You are currently browsing comments. If you would like to return to the full story, you can read the full entry here: “Art Deco Bathrooms”.
tweet
facebook
stumbleUpon
email-
- follow me on twitter
-
You might also like:
Historical Bathroom PhotosIdeas for period perfect bungalow bathrooms
More Historical Bathroom PhotosGet inspired to create your own vintage bathroom
Subway Tile & Bungalow Bathrooms Just Go TogetherLike Peanut Butter & Jelly
-
“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not.”
Dr. Seuss -
My Favorite Home Improvement Books
-
{a few of my favorite things}
-
Thanks for posting the pictures of deco bathrooms! It really gave me some ideas, ‘because our house definitely has some original deco elements, and I want to stay true to that feel.
Sweet! All our fixtures are Crane from the 50′s and Art Deco would look right at home. These pics really give me some ideas.
Its funny to think how modern bathrooms looked all the way back in the 20s! Thanks for sharing those!!
Jessica,
I was thinking the same…all you’d have to do is replace the toilet, and someone would walk into this bathroom and say, “Wow, it’s so modern!”
Looks like my 1926 Standard peg leg sink and toilet. Your write it has a modern feel about it very sleek.
Our home was built circa 1885 and didn’t originally have an indoor bathroom (they had a “two-seater” in the carriage house.) I’m not sure when our house got its first indoor bathroom. We are going to be renovating soon and these images have given me a lot of inspiration.
I want our new bathrooms to fit the style of our old house. I figure if I give slight modern twists to historical designs, the traditional style will fit in our house without becoming dated like something too trendy would. These styles from the 1920s are at once traditional and modern but won’t seem outdated in 10 or 20 years.