70s bathroom remodel

You don't need a lot of money to make over your bathroom. This budget bathroom makeover shows you ways to bring your old bathroom up to date on a budget!

In a hectic home, a well-appointed bathroom can be hard to maintain. But with the right plush towels, relaxing scents, and clever storage solutions, any bathroom can feel like a serene little getaway.For Eva Van Someren (@VanSomeren_Home), her family’s 1950s hallway bathroom felt more like a dimly lit cave than a place for pampering.The bathroom, untouched since the ranch-style home was built in 1957, needed a lot of love.

Design and decor plans for a small bathroom remodel, using neutral tile, oil rubbed bronze & antique gold finishes, and a navy vanity with double sinks.

This bathroom remodel has been twenty years in the making. When we bought our 1970’s ranch style home in 1996, it was pretty much in original condition. Which translates to “dated”: an Avocado Green kitchen, a Harvest Gold bathroom, shag carpet, bad wallpaper, odd lighting fixtures, and dark wood trim, just to name a few features. #harvestgold #bathroom #remodel #ideas #dated

Check out these easy ways to update and refresh your vintage tile bathroom and preserve original details of a home.

25 great home makeover ideas for updating a 1970s house and bringing it into the 21st century

We have 20 bathroom makeovers- changes that you can easily do yourself. Take that awful bathroom BEFORE photo into a beautiful and obtainable AFTER!

Bring new life to your bathroom without remodeling with these 16 impactful tips! Go ahead, get creative, and start your bathroom update journey today!

Sometimes it’s not the square footage of a space that’s the issue, but how big it feels. Take this bathroom belonging to Emily Lothert (@re.recreate). “When we moved into this house, it was so dated and poorly kept up. Every room needed a lot of love,” Emily says. In the case of the bathroom, while the size was generous, the bathroom felt dark and dim thanks to a combination of beige tile floors, dark wood finishes, and a blah paint color that did nothing for the space.

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.