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The 12 Best Fixer To Fabulous Bathroom Transformations, According
To Fans
By SILVAN KITMA
Spa
Jenny and Dave Marrs’ biggest renovation was the expansion of their relatives’ rancher house, including remaking a dull, gray-tiled shower room into a master bedroom ensuite.
They created a spa-like bathroom featuring a soaking tub, a steam shower, a double vanity with floating oak cabinets, and a striking fluted floor-to-ceiling tile that fans adored.
'90s Update
The builder-designer duo transformed an outdated home with brown walls, a drop-in bathtub, a wooden vanity and dresser, circular button handles, and an acrylic counter.
They installed a double wooden vanity with a white countertop, a walk-in shower, and a free-standing bathtub. Large-format porcelain tiles and brass hardware completed the look.
Heroes
When the crew remodeled community heroes the McGhees’ house, the master bathroom was dark and styleless, with chrome hardware and a toilet that was impractically situated.
Dave and Jenny Marrs created a fashionable bathroom with separate areas and updated elements, using black, white, and gold hues; Terrazzo shower tiles; and a double black vanity.
Hosts
The team redesigned the house of a couple who accommodated foreign exchange students and international missionaries, incorporating a multicultural theme into the new design.
Updates included Mexican terracotta tiles, a free-standing white bathtub, a Mediterranean-inspired shower, pebble stone flooring, and a double vanity with gray stone countertops.
Peruvian-Style
A retired couple with a Peruvian background downsized to a house with a bathroom disconnected from the main bedroom. It also had dated tiles, fixtures and fittings.
The crew fixed the layout and added a gray vanity, hexagonal marble tiles, pebble flooring, and a walk-in shower with an arched entryway echoing Peruvian dome-shaped buildings.