Vintage shower stall

Name: Allison Schmidt Location: Culver City, California Tom and I met in art school, fell in love, bought our home and have been remodeling it ever since. We decided to add a second story and turn a basic 1952 bungalow into our version of a craftsman home. And we decided we could do it ourselves. We wanted to try to use as many recycled and vintage pieces as possible so we began seeking out swap meets and salvage yards.

A couple of years ago I had the pleasure of working with some past clients in purchasing a home in downtown San Jose's Japantown neighborhood. Their street

I am so excited to share these house makeover photos with you today! We all know, renovations always take longer

So you decided for a walk in shower in your bathroom, but you also need to choose the type of protection against splashing the rest of the bathroom with water. Even with a big shower tray and very good slopes, it is almost impossible to keep the water only within the shower tray. You got the choice between a traditional shower curtain, glass shower screen or acrylic one. Each solution has its own pros and cons, which should be considered. Then you can decide which property is the most…

Although tile was available in a range of hues, when it came to creating the vintage 1950s bathroom tile design ideas homeowners wanted, the most popular colors were the ones shown here.

House and Home

Immerse yourself in relaxation with this rustic bathroom featuring a stunning white clawfoot tub on wooden flooring. A wooden-framed shower enclosure adds a modern touch, while exposed brick walls enhance the vintage charm. The wooden beam ceiling and potted plants introduce warmth and nature. Soft, flickering candlelight on a wooden shelf creates a cozy ambiance, making this space a perfect retreat for unwinding.

Hey guys! Whazzup? Technically this is the start of week four, but I wanted to check in and let you know where I finished off after last week. I’ve completed all the subway tile around the sink area which consists of one large wall and two more narrow walls. The tiling went up pretty quickly after I got into a grove. I’ve said it like five times already, but that laser level has made tiling so easy! If only their was a laser level equivalent for grouting! Holy buckets! How easily I forgot…