Home Improvement Today?

LOL!!!

 

Seat and lid have seen some use with the color fade

 

That is a special kind of ugly there

 

"Look Hon, I found a toilet that comes with special matching padded seat that matches our tile!"

 

The BURN OXIDIZING DIET!

 

Makes you wonder what the rave currently is, that in 30 years everyone will be saying that has to go.

 

I think it goes in cycles. Some of the older trends will come back in style, some won't. Pink and green, probably won't.

 

FIFY

 

Grey floors lol sorry to everybody that just put them in
And for the record I think they look fine but it is really trendy now so will be the hardest hit by the inevitable change in trends
Edit: I’m excluding grey slate from this, it will always be classy

 

shaker cabinets, farmhouse sinks, barn doors, real granite countertops...

 

lol oh yeah and grey everything lol

 

Every fixture in my bathroom was that color when we moved in.
and the walls

 

My old house has the same bathroom but thankfully in 1948 all they had was black and white so my tiles are white and border/accent pieces are black, aged more gracefully.

 

I think the all-white look for houses that I see now will look dated in ten years

 

White cabinets and quartz.

 

Missing the stained red oak cabinets of the 90s? lol

 

Yep with white walls and white trim and white ceilings with white ceiling fans and white exterior with galvalume tin roof makes for a boring design

BTW This is the new house I was working on Today

 

Wish I could find a pic of the shower/tub. The tub was green like the toilet. There was a woman at the place I worked at the time that had a vintage bathroom and wanted the nasty green toilet! Didn't work out on the end. I rented a demolition hammer from HD one day and went to town on that bathroom. Good god, they made them tough back then! The floor was several inches of concrete/mortar, and the shower was at least 1-2 inches with wire mesh in it. What a cast iron bitch that was. As was the cast iron tub, which was almost as wide as the bathroom. Had to cut and sledge that bad boy out.

 

Oak and brass are making a comeback...