1890s bathroom

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Discover the timeless elegance of Victorian style bathrooms. Dive into the rich details, classic elements, and luxurious aura that characterize this enduring style. Whether you're renovating or simply seeking inspiration, our guide will help you create the Victorian bathroom of your dreams.

1951Chevy In the photo below, left hand side, you can see Jumping Jack Flash up against the back wall (figure with orange shirt and black bib overhauls--a yard sculpture Jon and I made. Below is how Jack Flash looked when I had him on display at our former property years ago. After the welding was done I couldn't figure out how to get his trousers on him because of the shaping of his legs. I had to cut open the inseams, install the overhauls, and sit under him with a needle and thread and…

We converted a small bedroom into a worthy old Victorian bathroom. It was a slow process from January until May. Here are before and after photos of the upstairs bathroom project--photos selected in a random order. It was the oval shade Tiffany style lamp that finished the bathroom. Oh, I really wanted this lamp so bad. Visited the store several times, wringing my hands, fussing whether or not to buy something so lovely--just to stick in a bathroom. In the end, I caved. I knew when I first…

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Vintage design has emerged as a popular approach for bathrooms in recent years, mixing nostalgic charm with modern function. Drawing inspiration from eras past allows homeowners to infuse their private powder rooms or full baths

1890's bathroom detail from Museum

Gorgeous tile, stained glass, mahogany and deep claw foot tubs -- the typical late-Victorian bathroom was luxurious and large. Common features were porcelain hex-tile floors, a wainscot of white subway tile and, of course, the aforementioned iconic tub.