1950 bathroom

Bad bathroom design is a widespread problem. Google "toilet paper holder" for 1,050,000 results, 1,049,999 of them ugly or poorly made. There's a better way:

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.

A Sagittarius home is colorful, bright, cheerful, and fun. People with this fire sign can use a variety of textures, patterns, and materials to create an inviting space for gathering and relaxing.

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Our house is old. Like, built in the 1950's old. So needless to say, there are some parts of this house that have likely NEVER been updated. Our hall bath was one of those places. We have been dying to remodel it, but weren't looking to spend $5,000+ to do so. So, we found a way to make it LOOK as if we completely remodeled it, but the only thing we tiled was the floor. The rest of the tile was "painted" with a substance called amorpoxy. It's basically a super heavy-duty paint that won't…

In the early 50's most bathrooms were considered a utility room and just big enough to hold the tub, toilet, and sink. As the decade advanced, the ec...

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.

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.

My bathroom has 1950s tile but needs a light refresh. Here’s how to update a bathroom without changing the tile in 12 steps.