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Becky Harris added this to 42-Square-Foot Bathroom With a Midcentury Modern Vibe
Before: “The existing bathroom was small, dark and stuck in a time warp. There were 4-inch square glossy black veined wall tiles over halfway up all four walls, the door opened onto the pedestal sink, and there was no storage,” Mclean says. The ceilings were only 7½ feet high to boot. While she’d hoped at first to work with the existing slate floor, it wound up having to be demolished due to structural changes. (She was able to save it in the foyer though.) Needs: “Not only did we need to improve on this bathroom’s looks, but also our clients needed increased functionality and a brighter, lighter space,” she says.
brennamedia added this to Before and After: 9 Small-Bathroom Makeovers That Wow
8. Glum to GleefulBathroom at a GlanceWho uses it: A creative coupleLocation: East Vancouver, British ColumbiaSize: 42 square feet (4 square meters) Before. Black-veined tile covered more than half the wall and made the bathroom look really dark.
Victoria Villeneuve added this to Before and After: 7 Bathroom Makeovers That Keep the Same Layout
6. Give a Basic Tub a Custom Apron to Match a Converted VanityBefore: Dark slate floor tile and white-veined black tile extending more than halfway up all four walls made this 42-square-foot guest bathroom in British Columbia seem even smaller than it was. The door opened right in front of a pedestal sink, which offered no storage.