Budget-Friendly Bathroom Renovations

Ceiling lights in a white-tiled bathroom or tiled shower base replacements with a white bathtub and bath niche are black.

Spa-like interiors, especially budget-friendly bathrooms, are all over the media, from interior design shows to Instagram-famous bathroom makeovers. You don't have to spend a lot of money to have a nice bathroom, which is great news.  Because of lookalike surfaces and inventive DIY solutions, you may still emulate the most popular interior design trends without hiring a contractor.

On this list of low-cost bathroom remodeling ideas, you'll find projects priced at or below $ 50 / £ 50, $100 / £ 100, and $500 / £ 500.

You'll find more practical ideas here if you're starting from scratch and looking for a budget-friendly solution. Toilets for under $50/£50 on a limited budget

We did say budget, and we meant it. There are a lot of simple DIY projects and small tweaks in this section that anyone may perform. Thus, they're both rapid and affordable.

That's exactly what we're saying. For one thing, you can get the materials you need from online marketplaces and do it yourself. When you finish a minor project on your own, you feel like you've accomplished something.  As untidy and time-consuming as it may be, there's something to be said about someone who can tackle an interior design project independently.

To save money on labor, as well as a few smug brownie points when others compliment your bathroom, it's a win-win situation. If you don't know what you're doing, auction-based e-commerce sites can be a minefield, even if your labor is free and online video streaming is included in your internet package.

Even though boxes have been offered for as little as £23/£17 per square meter, the price of metro tiles will ultimately depend on how they're marketed (per piece or by the box). If you can, bargain, know your budget, and even attempt searching with misspelled words are all things to keep in mind. It's also possible to make a large effect by altering your bid amount.

Take A Paint Pot As Your Foundation

Stenciled floral paint designs on a braided washing basket adorn this blue bathroom.

When it comes to changing the look of your bathroom, painting the walls is at the top of our list, from basic beige to bold black and blue tones. And there is a slew of low-cost bathroom ideas that may be implemented efficiently while also looking great.

You don't have to stick to just one color when painting your walls.

Make use of your imagination and experimentation to come up with innovative bathroom painting ideas. If you're want to give your bathroom a more rustic feel, you might use chalk paint or a floral stencil. If you're painting your bathroom, look for a paint that will withstand steam and dampness while still being washable, as well as one that has a mold-resistant formulation. Bathroom design must be low-cost and low-maintenance to stay within this budget.

Finally, if possible, apply low-odor paint and ventilate the area. The quick-drying and undercoat-free variants can save you time. Replace expensive flooring with more cost-effective options. A white and blue bathroom with luxury vinyl tiles in a mosaic pattern and a freestanding blue bathtub. Luxury vinyl tiling (or LVT) is one of the most water-resistant budget bathroom solutions if you want the look of tile but don't have the time or money to do it yourself. This modern bathroom design mimics more high-end flooring options, a far cry from its once fashionable but now outmoded lino cousin. It is accessible for both homeowners and renters alike. The starting price per square foot is $2.72/£1.95; this is reasonable.

Vinyl flooring also requires little effort to keep clean. With just one cupboard staple, this flooring choice may be shining in no time!

Recycle Bathroom Furniture For Your Next Project

This bathroom features a blue and grey color scheme with a grey chalk paint-painted vanity.

If an item is worn out and might use some TLC, don't throw it away. Upcycling old furniture is a popular budget bathroom concept on social media platforms like Pinterest and Instagram. You may also seek secondhand furniture on sites like Facebook Marketplace, eBay, and Gumtree if you don't already have any vanity units that need to be upgraded.