Tan tile bathroom ideas

*This post is sponsored by the Home Depot The little man is growing so fast! He starts kindergarten next week and is excited to be among the big boy crowd. PSA: Expect a flood of tears from me as well on Monday! So, in keeping with his big boy status, it was time to update his bathroom, the only room in the house that hadn't been gutted when we purchased this house a few years ago. You can see other home projects here here here and here Xavier's bathroom It had been updated by the previous…

Traditional tan and travertine tile bathroom

Browse bathroom designs and decorating ideas. Discover inspiration for your bathroom remodel, including colors, storage, layouts and organization.

Update your bathroom tile without replacing it with this simple DIY project! The secret to a beautiful new floor is tile stickers.

Oddly enough, choosing color for a bathroom is the one room in the home where you can have the most fun. It’s the easiest room to choose color for but can be a challenge if you have ugly tile…

Check out my modern cottage inspired Primary Bathroom Mood Board! With natural wood elements, terra-cotta flooring and handmade shower tile!

It was time to update the colors at our new condo, and we knew we wanted some gorgeous grays throughout our home. But, picking the right gray is never easy. We have tips on which grays were our favorite, picking a perfect gray paint for your home, and which ones to avoid.

Promised long ago, I'm finally delivering the paint tour of our house. I get lots of emails asking me about our wall colors and I apologize for not sharing this information sooner. My paint organization system needed an overhaul and this little project forced me to do that. I went through almost every can of paint on the premises, threw the empties out, and filled a few mason jars with touch-up paint and labeled each according to room of the house. I certainly procrastinated the task, but…

For many people in 2020, long-backburnered projects took on a new urgency as they found themselves spending more time at home more and using their spaces in different ways. For Melissa and Wyatt Shipman (Loving Here), that project was the half-bathroom in their basement. It was a relic of the early 1990s when their home was built, and it looked it: dingy tan vinyl floors, an oak vanity, poor lighting, and a dusty blue (yes, blue) toilet and sink.