Ready For a Revamp: Mid Century Bathrooms

What better way to rev-up your restroom, than with a new cabinet layout? During this renovation, the Steinbergs focused on the contrast between light and dark that is subsequently echoed through the rest of their home. So when enclosing a walnut veneer with a ceramic white outer structure, they allow for a unique blend of colors to add depth to this space and match their overall aesthetic. Learn more about this renovation here.

If you already have a unique tile scheme, don’t get rid of it during your remodel. Instead, use it as the focal point for your updated bathroom to add even more character to your interiors. While remodeling the restroom pictured, James Judge stayed true to this concept, finding that the original tiles kept the house’s vintage flair alive. Read more about James’s revamp process here.

Care to shed some light on the subject? If you’re looking to bring some natural light into your lavatory, then a sliding window might be for you. In their Portland ranch remodel, Tom Cotter and Doug Beebe focused specifically on this idea, contrasting the dark Ebano tiling with the incoming light. This not only gave depth to this space, but also gave their powder room a more balanced and poised facade. Read more about this MCM renovation here.

A pop of color can definitely add some funk and spunk to your MCM spaces. And by incorporating red tiles throughout their bathroom, Annie and Jamie Price stick true to this idea, giving the bathroom a more eclectic mid century look. Not to mention, the doorknob handles echo the red color scheme as well, adding to the overall MCM character. Learn more about this renovation process here.

In their mid century guest home, Randy Shemaitis and Keith Zabel took a technicolor tile scheme to heart. By incorporating orange, green, blue, and grey hexagonal tiles into the shower, they wanted to capture the unique MCM vibe that only Palm Springs can provide. “We want [people] to think ‘Palm Springs'” when they enter, says Keith. And that is what guests will get with this groovy guise! Learn more about the Stardust Oasis guest home here.

In Sally Julien’s glass box lake house, there are plenty of colorful and engaging MCM pieces throughout the residence. But the bathroom is a whole different ball game! With a green-paneled glass window and a darker, more soothing, color scheme, this mid century space proves that meditation is key. Read more about Sally’s revitalizing renovations here.