Over the last 9 years, finding kitchen and mobile home bathroom remodels has been tough for me. I always try to get a homeowner to answer a couple of questions and then ideas online anywhere but especially mentioned on mainstream media. It’s a bit difficult for me to find mobile home bathroom remodeling photos.
While most manufactured homes have smaller bathtubs (typically they are 6″ shorter, 2-6″ narrower, and not quite as deep), you can usually find just enough space to install a standard-sized tub. In our home, all we have to do is move the wall between the tub and our daughter’s bedroom closet back about 6.5 inches. Since we plan on installing a tankless water heater we will be able to gain quite a bit of space by removing the water heater tank in her closet.
I think you’ll enjoy these mobile home bathroom remodels. Unfortunately, these bathrooms aren’t in a manufactured home but that doesn’t mean you can’t have a similar style or design. Remember, manufactured homes have unlimited potential and whatever you can do in a site-built home you can do in a factory-built home.
Green with Envy
This first bathroom is beautiful! It was uploaded to Imgur by user BorchertKitchenAndBath, as are the first 5 bathrooms listed. This is a spacious bathroom remodel that simply needed an aesthetic makeover. The dark green tile was a bit dated, along with the tiled tub surround but it was quickly updated into a gorgeous modern bathroom.
Bathroom Before Remodel
Bathroom During Remodel
Natural stone tile is very popular these days and for good reason; they are durable, stylish, and can match just about any style you can imagine.
Bathroom After Remodel
Sophisticated Stone
This bathroom, while very nice in its own right, was also a bit dated. The contractor replaced the tub, vanity, and flooring to give the space a more modern look. They also opened up the shower.
Simple updates, such as painting trim or replacing a vanity’s countertop can give you a great new space with a modern vibe at an affordable price. You don’t have to completely gut your bathroom!
Bathroom Before Remodel
Bathroom After Remodel
Natural, subtle tones were used along with dark accents placed strategically throughout the space to create a fresh, modern space.
Related: Bathroom Remodeling Guide: Trends and Costs
Simple Sophistication
Here’s another bathroom remodel done by BorchertKitchenAndBath that I found on Imgur.
This bathroom seemed to be in excellent condition though I suppose the space was a bit neutral. New vanity’s and countertops, in addition to the shower makeover, make this room look great!
Bathroom Before Remodel
Bathroom After Remodel
Bye-Bye Brass
This bathroom remodel consisted of a complete update for the brass-trimmed walk-in shower. The doors were removed and the shower was opened up a bit, the walls tiled, and modern clear glass doors installed. You can see more images of this bathroom remodel on Imgur here.
Bathroom Before Remodel
Bathroom After Remodel
Related: Eleven Bathroom Renovation Tips
Modern Maroon
This is a gorgeous bathroom – it’s huge, well laid out, and stylish. The shower and bathtub switched places and their styles were simplified with a more modern material choice. The flooring and wall tile was updated with natural stone material and the glass shower doors were updated with a clear, modern design.
Classic Black and White Bathroom Remodel
This is a great bathroom remodel that uses the classic black and white tile that has made a comeback in the last decade or so. This bathroom remodel was uploaded to Imgur by DesignSqueeze.
Before Bathroom Remodel
After Bathroom Remodel
Related: Mobile Home Bathroom Guide
Terrific Teal Bathroom Remodel
This is a great remodel! As you can see it started with wood paneling that dated the space a bit. The bathroom was remodeled into a colorful, modern, and stylish space. Uploaded to Reddit.com via zacboggz.
Summary
Bathroom remodels can give your entire home a new lease on life and you can spend as much or as little as you want on the project. Chose updates that aren’t as trendy and can stand the test of time. To make fixtures last as long as possible choose a traditional aluminum or brushed nickel finish – they have stood the test of time and continue to be popular. Choose a tile that can accent many colors and use paint to give your bathroom a splash of color.
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