Key Points Swapping out tile, paint, or lighting can elevate a small bathroom without blowing your budget.Choosing large-format tiles and affordable materials helps save on labor while still looking ...

2. Install a New Mirror DIFFICULTY: Tool and Materials Thin pry bar Hammer Painter's tape Shims Mirror adhesive Caulk gun Mirror clips A bathroom mirror is surprisingly easy to remove and replace ...

Hanging a mirror over a bookcase or console is another option, especially if that wall faces a window to brighten and enlarge the space. In the dining room of a recent project, Guertin hung a large, ...

Outdated tiles and fixtures may be replaced, but the plain-yet-functional builder-grade mirror frequently remains. Here are a few ways to upgrade your boring mirror without spending a lot of time ...

One tile at a time, peel the backings of the mounting squares and press the mirror tile onto the wall. Working from the bottom up, add the mirror tiles, one row at a time.

From angular, organic, and fluid forms, to powder rooms that celebrate elegance, here is AD's selection of the most stylish ...

Remodeling a bathroom can improve functionality, enhance aesthetics, and increase a home’s value. Here are three remodels to ...

A mirror isn’t just a place to check your reflection; it’s a centrepiece that helps define your bathroom’s style. With their ...

Julie says the tile paint cost her £25 from B&Q and she also picked up a grout pen for just £3.99 from Amazon. The stick on tiles for her bath panel cost her £1 a sheet from One Below bringing ...