Bathroom

Double tap for a small space–friendly idea.

Bonus: It’s budget friendly.

The designers turned to old-world materials instead.

While a smart marble decision spared the budget.

Make like this designer in her home’s makeover.

Yelp told us so.

Just as plush as on day one.

Curved tiles and copper team up in this futuristic bathroom.

It also makes for a great holiday gift.

Here’s how you can play it up.

Little touches that make it feel special.

Something more affordable is taking its place.

One humble material, three creative ways.

It only cost $6K to uncover it.

A bit rustic, a touch Brutalist.

Same square footage, smarter design.

Bring on the floor-to-ceiling terrazzo.

The short answer is yes—but you’ll need a few essentials.

Terrazzo is sticking around.

Make a micro-statement.

Searches for all remodel projects are up 84 percent this year.

Now this is luxury.

Six spaces where monochrome works.

Five spaces where they look like the real thing.

Starting with a Rainbow Fish backsplash.

Seven materials to know, according to the experts.

Anthony D’Argenzio shares his tricks of the trade.

From pink ombré to glittering teal.

From striped concrete to old-school mosaics.

Rule number one: Always order extras.

Disco vibes, stripes on stripes, and more.

You can get your own from the backyard.

The classic style can still be exciting.

From swirly patterns to shimmery zellige.

Customize those built-ins.

The rose-filled space is a self-isolation sanctuary.

This concrete mix saves you the trouble of ripping out tile.

Small but mighty.

Starting with the budget.

Which one would you choose?

Hint: The countertop is the same.

Skip the hard decisions.

You might want to sit down for this one.

Behind the scenes of her house reno.

And the seven major mistakes to avoid.