DIY Network Q: Our bathroom vanity has seen better days. I would like to replace it. Can you tell me how? A: This is a way to revive your bathroom without undertaking a major remodeling project. First ...

You don’t have to tear out tile or hire a contractor to make your bathroom look brand new. With around $250, you can make ...

Your bathroom sets your self-care tone. It’s where your morning routine starts and your nighttime routine ends — and your vanity can make or break your experience. If you’re struggling with limited ...

You don’t have to gut your bathroom to make it feel new. A few smart upgrades can completely change how the space looks and ...

A This is a great way to revive your bathroom without undertaking a major remodeling project. First, shut off water lines and disconnect supply lines to the sink. Use a bucket to catch water from ...

Two weeks after we moved into our fixer-upper, the 35-year-old tub started leaking through the floor into the downstairs bathroom. The baby blue tub was so old that it had worn through. We immediately ...

A countertop is a dominant surface in a bathroom, so replacing an ugly duckling laminate vanity top with a new, high-style granite stone one will be a dramatic improvement. They come in a host of ...

The weeks before Halloween are ideal for home improvement shenanigans because the process so nicely replicates the experience of visiting a haunted house: Pay your money. Stumble into darkness.

Replacing the bathroom sink can mean myriad decisions. Can you, for instance, add (or enhance) storage at the same time by installing a new sink/vanity combination? Or maybe you don’t have enough room ...