While most new-home buyers are choosing new bath fixtures, there are good reasons to go vintage. Period fixtures blend well in period homes, while in newer houses antique materials distinguish one ...

A: Vintage fixtures are beautiful—the white is creamier, the shapes more voluptuous—and there’s something soul-satisfying about resurrecting a lovely old piece and putting it back into service. But ...

Vintage decor is taking over today's home design world, and bathrooms are the perfect place to experiment with antique pieces, old-world finishes, and nostalgic decorating trends. Vintage bathroom ...

There are a number of reasons why a full bathroom renovation might not be in the cards for you right now. If you rent, ...

From Togo sofas to Sonneman lamps, vintage is taking over interiors. But your antique treasure shouldn’t be limited to your living room or bedroom. [Enter the vintage bathroom.] Whether it’s an old, ...

Q: I just bought a home with a large bathroom that’s perfectly suited for a vintage tub. Are the plumbing requirements any different for these fixtures compared with standard built-in tubs and showers ...

When freestanding clawfoot tubs originated in the 19th century, they were made out of cast iron and lined with porcelain, which made them perfect for long soaks (the iron retains heat really well), ...

When it comes time to sell, many homeowners might assume that the best way to boost value is by remodeling, but the truth is not every upgrade will be worth taking on. While many potential buyers are ...

Q: I'm pulling my hair out looking at tub faucets. What's complicating things is that I'm not yet settled on the tub yet. One Roman faucet I've seen was so elegant. The claw-foot tub faucets are also ...