Category: bathroom
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Homeowner puts bath in a greenhouse attached to their home
Most people think of a greenhouse as a place to grow tomatoes or shelter tender plants. But one project on the Gower Peninsula shows how it can become something very different. By reimagining the greenhouse as a glamorous bathroom, director and writer Sean Mathias has opened up fresh possibilities for how these glass spaces might…
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How to kill silverfish and stop them from returning for good
They might be small, but silverfish can cause big irritation if they make their way into your home. These fast-moving, silvery-grey insects are drawn to damp, dark places like bathrooms, kitchens and basements, where they feed on paper, wallpaper paste, clothing and even food packaging. If left unchecked, these creepy-crawlies can leave behind tell-tale holes,…
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7 Designs That Push the Limits
When you hear “modern classic,” your mind probably goes straight to a sterile, all-white bathroom with a few tasteful chrome fixtures. It’s the safe bet, the default setting for a certain kind of grown-up design. But what if we told you that the concept has evolved? Today, the best modern classic bathrooms are less about…
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Small Bathroom Design Ideas – Rambling Renovators
Summer is in full swing, with a few more days at the beach, road trips, and warm weather adventures ahead. But if you’re anything like me, you probably also have one or two summer projects looming over you. I start the season with good intentions to tackle projects like organizing the garage or cleaning out…
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A Bathroom Remodel For Not One But Two Bathrooms
Well, I guess this is where I formally introduce myself to you, EHD readers! You’ve seen many photos I’ve taken, you’ve seen my basement, bedroom and living room makeovers that our girl, Emily, has so graciously helped us design, and you may have seen small bits of my face in some of the photos/videos from…
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What is a half bath?
Any bathroom regardless of size will require access to fresh air, but not always from an exhaust fan. Building codes require any room with a toilet or bathtub to have some form of air exchange. In most homes, this is done with an exhaust fan. However, if the space already includes an openable window, an…
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From Blue Vanities to Green Tiles
In the world of home design, bathrooms are often relegated to a palette of predictable neutrals. But as more homeowners embrace personal style, a new trend is emerging: using the bathroom as a canvas for color. Whether it’s a bold accent or a full-blown theme, adding color can make a big impact. From calming blues…
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Basement Bathroom Remodel in an Arlington 1950s Home
When Nicole’s sister, Missy, decided to move from San Francisco to Virginia, it created the perfect opportunity for a home renovation. The house already had a great vibe, but a creepy, unused bathroom in the basement was anything but welcoming. It was dark, dated, and nobody wanted to use it. With her sister moving in,…
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A Softer Look for a 2005 Home
After moving into her home in Houston’s EaDo district, Lauren knew her primary bathroom needed a serious update. While she loved the industrial look, she wanted to soften the space with a more feminine feel. The room felt cluttered with its excessive storage and a walled-in bathtub that wasted space. With a clear vision for…
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Size, Style, Features & More
You probably don’t think much about your toilet. You should. Let’s be honest: The toilet is rarely the star of a dream bathroom Pinterest board. We swoon over clawfoot tubs, sleek vanities, and rainfall showers. But when it comes to daily function and long-term comfort, your toilet is surprisingly crucial. Skimping on this decision means…