The 1980s gave us plenty of great music, but the decade's bathroom designs are better left in the past. This '80s attic bathroom is a perfect example. With an inefficient layout, boring and cheap cabinetry, an oversize mirror, and navy blue sinks and toilet, this space needed help.
After: Light and Lovely
A smart remodel that included beaded-board paneling, built-in shelves, separate furniture-style vanities, old-fashioned medicine cabinets, and vintage-style faucets and fixtures gives the bathroom a clean, cottage look. The area that once housed the double vanity was converted into two large closets for extra storage.
Before: Stuck in the '80s (Continued)
Even though the navy blue toilet had to go, the homeowners decided to keep the good-size fiberglass shower because it was still in great condition and it would help to keep renovation costs down.
After: Light and Lovely (Continued)
A new door framed in brushed nickel and vintage-style fixtures gives the shower a fresh look. New radiant heat flooring was a worthwhile splurge. A white toilet proves to be a much better fit for this modern yet classic bathroom.
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