilet was demolished, a bathtub with a shower and a washbasin installed – all of this on 4 sq. m. area. The floor is tiled with hexagonal fine tiles, the walls are tiled in subway style. In addition, the bathroom is decorated with various inexpensive accessories that are responsible for the comfort..
Tip: A gray grout makes the maintenance and operation of the tile more practical, and it looks more interesting.

18. Geometry, light and originality

Bathroom before

Bathroom before

Before. Before the reconstruction, it was a dark, uncomfortable bathroom with an uncomfortable layout..

Bathroom after

Bathroom after

After. The designer replaced the old small window with a large one, consisting of several rectangular sections, which made the bathroom much lighter. The wall that separated the toilet was torn down, making the room much more spacious. The positive influence of geometry was enhanced by the geometric pattern on the concrete walls. The freestanding bathroom is set on river stones, which is both practical and original.

Bathroom after

Bathroom after

On the opposite side of the room, a small window above the door has become an additional source of daylight that comes in from the bedroom. In addition, there was also a place for a wardrobe, into which a sliding glass door with frost effect leads.

19. New and original design

Before. Customers loved this bathroom in a home in Philadelphia because of its inherent charm, but its condition raised fear and desire to make renovations. They managed to create a cozy 20s colonial style bathroom.
After. Thanks to the restructuring, it was possible to equip a shower stall with a wall instead of a simple curtain, which was here before. Classic subway tiles on the walls and hexagonal shallow floor tiles, a washbasin on a pedestal, an old-style built-in first aid kit and original fixtures give the bathroom a fresh and attractive look.
Tip: If the battery in the bathroom gets in the way or spoils the view, then you should give preference to a heated floor.

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