Bathrooms

Popping a skylight into a low roof made room for a bath alcove with brilliant sunrise viewsby Scott Donahue

by Bob Bulick

by Ed Cunha

In six months and approximately 400 man-hours, one reader transforms his 1915 bungalow bathby Paul Waterloo

A quick bathroom makeover turns into a total gut jobby Paul Waterloo

A trade-off seemed inevitable, but a clever solution made both possibleby Charles Miller

Sunshine pouring over a glass-mosaic shower wall transforms a dreary little bathroomby Chet Zebroski

Transom and interior windows let the sun shine into an accessible bathroom trimmed with a combination of durable woodsby Garry Murphy

Relocating a detached garage adds privacy to the backyard and makes room for a bigger kitchenby Michael De Biasse

Tips for getting the most out of limited square footageby Sean Groom

by Mark Mills-Thysen

A good layout is key to a successful bath remodel. Former Fine Homebuilding editor Scott Gibson explains why in this excerpt from his book, Bathroom Ideas that Work.by Scott Gibson

Master plumber Rex Cauldwell outlines his technique in this excerpt from his latest book in the For Pros By Pros series: Plumbing.by Rex Cauldwell

A clever floor plan yields separate baths, a steam shower, and a laundry room, all without breaking a tight budgetby Carolyn Murray Anderson

Off-the-shelf materials dressed up with custom details yield a modern look with a modest price tagby Andrew Ring

Enlarging an existing dormer made space for twin vanities, a curbless shower, and a generous closetby Lisa Christie

A little more space and a skylight make a big difference

Born from one tired old space are master and kids' bathrooms full of style, storage, and daylightby Genie Nowicki

Reversing a backward floor plan brings style and function to an American foursquare bathroomby Timothy Gill