Vintage Bathroom

Timothy Sumer - Photography You dont see many bathrooms on this sub but this is such...

Park and Oak bedroom

If you’re looking to make your bathroom beautiful (or even just make a few functional changes here and there), it can be difficult to know where to start.Homeowner Nina Watson (@artdecojewel) has one bit of advice when it comes to renovating your bathroom: Start with the tiles. “Decide on those first, then try to unify everything to that,” she says. In her once-beige, boring bathroom, she was looking to make a major tile change.

So I shared on my instagram stories a couple months ago that there was a photo shoot taking place in our house, but I couldn't say for what. Well, now I can finally spill the beans and tell you all about it! I was contacted by Glitter Guide, who I've been a huge fan of

Our Victorian house was built in 1890, we want the bathroom remodel to use vintage design elements, but also feel bright and modern and within our budget!

A 1930 house gets an unexpected update in the hands of two creatives with an eye for mid-century finds

It’s been a while since I first showed you a sneak peek at the blush bathroom. Since then, you’ve gotten a better look at it in our home tour on Design Sponge but I want to show you where we started. Who doesn’t love a good before and after? When we were shopping for an old home, one of the things on my dream home list was a bathroom with its original bits. I dreamed of original tile, original hardware, an original sink. We were lucky enough to find all of these in one bathroom in our home…

We love the look of a vintage-style mosaic tile floor in the bathroom. Like all true design classics, it matches with pretty much anything, and never really goes out of style. Compared to a lot of other options, it’s quite inexpensive — and when it comes to patterns, your choices are almost limitless. Here are some of our favorites. 1. Victorian Basketweave Black and White Porcelain Mosaic Tile, $70.99 for a box of 10 from Overstock 2.