We'd tucked away a little money to redo our bathroom, but didn't have quite enough to hire a crew to help us put it all together. We pored over bathroom shower ideas trying to figure out to turn our tiny room into a space that would accommodate a new tub and shower, plus the toilet and vanity. Once we figured out our issue with room size, we got to work tearing apart our old bathroom. We did a diy shower remodel, meaning we installed the new freestanding tub, walk-in shower, wall, and floor tiles, and handled the plumbing work. The shower was fitted with glass doors, and we kept the appliances white and shiny to make the room feel more spacious than it is. Our shower remodel is now complete, and it's easy to get excited about having a comfortable, safe place in which to bathe and relax.
My bathroom after the remodel is almost like a spa, and I couldn't be happier. I started with a shower remodel, hoping to update the plumbing and rid the room of the decades-old tub and toilet. Out went the copper plumbing and in came updated pipes. I found several walk in shower remodel ideas that I liked because they afforded me more room in the shower and could be fitted with easy-to-clean tiles. I used the same color tiles to line the backsplash behind the sinks and had a similar style of tiling put down on the floor. My bathroom shower remodel job is complete, turned out to be far less pricey than I expected, and will last for decades to come.
If you are looking for unique bathroom and shower remodel ideas, you have come to the right place. This picture shows just how beautiful a modern bathroom makeover can be. I was initially looking for shower tile designs and happened across this. Everything about this room is unique and delightful. I could live in here! The lamps are intriguing and industrial, while the crystal chandelier brings an unexpected classic charm to the space. The tub is a modern marvel, I would imagine it feels like bathing in a giant dinosaur egg. Even if I could never pull off a full bathroom remodel like this, my next shower remodel will reflect the design seen here. I love the full glass door, the built in seat and the multicolor tiled wall. It brings an eye-catching contrast to the muted tones of the main space, and the glass enclosure showcases it perfectly.
When we purchased a new house this year, we knew it would need a little TLC to bring it up to code and our liking. We started with bathroom renovations by ripping out the outdated plumbing, vanity, and bathtub. Left with a blank space with which to create whatever we wanted, we started meeting with builders and interior decorators for ideas. We chose to start with the shower remodel, which meant installing glass doors, putting down floor tiles, and adding floor-to-ceiling wall tiling. Inspired by the fresh look of our shower, we went on to repainting the walls, adding accent lights, and fitting a new up-to-date vanity. Our bathroom remodel is now complete, and we've managed to turn an unsafe old room into a feature-rich bathroom that is versatile and beautiful.
My bathroom after the remodel is almost like a spa, and I couldn't be happier. I started with a shower remodel, hoping to update the plumbing and rid the room of the decades-old tub and toilet. Out went the copper plumbing and in came updated pipes. I found several walk in shower remodel ideas that I liked because they afforded me more room in the shower and could be fitted with easy-to-clean tiles. I used the same color tiles to line the backsplash behind the sinks and had a similar style of tiling put down on the floor. My bathroom shower remodel job is complete, turned out to be far less pricey than I expected, and will last for decades to come.
If you are looking for small bathroom design ideas, look no further than this picture. This shot shows just how a relatively simple small bathroom remodel can make a world of difference in your bathroom, not to mention increasing the value of your home. I was initially researching shower remodel cost and happened across this. Everything about this room is modern and classy. It reminds me of a four star hotel! The dark wood patterned cabinets compliment the dark tiles of the shower wall, which is perfectly showcased by the full glass door. The transparent door not only shows off the gorgeous tiling, sleek faucet and shower head, it opens the limited space of this extra bathroom, making it feel bigger than it actually is. Even if I could never pull off a full bathroom remodel like this, my next shower remodel will reflect the design seen here.
