1920s bathroom

See this gorgeous true-to-period 1920s bathroom renovation! This brand new bathroom has classic styling that looks like it is original to its 1920s home.

One of the greatest couples on this earth we referred to us by our dear Ohana, Miranda. Her parents needed to make the bathroom in their 1920's bungalow more usable and create a better layout for their current lifestyle. After some time walking through the cute tiny little home, the wheels started spinning and we both went to work coming up with a more modern plan that was still true to the 20's style of the bathroom. I am so excited that Todd and I get to live out our dream of working…

Today we meet Rachel, Brian, and their pug Chloe… and look at their recent project to renovate their lovely 1920s yellow bathroom. The bathroom also features an unusually configured shower that stumps even my experts. Rachel writes: Hi Pam, I’ve been a reader for quite a while, and LOVE your site! I have a house…

Want a vintage bathroom with modern fixtures and fittings? Here are some ideas for a 1920s vintage bathroom including a gold bath

The “Fixer Upper” couple opened the doors to their latest project in Waco, Texas: a luxury boutique hotel.

Restoring a vintage bathroom can be costly but it doesn’t have to be. Let me show you cheap ways to replicate the look and character of an old bathroom with inexpensive tile …

I almost cannot believe that the bathroom is nearly done… it feels like it’s been ten years. We’re still waiting on a few things like a second sconce, and towel bars, So in the meantime, here are some details we’re using that reflect an authentic vintage bathroom… Cove molding at the base of the subway tile. […]

Modern and farmhouse bathrooms have been wildly popular as of late, but if you’re feeling a little burnt out by clean lines, rustic beams, and super sleek materials, a retro bathroom might be a worthy style contender for your home. So forget the shiplap and shiny chrome finishes and instead set your sights on throwback design ideas that’ll make your bathroom unique and vintage-inspired — yet still fitting for a more updated home.

This apartment building was built in 1926, and the bathroom definitely looked like it had suffered through decades worth of damage.

Katherine Hervey