1950s blue tile bathroom

A designers tips and tricks for how to make vintage tile look amazing without removing it. There's so much you can do to make it feel more updated and intentional. I'm also sharing what I would do if the tile is chipped or the grout isn't the color I would want. How to cover old grout. How to fix ch

While I am patiently waiting to be able to show you my finished kitchen (insert my sarcastic face) I thought maybe we'd just ignore the unfinished projects

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Beautiful blue tile bathroom makeover | Before and After

The rest of the space gets an update, though.

Light, Bright and Fun Bathroom Updates All of the sources we used to renovate our hall bathroom to make it lighter, brighter, and a lot more fun for our kids and guests! You can’t have a post about a bathroom remodel without including what it looked like before! This is how it looked when we closed on the house. Then we stripped the wallpaper, changed out the sconces and mirror and switched out the curtains for frosted windows. And she looked a lot more like this. / sconce* / mirror…

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Blue tiled bathroom.

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When you can’t renovate, iterate.

Vintage bathrooms can be fun and stylish, but as fixtures and finishes age, they’re not without their problems. At Erin Walker’s home, her family of five lived in peace with their 1950s bathroom in all of its blue-tiled glory—but they knew its days were numbered, especially since it was the family’s only bathroom and got plenty of daily action.

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.

Project by: Sarah & Chad Location: Montreal, Canada We thought we were going to take a break from renovating our 1950s attached house in Montreal after completely gutting the kitchen and updating the whole main level but a leaky toilet derailed our plans.

Circa 1930's powder room

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This charming 1950s blue bathroom was brought back to life with this home renovation. Click here to see the before photos of this picture and the rest of the home!