30 Before and After Bathroom Renovations

Who doesn’t love a good sibling rivalry? In the latest season of Brother vs. Brother, Drew and Jonathan Scott went head-to-head renovating two cavernous 1920s-era Hollywood mansions. This tight, dilapidated space was the original bathroom on the main floor of Drew’s house.

Not only did Drew punch out a wall to create a more spacious and bright bathroom, but he wasn’t afraid to mix and match patterns and metals either. The bold floor tiles and bronze stand-alone tub give off major Hollywood glamour vibes. Want to see the full reveal? Take a tour of both Hollywood mansions renovated by the Property Brothers – and find out who won each challenge!

Save My Reno‘s dynamic duo of Sebastian Clovis and Samantha Pynn had their work cut out for them with this outdated black and white bathroom disaster. From the mismatched checkered tile to the lavender walls, it looks like two bathrooms were squeezed into one. There was definitely a whole lot of clashing visions going on here.

Can you believe this is the same bathroom? Sebastian and Sam kept the lush lavender feel of the original space by adding it to the cabinets instead of the walls. There’s nary a contrasting decor design in sight. Want to see more? Take the full tour of this spa-like bathroom renovation.

In this challenge for Brother vs. Brother, Drew Scott had the unenviable task of creating a master bedroom and ensuite bathroom combination out of this oddly shaped room from the Hollywood mansion he was in the midst of renovating. We had complete, faith, though that he’d nail the task at hand.

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Our favourite feature of the completed ensuite bathroom? The jaw-dropping addition of a bamboo sliding window above the marble bathroom that allows the soaker to peek into the master bedroom. We’re still picking our jaws up off the floor, thanks.

This outdated master bathroom featured on the latest season of Home Town is so dark and dreary, it almost looks haunted. But check out what co-hosts Ben and Erin Napier were able to do with the space.

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The dynamic duo went for a feminine touch by incorporating blush pink into this tiny space that also features porcelain tiles that resemble marble and a decorative mirror that helps the space look a little more open. Want to see more? Check out how Home Town‘s Ben and Erin Napier risked it all on a $65,000 blush pink craftsman bungalow.

If you’re as obsessed with My Big Italian Adventure as we are, then you’ll be gob-smacked by the chic simplicity of the bathroom reno featured on the show. Psst, actress Lorraine Bracco (Goodfellas, The Sopranos) plunked down one measly euro (yes, really!) for this 200-year-old historic home in Sambuca di Sicilia.

One of the biggest obstacles the actress faced was the complete lack of bathroom facilities. So she literally had to start from scratch. This ground level charmer may be short on space, but it’s big on European charm. Take the full tour of Lorraine Bracco’s Sicilian dream home!

Nothing about this bathroom on the second level of a Hollywood mansion was worth saving, so Jonathan Scott made the easy decision to gut it from top to bottom during one of his most recent Brother vs. Brother challenges.

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Although our eyes are immediately drawn to that statement black matte claw foot tub, we’re completely slack-jawed over this spacious Spanish-influence retreat. Jonathan 100 per cent outdid himself by adding a double vanity, walk-in standing shower and private toilet nook.

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The Save My Reno team definitely had a huge challenge on their hands with this dark and dingy bathroom that was in desperate need of a little TLC.

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Voila! It’s hard to believe this is the same bathroom, right? Light and airy with a pop of colour thanks to the addition of some stylish wall art, the soaking tub is the real star of this spa-like renovation.

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This outdated bathroom, complete with shower tiles that date back a few decades, was in dire need of a good refresh. Enter Sebastian and Sam of Save My Reno.

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The itty-bitty shower was replaced entirely with this gorgeous all-glass standing shower. We love the subtle pops of colour in the cabinetry and side tiles.

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Not quite yet rental-ready, Scott McGillivray examines this bathroom, as seen on Income Property, season seven. Catch up on all the full-length episodes of Scott’s Vacation House Rules online now!

Proof that you don’t need to spend a lot of money to upgrade a space: a quick coat of paint and a few decor items gave this basement bathroom a much-needed facelift.

Small, massively outdated bathrooms can be tricky to elevate, but Scott McGillivray managed to upgrade this teeny-tiny space in Scott’s Vacation House Rules.

Looking at it from the angle of the shower, we see Scott McGillivray has added a heavy wood door, the latest sink hardware and some chic decor pieces. See more of how Scott transformed a passé chalet into an adventure-seeker’s paradise.

This unfinished basement was prime for primping and got a serious makeover.

You’d never know this bathroom started out as an empty basement. Glamorous hardware and accessories polish it all off.

This tiny basement powder room had a nice cabinet to work with, but the space needed better lighting and new flooring.

New, classic black and white tiles and a new countertop gave a basement bathroom a fresh face.

We can’t decide what’s worse: the awful tiles, the marble toilet or the ridiculous curtains.

You’d never believe the transformation of this bathroom, which goes from “granny chic” to “contemporary cool.”

This unfinished basement was a disaster, but offered endless design opportunities.

A chevron shower curtain and a calming colour brought personality to these basic appliances.

Too much turquoise, poor lighting and awful tile – just a few of the many things that had to go in this bathroom.

Classic, serene designs reign supreme in this basement bathroom.

It’s hard to believe this room had any potential, but a little magic went a long way in transforming it into a gorgeous bathroom.

We love how the claw foot tub was given extra privacy with a new wall separating it from the toilet.

This rustic bathroom was falling to pieces.

A fresh coat of paint and new tiles gave this bathroom a new, contemporary twist.

This kitchen had no idea what was in store, post-reno.

You’d never believe this beautiful bathroom was a dingy kitchen before.

This bathroom needed a massive overhaul.

This large bathroom provided the perfect amount of space for a washer and dryer.

This bathroom was small, awkward and offered no storage space.

A glass shower and floating vanity with storage opened up the bathroom after this makeover.

This cramped bathroom was beige and boring before the makeover.

These stunning tiny tiles on the bathroom floor create visual interest in an otherwise small, but stylish, basement bathroom.

This bathroom was bad all around.

This bathroom, post-makeover, has a soothing beach vibe.

This bathroom had charming old-school elements, but lacked light and needed new fixtures.

Gorgeous new tiles, a floating sink and elegant lighting brought this family bathroom into the 21st century.

This basement needed a bathroom, stat (and that carpet had to go).

This brand-new bathroom was perfect for a basement apartment.

Outdated tile, poor lighting and a sad vanity were crying for a makeover.

Awkward extra space was made useful with custom shelves for towels and products.

This dark, damp space was transformed into a full bathroom.

We can’t get enough of this fabulous subway tile, a hot trend for bathrooms.

Is there anything worse than bathroom carpeting?

A statement vanity with a classic mirror makes this bathroom look fit for a queen. And look, no more carpet!

These bulbs were awful in this dark basement bathroom.

When in doubt, white and light grey look clean and luxurious in any bathroom.

The entire loft space was transformed and given a gorgeous new bathroom.

This attic loft bathroom made great use of the awkward space and kept the feeling of space with light colours.

From storage room to beautiful bathroom, this is one amazing makeover.

We love the mix of chic new fixtures with a dash of rustic wood decor for added flair.