Bathroom

The redo was a combo of DIY and professional work.

Looking to keep your same surfaces but spruce up your bathroom? This project has inspiration and ideas galore.

The new bathroom boasts a half painted, half wallpapered design.

From swirled marble to deep charcoal cement to round pebble-shaped white, the "after" has the most luxe mix of tiles.

Since this homeowner had to cut into her shower walls to make a repair, she thought, "why not go ahead and do a full makeover?!"

A just-OK 2014 bathroom gets a stylish and serene budget-friendly makeover.

Black and white doesn't have to be boring, and these tiles are here to prove it.

A simpler color palette and other swaps help this bathroom feel way bigger, even with the same footprint.

A mix of new buys and vintage finds help make this bathroom feel warm and welcoming.

From the frilly 1950s to a colorful '80s Miami vibe.

The new tile shower is a total game-changer.

This professional bathroom redo includes great advice for seeking out the pros and living with ongoing construction.

This renter decided to spend a small bit of money to make a big change in his bathroom.

The project only took one week.

The preservation of tile in this historic home is impressive and seamless.

"The room felt cold and was lacking any style or personality," this renter says of her builder-grade bathroom before. Now, with a fresh coat of a bold paint color, it's personality-packed.

The new bathroom's beautiful, but also so much more functional.

It's all thanks to added paneling, new brass accents, and a soft green paint selection.

Each team added their own serene spin to the bedrooms.

This redo's full of room-brightening tips worth stealing.

This bathroom has the ultimate DIY solutions for concealing ugly tile.

It's totally understandable if you think living in a rental apartment means you're pretty much stuck with the bathroom you've got. However, if you're willing to get creative, you can absolutely give this space a reversible, renter-friendly upgrade.

It's a two-in-one space!

Go from Ah! to Ahh...

The "before" bathroom was formerly used as a dormitory bathroom, if you can believe it. (And based on the pictures, you probably can.)

You could get the look in your own home for under $5.

The existing beadboard feels totally new in the "after" — and so do those one dingy-looking floors.

"We made the dream of a bright, light bathroom come true," the homeowner says.