Bath gets a classic redo, 1920s-style

[Honey]

Before

Chipped tile and worn fixtures made the original bath feel dilapidated.


A cast-iron tub, a clean-lined pedestal sink, white subway tiles, and a black-and-white marble floor are classic early-20th-century touches. Light-reflecting beveled subway tile has a period look and helps a small space feel bigger.




Before & After Floorplan | Bath Gets a Classic Redo, 1920s-Style | Photos | Bathrooms | This Old House

[chartreuse]

cute. even though i've seen it all over in remodels for the past few years, i still love subway tile. that look doesn't get old for me.

[Nightdragon]

much better after

[Grimmlok]

good job

[sputnik]

love the after.

[msdeb]

aw i love it after ....nice!

[Brookie]

Love the new tub faucet.

[misrule]

^^^yep, those fixtures are just gorgeous!

[calcifer]

no. with less tiles, a different floor, mirror & light fixture, i would like it.

[Beeyotch]

Ooh, I love that the subway tiles are beveled, really gives it a nice texture to a classic style. And I'm in love with the telephone-style faucet fixture in the tub, too.

Made a cramped, ugly looking space pretty and usable.

[A*O]

Good use of a small space but (a) is there an overhead shower rose and (b) where do you hang bath towels?

[eobane]

and c) when you shower, the wall behind you gets all wet... ewwwww for mould.

[czb]

and c) when you shower, the wall behind you gets all wet... ewwwww for mould.

don't see an over head shower. but in a set up like that, if you did take a shower, you just put the curtain in the tub and slide it around. works fine.

very nice remodel.

[MrsMarsters]

Wow, I love that bathroom. It's a bit tiny, but I love it.

[Chilly Willy]

Me like.