Bathroom renovations are one of the most popular home improvement projects, probably because there are so many outdated bathrooms out there in need of updating!
Depending on your budget, a bathroom remodel can range from a modest makeover—consisting of new paint, accessories, and hardware—to an expensive expansion—complete with a soaking tub, tiled glass door shower, and furniture quality vanity.
Check out these before and after photos of some of the bathrooms we’ve renovated over the years on Today’s Homeowner to see the difference a bathroom makeover can make!
Bathroom #1: Before Remodeling
While still functional, the small floor tile in this bathroom looked busy, and the brown accented tile countertop and plywood vanity cabinet appeared bland and dated.
Bathroom #1: After Makeover
While the colors are from the same palette, the use of large tile for the floor and shower surround gave the remodeled bathroom a feeling of simple class and style.
Find out more about this bathroom renovation at Today’s Bath.
Bathroom #1: Vanity Before Remodeling
Another view of the same bathroom before remodeling, with dated tile countertop and inexpensive plywood vanity.
Bathroom #1: Vanity After Makeover
Replacing the old tile countertop with solid surface material and an undermount sink made a real difference in the look of this bathroom; as did the stained, solid wood vanity with frame and panel doors.
Bathroom #2: Tub Before Remodeling
Pink was a popular tile color in the 1960s, but the times have changed and this bathroom was overdo for a serious update to bring it into this century!
Bathroom #2: Tub After Makeover
The dated pink bathtub was replaced with a large whirlpool tub set in a soothing tile surround to give this bathroom a feeling of true elegance.
Find out more about this bathroom renovation at Today’s Bath.
Bathroom #2: Vanity Before Remodeling
Pink tile was used everywhere in this bathroom, including the vanity top and walls!
Bathroom #2: Vanity & Shower After Makeover
We did away with the hideous pink tile, and expanded the bathroom into an adjoining room for more space to add a walk-in shower, tub alcove, and his and her vanity.
Find out more about this bathroom renovation at Today’s Bath.
Bathroom #3: Before Remodeling
Bland and dated is the best way to describe this bathroom. The patterned vinyl floor and tile top and wall have seen better days!
Bathroom #3: After Makeover
The simple, clean lines of a white painted vanity and molded cultured marble top and sink, along with painted beadboard walls and tile floor really dressed up this small bathroom without breaking the bank.
Find out more about this bathroom renovation at Bath for Any Budget.
Bathroom #4: Before Remodeling
More pink tile, this time with matching bathroom fixtures, that had seen better days and was ready for the landfill!
Bathroom #4: After Makeover
Pink fixtures have been replaced with white toilet, tub, and cabinets. Green walls provide a touch of color with a soothing effect!
Find out more about this bathroom renovation at Bath for Any Budget.
Bathroom #5: Sink Before Remodeling
The pedestal sink in this bathroom wasn’t unattractive, but it didn’t provide needed storage or counter space.
Bathroom #5: Sink After Makeover
The pedestal sink was removed to make way for a furniture-style wood vanity with black granite top and mosaic mirror to give more space for storage.
Bathroom #6: Before Remodeling
The plaid wallpaper and carpeted floor in this bathroom had seen better days and was in need of an update!
Bathroom #6: After Remodeling
The remodeled master bath includes his and hers vanities with granite countertops, while the stained glass window provides plenty of light.
Find out more about this bathroom renovation at Master Bathroom Makeover.
Bathroom #6: Tub Before Remodeling
The whirlpool tub in the old master bathroom was still functional, but didn’t add much to the decor in the room.
Bathroom #6: Tub After Remodeling
The mosaic tile wall and contrasting white freestanding soaking tub really stands out in the renovated master bathroom.
