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When it comes to style and over-the-top glamour, nothing beats '20s bathrooms. Sure, the '80s were wild, but bathrooms from 1920s are... something else. Let's take a look at these

How to Create a 1920's Vintage Bathroom in your home. Kate Beavis is a vintage expert, blogger, writer and speaker on homes, fashion and weddings #vintage #yourvintagelife #vintagehome #vintagexpert #vintagefashion

See this gorgeous true-to-period 1920s bathroom renovation! This brand new bathroom has classic styling that looks like it is original to its 1920s home.

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Live-work balance: interior designer Marianne Evennou's new Paris office is set in an apartment designed as a workspace and crash pad, color included.

Design elements of vintage bathrooms... inspiration for our old-house DIY bathroom remodel.

I'm poking around tile patterns in bathroom catalogs again. These are most of the worthwhile pictures from the book Bathrooms of Character from Trenton Potteries Company in 1922. I'm going to do a series of these posts over the next few days showing pictures from different catalogs.

The 1920s were an era of innovation, elegance, and timeless design, and bathrooms from this decade often reflected a sophisticated blend of Art Deco influences, luxurious materials, and bold, geometric patterns. If you're looking to

Leaky fixtures and water damage got the heave-ho, while the entire bathroom got a crisp new look in line with the home's style

Transform your space with a stunning 1920s bathroom design! Discover vintage-inspired tiles, elegant fixtures, and timeless color palettes that evoke the glamour of the Roaring Twenties. Dive into our tips for blending modern comfort with classic charm. Your dream bathroom awaits! #BathroomDesig

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11 Design Tips to Steal From Hotel Bathrooms: Black and White Bathroom

Remodeled bathroom designed to the 1920's era with full height paneled wainscot…

Retro inspired bathroom. White, black and soft green

When the house was purchased, someone had lowered the ceiling with gyp board. We re-designed it with a coffer that looked original to the house. The antique

This bathroom utilises black and white tiles in different geometric patterns for a modern update on the Art Deco design style

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This apartment building was built in 1926, and the bathroom definitely looked like it had suffered through decades worth of damage.