r/BathroomRemodeling

Pretty much like all the following combo , please vote which looks the best !
The Mirror between the bath area and toilet will actually be a glass partition.

Thanks

We recently got our bathroom remodeled and hate the white paint that our contractors suggested for us. It’s too sterile. We want a moody broody bathroom and are not against bringing some darkness into the walls - especially since we have a new skylight bringing in some more natural lighting to this small space.

What colors or wallpapers should we explore? Any other recommendations to take this bathroom from sterile to a moody little mid century vibe?

About six months ago, I posted photos of a small bathroom that I wanted to redecorate for a relatively "low cost." The walls were deep pink, the floor cracked, and the cabinets needed removal or repainting. On the positive side, the fixtures (sink, tub, and toilet) were a lovely turquoise (sea foam) color, but I didn't know if I should keep them.

Thanks to the overwhelming advice I received from this group, I kept the green fixtures, repaired instead of replaced, and leaned into the green color. Wood trim and cabinets were simplified and then painted a soft white; the fishbelly white floor was replaced with a soft oak color and the walls were papered in a Zenith Green Abstract Geometric print that complemented the seafoam fixtures and the brass/white touches. An art print from the 1970s completed the look.

Many thanks for the help in this.

The previous old tiles were flush to the old tub

Update, all of the slopes are backwards. That is why there needs to be a redo.

Can anyone recommend a floor tile for this powder room? It’s 60” wide and 57” long if that matters. It’s a 1930s colonial and we’d like to keep it somewhat traditional, just updated. Any other recommendations are welcome too. The colors will probably be Chantilly Lace walls and Smoky Green bead board. Thank you!

Other suggestions are welcome

Bought a fixer upper house and knew we’d want to change the bathroom first thing. Before and after. Walls still need painting and mirror is going up soon :)

Hi guys I need some support, easy suggestions, or sympathy lol. I’ve been renovating my mom’s childhood home. It was a complete fixer-upper. Nothing was salvageable. Had to make a lot of decisions at once and tried to stay a little neutral with pops of fun. You can’t see the tile here but it’s small black hexagon with light gray grout. Decided to keep the shower simple. All windows are getting replaced. There will be a light above the shower. For the shower/tub fixtures, I’m going with brushed nickel. Then polished nickel for the sink faucet. Will probably sprinkle some bronze tones for towel hooks/decor. Also have a nice medium wood vanity that I just ordered. For some reason, I didn’t think of the tub style and this is what I ended up with. I wanted to keep a tub because we have children and we went with cast-iron. The curve lineage on the front is bothering me. How can I move past this or do you have any shower curtain ideas? Too late to replace. I didn’t think it would bother me and again I was making 1 million decisions for the rest of the house along with two bathrooms lol so I’m proud of the progress but having some regrets along the way. Thank you all.

We bought our house in the pandemic but at just under 1120 sq ft, we were quickly outgrowing it. Instead of moving and giving up that sweet interest rate, we saved and did a remodel + addition to give us exactly what we needed. We went from a very small 3 bed, 1.5 bath to a much more comfortable 3 bed 2 bath. Square footage is somewhere around 1350 or so now.

We turned the way too small 3rd bedroom/office into an en-suite bathroom and added a master in the back.

Im super proud of how we utilized the space. The closet in pic 4 is the space behind the toilet in pic 8. Our fireplace is in the center of the house so we needed to be creative but we even managed to add a washer and dryer closet and a linen closet in the hallway.

Since this is the bathroom remodeling sub, I want to focus on my fave part of the remodel, the bathroom!

Shower tile: Fireclay custom Cerulean Blue, 2x8 (killer factory sale find!)

Shower floor: Bedrosians Marin 2x2 in Misty Blue

Bathroom floor: Zia 24x24 terrazzo in Andromeda

Vanity: Signature Hardware, swapped out the handles
Hardware: Newport Brass

I agonized over this remodel for months. The construction was an annoying 5+ months but I’m so happy to be done. We have everything we need to live here forever now!

Wasn’t sure where to post this- please remove if it’s not allowed.

Recently moved into a home with some original bathrooms built in the mid 80s. We’ve just noticed our ensuite shower wall which is under a window has looked a bit out of whack- something we wish we noticed before purchasing. While getting ready to clean the tiles and tub today this soap dish and a tile came down with barely any pressure. A few of the tiles that looked wonky also seem to now want to fall out. We are also concerned about mold issues as this window sill doesn’t seem to drain properly and I cannot manage to get the tile grout in just this area clean no matter what I try.

Any advice on how to fix this in general? If there looks like mold? What would be a temporary fix, as this is our only shower!

Sorry the pictures are not the best- we also have terrible lighting in this space.

Any recommendations and/or advice is greatly appreciated!

Redoing both bathrooms in my 1954 home. Both bathrooms had remodels more than 25 years ago. Bad decisions were made back then. I am a 65 yo widow so my 2 goals were to make them easy to clean and for the guest bath, lots of light since there is no window.

Help me find this tile!! I have looked everywhere and can’t find it

I feel like the black step is too dark and makes the bathroom look darker. This was put in without my input and I imagined the tile being there instead. is the step too dark or should I change it to another color?

We discovered our toilet was leaking and the subfloor was rotting so we took the opportunity to redo the whole thing.
The shower is tiny but it’s not our primary bath so we wanted to maximize the space for the vanity
FYI the plate on the floor is for feeding the cat pictured 😂

A few weeks ago I made a post (original post here) asking everyone their opinions on this circle tile. Some loved it, others disliked it. At the end, I decided to take the risk and install it! The grout came out a bit lighter than I anticipated, so I talked to my installer and he said we can re-grout darker. Thanks everyone for your feedback! Wanted to post the update. 😊

Hi, we have walk in shower stall with square multicolored tiles. Every time I wash the tiles and even sometimes when we shower, pieces of tile flake off. As the pieces flake off the tile colors lighten. There is one spot where it is so bad that there is no tile on top and a scooped out depression. I am uncertain what to do? Can I leave it or will that risk leaking into the crawl space. If I replace it can I just replace the floor tile or do I need to redo the entire shower.